Interest Articulation

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$Math Mysteries - Measurement$

<strong>Interest</strong> Group Systems • Connections between interest groups and government policymakers • Groups have influence on laws that are made, both officially and unofficially • Three types of group systems: Pluralist, Corporatist, and controlled
Pluralist Group Systems • Multiple groups represent a single interest • Membership isn’t required and is limited • Groups are loose and decentralized • Clear separation between groups and the government • Ex: US, Japan, France
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Page 3 and 4: Citizen Action • Forms of citizen
Page 5 and 6: Voting • Citizens in Europe and R
Page 7 and 8: Riots • Most common outburst of a
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