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If the above - mentioned features are taken as constant and the policy output as
variable , we can say that the more cabinet meetings are restricted in number and
duration , the debate is limited. 8 On the subject of decision - making styles , or ...
If the above - mentioned features are taken as constant and the policy output as
variable , we can say that the more cabinet meetings are restricted in number and
duration , the debate is limited. 8 On the subject of decision - making styles , or ...
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Types of Supporting Majority The type of majority supporting the goverment is
probably the most relevant variable to be considered . It affects in a powerful and
systematic way both the decision - making process inside the cabinet itself ( as
well ...
Types of Supporting Majority The type of majority supporting the goverment is
probably the most relevant variable to be considered . It affects in a powerful and
systematic way both the decision - making process inside the cabinet itself ( as
well ...
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If we consider what appears to be the most relevant variable , the supporting
majority ( whose impact could be modified in part by some of the other variables )
, we see that the performances of the three types of majority should differ greatly .
If we consider what appears to be the most relevant variable , the supporting
majority ( whose impact could be modified in part by some of the other variables )
, we see that the performances of the three types of majority should differ greatly .
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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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