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Interest Group Theory

Description:

Interest Group Theory refers to the study and analysis of the formation, organization, and influence of interest groups within a political system. It focuses on understanding the role and impact of these groups on public policies and decision-making processes.

Sample Sentences:

1. The interest group theory suggests that interest groups play a crucial role in shaping legislative outcomes.
2. According to interest group theory, the success of an interest group depends on its ability to mobilize resources and influence policymakers.
3. Interest group theory provides insights into how different interest groups compete and collaborate to advance their agendas.
4. Researchers use interest group theory to examine the dynamics of lobbying and its effects on policy formulation.

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