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Parochial political culture is generally found in
developing societies
societies having multi-party system
developed societies
monarchical societies
Parochial Political Culture: Where the people have no understanding of ‘he national political system, do not possess any tendency to participate in the input processes and have no consciousness of the output processes, such a type of political culture is called parochial political culture. African tribes and Eskimos fall in this category. Such types of people have no role to play in the political culture.
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