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What does pluralism in governance mean?
Think about how decisions are made involving multiple voices.
What is an example of a group that might influence government policy?
Consider organizations that promote specific interests.
What is the main idea of Pluralist Theory of Sovereignty?
Think about how power is shared.
True or False: The state in a pluralist system acts as a neutral arbiter.
Consider how the state interacts with different groups.
Consider a scenario where a small, wealthy interest group influences legislation against the wishes of larger, less funded groups. Analyze the implications for democracy in that context.
Reflect on who has the power and why.
Design a strategy that the state could implement to ensure that all groups, including marginalized voices, are adequately represented in a pluralist society.
Think about how to amplify lesser-heard voices.
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