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I will call such policies divisive 7 . c ) Policies with diffused benefits and concentrated costs . In the ideal case we have now many beneficiaries , but they belong to a disorganized and " inattentive " group .
I will call such policies divisive 7 . c ) Policies with diffused benefits and concentrated costs . In the ideal case we have now many beneficiaries , but they belong to a disorganized and " inattentive " group .
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Addenda : Ideology ; Substantive Difficulty It is not always true that diffused costs or benefits correspond to an " inattentive public " . Sometimes a disorganized group is mobilized by a " political entrepreneur " , becoming a ...
Addenda : Ideology ; Substantive Difficulty It is not always true that diffused costs or benefits correspond to an " inattentive public " . Sometimes a disorganized group is mobilized by a " political entrepreneur " , becoming a ...
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13 A more diffused discussion of the types of majority is in La Spina , La decisione legislativa , pp . 338 ff . See also G. Loewenberg and S.C. Patterson , Comparing Legislatures , Boston , Little - Brown , 1979 , pp . 213 ss .
13 A more diffused discussion of the types of majority is in La Spina , La decisione legislativa , pp . 338 ff . See also G. Loewenberg and S.C. Patterson , Comparing Legislatures , Boston , Little - Brown , 1979 , pp . 213 ss .
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| Title | EUI Working Paper: SPS, Issues 90-95 EUI Working Paper: SPS, European University Institute. Department of Political and Social Sciences |
| Contributor | European University Institute. Department of Political and Social Sciences |
| Publisher | European University Institute, 1990 |
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