Coalition Voting is a strategic voting mechanism in corporate governance whereby institutional investors align their proxy voting decisions through coordinated agreements to amplify collective influence over firm management or policy outcomes, distinguishing it from individual or ad hoc voting behaviors by its structured and collaborative nature.
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Forming Coalitions and Measuring Voting Power
Manfred J. Holler · Political Studies · 1982 · 268 citations
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