The 1950s political science doctrine which argued that interest groups would hold countervailing power to giant corporations was called

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The 1950s political science doctrine which argued that interest groups would hold countervailing power to giant corporations was called pluralism. This theory suggests that no one group can become too powerful because other groups will counterbalance their power. It also suggests that political power is distributed among many groups rather than concentrated in the hands of a few elites.

The 1950s Political Science Doctrine Which Argued That Interest Groups