Coalition Compatibility is a theoretical construct in political science that denotes the degree to which political parties possess aligned policy preferences, ideological proximity, and strategic incentives, thereby enabling stable and effective collaboration within a coalition government.
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On Coalition Incentive Compatibility
Jerry Green, Jean‐Jacques Laffont · The Review of Economic Studies · 1979 · 91 citations
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Florence (Netherlands)
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