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semi-loyal opposition: a standalone construct

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Comparative politics

political actors who take part in democratic institutions but are willing to tolerate, excuse or ally with antidemocratic forces, treated as a factor in regime breakdown.

In comparative politics, semi-loyal opposition refers to political actors who take part in democratic institutions but are willing to tolerate, excuse or ally with antidemocratic forces, treated as a factor in regime breakdown. This meaning comes from Linz (1978) in The Breakdown of Democratic Regimes.[1]

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Linz, J. (1978). The Breakdown of Democratic Regimes. Johns Hopkins University Press. https://doi.org/10.56021/9780801820229

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