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power-dividing: a standalone construct

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Comparative politics

an institutional strategy for divided societies that spreads authority across many decision-making bodies and majorities instead of guaranteeing ethnic groups fixed shares of power.

In comparative politics, power-dividing refers to an institutional strategy for divided societies that spreads authority across many decision-making bodies and majorities instead of guaranteeing ethnic groups fixed shares of power. This meaning comes from Roeder (2005) in Sustainable peace.[1]

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References

Roeder, P. G., & Rothchild, D. S. (2005). Sustainable peace. Cornell University Press. ISBN 9780801489747

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