AP®︎ Comparative Government: Topic 4.6 Flashcards

Master key terms and definitions for Topic 4.6 of AP Comparative Government – Pluralist and Corporatist Interests to help you prep for quizzes and the AP exam.

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Pluralism (Pluralist Interest-Group System)

Definition

A system in which multiple autonomous groups form independently of the state and compete for access to policymakers and political influence

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Pluralism (Pluralist Interest-Group System)
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A system in which multiple autonomous groups form independently of the state and compete for access to policymakers and political influence

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Corporatism (Corporatist Interest-Group System)
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A system in which the state structures policy access through recognized or sanctioned organizations representing major sectors such as labor, business, and agriculture

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Single Peak Association (SPA)
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A state-recognized umbrella organization that serves as the principal or sole representative of an entire economic or social sector

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Democratic Corporatism (Neo-Corporatism)
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A democratic arrangement in which the state negotiates with major peak associations that retain substantial organizational independence

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State Corporatism
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Corporatism in which the government creates, approves, finances, or closely supervises the organizations that represent social sectors

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Mexico’s Movement Toward Pluralism
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The weakening of PRI-controlled sectoral representation as democratization and political competition expanded autonomous groups’ access to multiple political channels

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