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hegemonic party system: a standalone construct

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Comparative politics

a party system in which one party holds power and other parties may exist only as licensed second-class parties that cannot compete for office on equal terms.

In comparative politics, hegemonic party system refers to a party system in which one party holds power and other parties may exist only as licensed second-class parties that cannot compete for office on equal terms. This meaning comes from Sartori (1976) in Parties and Party Systems: a framework for analysis.[1]

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References

Sartori, G. (1976). Parties and Party Systems: a framework for analysis. Cambridge University Press. ISBN 9780954796617

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