What is Pluralism

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A theory that all groups are well represented and a single interest controls government decisions. Learn more in: State Legislative Process: Politics and the Urban and Rural Divide

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Express dynamic of societies and interaction of social groups in different levels of reality free of dogmatism, where connections are established in voluntary form and discrepancies are managed through the approach win-win. Learn more in: Internal Migration, Ethnicity, and Acculturation Strategies in Peru 2020

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Theory that all groups are well represented and a singular interest controls government decisions. Learn more in: Introduction to Faith in State Legislatures: America as a Religious Refuge

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The belief in the existence and application of a wide variety of normative systems. Learn more in: Constructivism, Pluralism, and Pedagogy From Below in India: An Integrative Role of Educational Anthropology

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In case of absence of presence of relevant theories to real problems, it is possible in principal to construct several different theories for the explanation of the same ‘data’, and by doing so may contribute to the growth of knowledge (Kalima, 1972 AU137: The in-text citation "Kalima, 1972" is not in the reference list. Please correct the citation, add the reference to the list, or delete the citation. ). Learn more in: Role of SOR Theory in Business Tourism Activities for Effective Knowledge Transfer: Pluralistic Learning Theory for Project Knowledge Transfer