Pluralist Interests

Definition

Pluralist interests refer to the diverse and competing groups within a society that seek to influence government decisions. These groups often represent different social, economic, or political interests.

Related terms

Interest Groups:

Organizations formed by individuals who share common goals and work together to influence government policies.

Civil Society:

The network of voluntary associations, organizations, and institutions that are independent from the government but play a role in shaping public opinion and policy.

Lobbying:

The act of attempting to influence policymakers through direct contact, persuasion, or advocacy efforts.