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minimum connected winning coalition: a standalone construct

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a coalition of parties adjacent on the ideological scale that is just large enough to win, so that losing any member breaks its majority or its connectedness.

In legislative studies, minimum connected winning coalition refers to a coalition of parties adjacent on the ideological scale that is just large enough to win, so that losing any member breaks its majority or its connectedness. This meaning comes from Axelrod (1970) in Conflict of interest: a theory of divergent goals with applications to politics.[1]

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  1. Axelrod, R. M. (1970). Conflict of interest: a theory of divergent goals with applications to politics. Markham Pub. Co. ISBN 9780841030206

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