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Political sociology

the conditions under which a union sustains internal competition for office and member participation, studied through a case that departed from oligarchy.

In political sociology, union democracy refers to the conditions under which a union sustains internal competition for office and member participation, studied through a case that departed from oligarchy. This meaning comes from Lipset (1956) in Union democracy.[1]

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Lipset, S. M., Trow, M. A., & Coleman, J. S. (1956). Union democracy. Free Press. ISBN 9780029192108

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