Who argued that political resources-such as money, prestige, expertise, and access to the mass media-have become so widely distributed that no single elite, no social class, no bureaucratic arrangement, can control them.

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Kayley Cabrera

3 February, 02:30

Who argued that political resources-such as money, prestige, expertise, and access to the mass media-have become so widely distributed that no single elite, no social class, no bureaucratic arrangement, can control them.

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Casey Bryan · Answer 1

Pluralist View.

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Pluralist theory in political science refers to considering that the government is controlled by many different groups because political resources-such as money, influence and skills have become so ubiquitous that no single elite, no social class, no bureaucratic structure can regulate them. The theory which states that politics is primarily a rivalry between groups, where each interest group strives for its own political preferences but where all interests are covered.