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  • consociationalism
    / The theory of elite cooperation

    …of consociationalism are government by grand coalition and segmental autonomy. Government by grand coalition is the institutional setting in which representatives of all significant segments participate in common decision making with regard to common concerns, whereas decision making remains autonomous for all other issues. In all respects, consociationalism contrasts profoundly…

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    …of consociationalism are government by grand coalition and segmental autonomy. Government by grand coalition is the institutional setting in which representatives of all significant segments participate in common decision making with regard to common concerns, whereas decision making remains autonomous for all other issues. In all respects, consociationalism contrasts profoundly…

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