What does the iron law of oligarchy describe?

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Governments that maintain control through forceful oppressionThe systematic barring of women from senior political rolesThe unavoidable concentration of authority in the hands of a few leadersThe judicial framework used in previous communist states

Explanation

The iron law of oligarchy highlights the natural tendency for power to become centralized within a small group of leaders, regardless of democratic intentions. It does not pertain to repression, gender exclusion, or legal systems of communist countries.