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The Pluralist and Elitist Perspectives on Interest Groups
Compare and contrast the pluralist and elitist perspectives on interest groups in the political marketplace. Do you think one perspective is more accurate than the other? Why or why not? Cite all U. S. references. Thank you.
Compares and contrasts the pluralist and elitist perspectives on interest groups in the political marketplace, and evaluates in terms of accuracy. US references cited. Supplemented with related rticles on interest groups and political systems.
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