Political stability in federal governments

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Political Systems and Governance Political Conflict and Governance Commonwealth, Australian Politics and Federalism

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Preface Introduction The Federal Principle What Is Political Stability? The Relation between Structure and Stability in Federal Governments The Degree of Political Freedom and Federal Stability The Relation between Centralization and Stability in Federal Governments Political Cleavage and Federal Stability Modernization, Social Mobilization, Relative Deprivation, and Federal Stability The Federal Theorists, and Their Conditions for Political Stability Appendix Bibliography Index

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