Robert Dahl argued that in a __________ society, the varied interest groups that emerge to represent their members will, in their battles over public policy, produce a consensus that serves the public's common interest.

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Robert Dahl argued that in a pluralist society, the competition among various interest groups will lead to a consensus that ultimately serves the public's common interest. This is because no single group can dominate, and compromises must be made.

Robert Dahl Argued That in a __________ Society, the Varied