A dominant party is a political institution that has a leading role in determining access to many important political offices, shares powers over policy making ...

Dominant parties prevail over long periods, typically over decades and generations, rather than just a few successive electoral cycles. They may not win every ...

To summarise: in the discussions that follow, a dominant party system occurs in liberal and illiberal democracies; the dominant party's dominance is sufficient ...

These parties have dominated the politics of their countries for a generation. The Alignment is an arrangement arrived at before the 1969 elections between the ...

As political parties are core institutions of contemporary democracy and the rule of dominant parties has wide-ranging implications for the functioning of ...

In Sartori's (1976: 44) famous definition, a dominant party effectively deter- mines 'the system of interactions resulting from inter-party competition', ...

13 сент. 2021 г. · The rise of dominant political parties contributes to the resurgence of authoritarianism and impedes democracy support.

A two-party system is a political party system in which two major political parties [a] consistently dominate the political landscape.

The most prominent feature of a dominant-party system is the tendency for the political focus to shift from competition between parties to factional conflict ...