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- Title: Lecture 3-15-2007
- Type: Notes
- School: Wisconsin
- Course: POLI SCI 104
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Science Political 104 March 15, 2007 California just moved state presidential primary to feb. 5 th "Frontloading" of presidential primaries o Require more advance fundraising. Organizations Creating and maintaining an organization costs money, which somebody has to pay o Time invested in communicating, organizing o Time invested in participation o Monetary Costs The "free rider" problem: we want the benefits, but would prefer not to pay the costs Free Riders Public vs. Private Goods o Public (or collective) good: once you produce it, you cannot restrict who utilizes it Clean environment National Defense Public Television Street Light Private Good: Goods whose distribution can be controlled When Will Groups Organize When will the benefits outweigh the costs? Characteristics that make organization more likely o When the product/goal is not a collective good o When the group is small and homogenous When the participants are less sensitive to costs Interest Group Formation Organizations more likely to form when o Private vs. public goods o Participants less sensitive to costs of participation o Groups are small and homogenous o Benefits of participation>Costs Implication Some groups are more likely to form than others Some interests are more likely to be represented than others Casts doubt on the "pluralist" model, since the playing field is not even Madison, Federalist 10 Framers were very suspicious of "factions," or and group organized around a particularized interest (even political Saw parties) factions as a threat to stability, undercutting consideration of "national good," and causing, "instability, injustice, and confusion" What to do about them? Rethinking Federalist 10 Latham (writing in the 1960's) o Madison emphatically correct o Political voice achieved through groups o Organization begets counterorganization Multiple and overlapping interest group memberships Legislature serves as referee Rauch: Madison is no longer applicable o Reiterates standard critique: Washington out of tough, congress controlled by special interests, return to popular control (standard populism) o Explosion of associations and interest groups beyond what is healthy for democracy Political Parties Largest type of political organization, organized around broad ideological and policy agendas Serve unique functions (as well as some general functions) Regarded as crucial to organizing collective action in gov't Importance of Parties Mobilizing function: facilitate and organize mass political activity o Recruiting and supporting candidates o Candidate selection function o Mobilization (GOTV) o Parties as info cues Organizing function: influencing policy in gov't o Serving as organizational principle o Unites members around common beliefs/interests Accountability function: Mechanism of collective responsibility o Allows voters to assign blame or credit Two Party System Why 2 Parties? o Characteristic of single member electoral districts o Tendency of major parties to capture smaller ones
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