Coalition Theory is a formal analytical framework within political science that specifies the principles and conditions under which political parties form, sustain, and dissolve governing alliances in multiparty systems.
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The Theory of Political Coalitions
Burton R. Brazil, William S. Riker · The Western Political Quarterly · 1963 · 2.1K citations
The Theory of Political Coalitions.
Alfred J. Hotz, William H. Riker · Midwest Journal of Political Science · 1963 · 1.5K citations
Financial intermediary-coalitions
John H. Boyd, Edward C. Prescott · Journal of Economic Theory · 1986 · 1.4K citations
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