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Pressure group | An organized group of people that aim to influence the policies or actions of government |
Sectional group | A pressure group that exists to advance or protect the (usually material) interests of its members |
Promotional group | A pressure group that exists to advance particular values, ideals and principles |
Insider group | A pressure group that enjoys regular privileged and usually institutional access to government |
Outsider group | A pressure group that is either not consulted by government or consulted irregularly and not at a senior level |
Pluralism | A theory of the distribution of political power that holds that power is widely and evenly dispersed in society |
Elitism | The theory that political power is concentrated in the hands of the fewan elite, sometimes called the 'power elite' |
Functional representation | The representation if groups based on their funciton within the economy or society; examples include industries employees, professionals, workers etc. |
Pluralist Democracy | A form of government that operate through the capacity of organized groups to articulate popular demands and ensure governments responsiveness |
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