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Theories of interest group activity in non-pluralist regimes are less all-embracing because of the wide variety of such regimes.
In non-pluralist systems it is sometimes feared that interest groups will undermine the national interest or major government plans and commitments that are often expressed by a country's official ideology or through the statements of national officials.
To this the non-pluralist might respond that the notion of clarity is not clear.
It thus represents a critical juncture in the debate between the pluralist and non-pluralist.
The debate between the pluralist and the non-pluralist is really a hierarchy of debates.
The pluralist is generally a non-pluralist about certain domains of mathematics.
For example, a strict finitist might be a non-pluralist about PA but a pluralist about set theory and one might be a non-pluralist about ZFC and a pluralist about large cardinal axioms and statements like CH.
Section 5 revisits the debate between the pluralist and the non-pluralist in light of the foregoing mathematical developments.
It should be mentioned that the non-pluralist about ADL is open to the possibility that pluralism holds at higher levels, say at the level of CH.
The challenge for those with non-pluralist tendencies is to make the case that non-pluralism extends further and further into the upper reaches of higher mathematics.
The non-pluralist regards the above results as collectively providing very strong theoretical reasons for thinking that ADL holds and that the other, incompatible alternatives fail.
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