Some argue that it is not a distinct interest group system at all but rather just another form of pluralism.
What if, like our northern European neighbours, Britain had a proportional electoral system generating coalitions of relatively small parties, each representing a distinct interest group?
So "the government" can constitute a distinct interest group.
Admittedly, progressive activists are accustomed to internecine battles, but usually these pit one arguably distinct interest group against another.
The regulatory model presented in this paper has its evolution in the views and motives of three distinct interest-groups, namely, regulators, financial institutions and investors.
But if we are to go further and get the political system to try seriously to reverse the trends of the past thirty years—somebody will have to figure out how to stitch together a coalition of distinct, smaller interest groups that, in their different ways, care deeply about inequality, and, together, can pressure Washington in favor of specific policies.
But if we are to go further — and get the political system to try seriously to reverse the trends of the past thirty years — somebody will have to figure out how to stitch together a coalition of distinct, smaller interest groups that, in their different ways, care deeply about inequality, and, together, can pressure Washington in favor of specific policies.
Like its diverse restaurant offerings, Highland Park is made up of distinct communities and interest groups.
