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Pluralism is a system where there exists no single source of authority within a state. Pluralism can be seen as the opposite of a monistic theory of state, which is usually thought to be endowed with supreme and unlimited power. In a pluralistic system, sovereignty is considered as resting not only with the state, but also with many other institutions. The state is only one of the institutions among social, political, cultural, and economic institutions within the society. For example, the United States can be considered as a pluralistic society.