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Pluralist Theory of Democracy
Politics is a competition between groups, each with its own interests/goals without one being dominant in the process. Therefore, they must work together and compromise.
Hyperpluralist Theory
Politics is a competition between groups so strong that compromise is negligible, and government is weakened by confusing/contradictory policies. Leads to chaos and policy gridlock.
Elite/Class Theory
Society is divided on class lines and the wealthy/elite will rule.
Ideas of John Locke
Natural rights to life liberty and property
Ideas of Rousseau
The social contract and popular sovereignty
Ideas of Montesquieu
Separation of powers