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... party system or a mad pro- liferation of parties . Yet if we calculate the number of parties by their effective share of votes or seats , we find a marginal increase . But that is a function of artificial aggre- gation at the national ...
... party system or a mad pro- liferation of parties . Yet if we calculate the number of parties by their effective share of votes or seats , we find a marginal increase . But that is a function of artificial aggre- gation at the national ...
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... party system which pro- duces coalition and / or minority gov- ernments at the national level , but at the state level ... party system has evolved towards either a straightforward two- party system , or a multiparty system which is ...
... party system which pro- duces coalition and / or minority gov- ernments at the national level , but at the state level ... party system has evolved towards either a straightforward two- party system , or a multiparty system which is ...
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... party with a demonstrable ability to utilize the avenues provided by accessing the state , i.e. , a potential ruling party , is likely to be preferred . The Congress came to dominate our electoral sys- tem because it carried a national ...
... party with a demonstrable ability to utilize the avenues provided by accessing the state , i.e. , a potential ruling party , is likely to be preferred . The Congress came to dominate our electoral sys- tem because it carried a national ...
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