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Introduction to the American Political Process Final Thoughts

Managing Conflict …  Competition over scarce resources  “ If men were angels …”  How can we manage conflict?

… But Pursuing Ideals  Politics is rarely pretty Abortion  The Structure of Conflict Institutions Interests  Rules are not neutral

A Recurrent Theme: Equality and Intensity  Equality Varying responsiveness across institutions  Intensity Who should be heard?  The Tradeoff Costs and benefits No easy answers

A Big Mess  Importance of acknowledging tradeoffs Varying responsiveness across institutions  American system is complicated by design Federalism Separated powers

Can We Do Better?  The possibility of reform  Sticky culture; Sticky institutions  Back to Dahl