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    opinions on interest representation. To be clear, I will argue particularly that Elite power theory as first posited by C. Wright Mills…

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    The elite theory of democracy is a form of democracy where a small minority of highly influential members of society like wealthy and political elites hold an unequal or more power than the popular majority. Basically, the elite theory of democracy says that in every political system there are only two different groups of participants. The first is the small amount of elites, which exercises a large amount of influence over the democratic system .The second is the large amount of regular…

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    Power Elite Theory

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    the broad range of subjects he wrote about and the various classical sociological theories he used to explore these subjects. None the less Somewhat of a consensus has be reached with regards to Mills conception of the power elite model as being a pseudo marxist interpretation of the political,militaristic, and economic shift that had begun to take place in america with a heavy emphasis on post WW2 america. However some may be quick to argue back that given his fascination…

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    Pluralism is described as, “an open, participatory style of government in which many difference interests are represented.” In the eyes of many pluralism is a good idea because it gives people the opportunity to share their opinion and wants of the public in a political perspective. While yes, many support this idea, there are a few who doubt it. Just like any other idea there will be flaws and the author clearly states what those flaws are in terms of pluralism. The two main theories are…

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    Elite Theory Of Fascism

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    Elite theories have often been associated with fascism. In particular, elite theorists such as Pareto and Michels had undeniable ties with the Italian Fascist party and the latter even supported Mussolini. One of the strongest arguments for this association is that elite theories are usually deemed to be anti-socialist and anti-democratic. By rejecting both Marxism and the democratic system, elite theories seem to be advocating for new forms of power, which fascism can easily be seen as the…

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    Managerial Elite Theory

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    The managerial-elite theory argues that the domain of power in society is controlled by a managerial elite. These managerial elite are few in numbers compared to the much larger mass which they have control over. The managerial elite are made up of three distinct groups, corporate elite, government elites, and the military elite. The president as well as top members of government are viewed as managerial elite. CEOs and board members are considered corporate managerial elite. Military elite are…

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    Why follow the rules? Why not get what you want when you want it however you can get it? The mere function of today’s world is based on the elite necessity to have every citizen obey their laws. In addition, people never stop to ask themselves, “Why is there a pressing validity in the action of obeying wholesome rules, and how does this benefit me personally”? Thrasymachus addresses the underlining importance behind morality and the misleading advantages that follow with being virtuous. In a…

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    as sure there is, a just God to appeal too, if Religion and Justice be a sanctuary here, If to plead y[e] cause of the oppresse, If sincerely to aime at his Mat [ites] Honor and the Publikc good…,” specifically to rally up both traditional Englishmen and new colonial men, who viewed divine justification from God as the most noble reason to do anything. Bacon continues on that “to indeavor to save the remaynders bee Treason God Almighty Judge and let guilty dye,” furthering building upon the…

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    Pluralism In Democracy

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    disconnect their impenetrable gaze from their televisions and phone screens to go out and express their civic duty to vote. Only to return, November 9th, to American mainstream culture, characterized by ignorant complacency and weapons of mass distraction for another four years. More and more people, however, are coming to realize that the state of our democracy, founded in ideals of freedom and equal representation of our votes and voices, is a lie. Thanks to the historic campaign of Bernie…

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    Reptiles Control the Universe: A Mystery to Uncover The conspiracy theory known as the ‘Reptilian Elite’ is a popular theory founded in the late 1990s and is most common among people in the Europe. It provides evidence and examples on how reptile like figures control the world and society around us as far back in history as we know. This theory can manipulate the mind, just like the witches did to Macbeth. The Reptilian Elite control not only other people, but society as a whole. Reptiles have…

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