Titlebook: Governing without a Majority; David Butler Book 1983Latest edition Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 1983 maj

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Experience Abroad, rule. Ireland, France, Austria, Finland, Norway, Denmark, Holland, Belgium, Luxembourg, Germany, Switzerland, Portugal and Italy had coalitions. Sweden, although lacking a single-party majority, had a single-party government.

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The Nature of the Bargain,formally written treaty laying down the main principles of their co-operation; but they will also have a wide range of explicit, or implicit, expectations about how each should behave. Some of these will be based on the ordinary conventions of British politics, but some will have their origins in pe

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The Problem of Dissolution,ance that their votes will produce a decisive answer, at least in terms of parliamentary seats. Even under a proportional system, a new election may change and clarify the situation by shuffling the parliamentary pack and giving a new indication of popular feeling, even though with proportional repr

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Experience Abroad, rule. Ireland, France, Austria, Finland, Norway, Denmark, Holland, Belgium, Luxembourg, Germany, Switzerland, Portugal and Italy had coalitions. Sweden, although lacking a single-party majority, had a single-party government.

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