The Impact of Interest Groups in The Presidential and Parliamentary Systems
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.31150/ajshr.v2i10.648Keywords:
Interest Groups, Political Systems, democratic, penetrationAbstract
Interest groups are social groups that are active in democratic political systems by applying pressure on those who hold power in order to take some decisions that guarantee their interests, adopting many methods to achieve this. The influence of these groups appears to be greater in presidential systems than in parliamentary systems due to the characteristics that characterize these systems, and that there is a fear of the activities of these groups in newly democratic systems in which the application of constitutional legal rules has not been completed, as it is feared of external penetration so that it becomes a means to achieve Its goals are through what foreign countries are doing to employ the protests and demonstrations of these groups.
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