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美国还有一种较有影响力的、描述美国政治过程的决策模式,这就是通常称之的“精英模式”。精英模式不认为在美国这样的社会中,政策是多种社会互动的结果, 而认为政策是由社会中少部分精英人物做出来的,公共政策并不反映公民的要求和愿望,它只反映了少数决策者的利益、感情和价值观念,尽管这些政策并

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