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The first important distinction is between public subsidies to parties and their election campaigns alone ... In such cases , where it is the party which is funded for elections on the basis of a per seat or per vote formula based on ...
The first important distinction is between public subsidies to parties and their election campaigns alone ... In such cases , where it is the party which is funded for elections on the basis of a per seat or per vote formula based on ...
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Political parties are not constitutionally recognised entities . The party system in India , unlike in Europe , is not institutionalised . Party funding implicitly assumes this . Party loyalties are very weak for both politicians and ...
Political parties are not constitutionally recognised entities . The party system in India , unlike in Europe , is not institutionalised . Party funding implicitly assumes this . Party loyalties are very weak for both politicians and ...
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The RV model would also mean an end of the party system which is an instrument of unified governance in the hands of the Prime Minister . It would mean a chaotic cabinet and an unruly Parliament . The government would not only be a ...
The RV model would also mean an end of the party system which is an instrument of unified governance in the hands of the Prime Minister . It would mean a chaotic cabinet and an unruly Parliament . The government would not only be a ...
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