What is hyperpluralism and the iron triangles associated with it? How does this perspective see interest groups as offering threats to the political system?

What will be an ideal response?


An ideal response will:
1. Define and explain hyperpluralism.
2. Explain that hyperpluralism is concerned with the development of policy subsystems and iron triangles that control government policy.
3. Explain that hyperpluralism is concerned with the potential for deadlock, particularly with the influence of single-interest groups and lobbying efforts.

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