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Pluralist Democracy in the United States: Conflict and Consent Robert A Dahl

. Presentation outline. What is pluralism?Who is pluralism?Pluralism gone wild!Pluralism in actionHow do I get what I want?Personal AssessmentQuestions. . What is pluralism?. Pluralism . . . Formal and informal groups counterbalance each other's power. Groups create policy through compromise a

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Pluralist Democracy in the United States: Conflict and Consent Robert A Dahl

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    1. Presented by Julian Pham Pluralist Democracy in the United States: Conflict and Consent Robert A Dahl

    2. Presentation outline What is pluralism? Who is pluralism? Pluralism gone wild! Pluralism in action How do I get what I want? Personal Assessment Questions

    4. Pluralism

    5. Pluralism

    6. Pluralism

    7. Pluralism

    8. Pluralism

    9. Pluralism

    10. Pluralism

    11. Pluralism

    12. Who is pluralism?

    21. Pluralism gone wild!

    22. Change

    23. Change

    24. Change

    25. Conflict Moderate vs. Severe

    26. 4 Conditions for Severe Conflict Divergence of views High stakes and a zero-sum contest Decline of overlapping cleavages Negotiation without decision

    27. 4 Conditions for Severe Conflict Divergence of views High stakes and a zero-sum contest Decline of overlapping cleavages Negotiation without decision

    28. 4 Conditions for Severe Conflict Divergence of views High stakes and a zero-sum contest Decline of overlapping cleavages Negotiation without decision

    29. 4 Conditions for Severe Conflict Divergence of views High stakes and a zero-sum contest Decline of overlapping cleavages Negotiation without decision

    30. Divergence of views High stakes and a zero-sum contest Decline of overlapping cleavages Negotiation without decision

    31. Divergence of views High stakes and a zero-sum contest Decline of overlapping cleavages Negotiation without decision

    32. Divergence of views High stakes and a zero-sum contest Decline of overlapping cleavages Negotiation without decision

    33. Divergence of views High stakes and a zero-sum contest Decline of overlapping cleavages Negotiation without decision

    34. Pluralism in action�

    35. Civil Rights Act of 1964

    36. Civil Rights Act of 1964

    37. Civil Rights Act of 1964

    38. Civil Rights Act of 1964

    39. Civil Rights Act of 1964

    40. Civil Rights Act of 1964

    41. Civil Rights Act of 1964

    42. Civil Rights Act of 1964

    43. Civil Rights Act of 1964

    44. Civil Rights Act of 1964

    45. Civil Rights Act of 1964

    46. Civil Rights Act of 1964

    47. Civil Rights Act of 1964

    48. Civil Rights Act of 1964

    49. Civil Rights Act of 1964

    50. Civil Rights Act of 1964

    51. Civil Rights Act of 1964

    52. Civil Rights Act of 1964

    53. Civil Rights Act of 1964

    54. How do I get what I want?

    55. 4 ways to be activist in a pluralist system Start your own political party Join other groups of similar causes to form a party Put pressure on one or both of the existing parties Align yourself with a party

    56. 4 ways to be activist in a pluralist system Start your own political party Join other groups of similar causes to form a party Put pressure on one or both of the existing parties Align yourself with a party

    57. 4 ways to be activist in a pluralist system Start your own political party Join other groups of similar causes to form a party Put pressure on one or both of the existing parties Align yourself with a party

    58. 4 ways to be activist in a pluralist system Start your own political party Join other groups of similar causes to form a party Put pressure on one or both of the existing parties Align yourself with a party

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