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party relevance criteria: a standalone construct

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Comparative politics

rules for counting parties set out by Sartori, which count a party only if it has potential to join governing coalitions or to alter the direction of party competition.

In comparative politics, party relevance criteria refers to rules for counting parties set out by Sartori, which count a party only if it has potential to join governing coalitions or to alter the direction of party competition. 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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