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Bipolarisation or
bipolarization (American English) in politics, is a
state where forces are
organized around two
rival powers,
neither of
which can dominate...
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relationship between bipolarization,
tripolarization and the
number of
second rounds is
therefore as follows: In the
event of
bipolarization,
voters will m****ively...
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though not as
large as the low
number of
seats per constituency, to the
bipolarization of the
party system. The 3%
threshold for
entering the
Congress is ineffective...
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Fifth Republic following the 1959
senatorial elections, the
strong bipolarization of
politics during the
Fifth Republic rendered it
difficult for the...
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Ministry of
Gender Equality and
Family and
Centre on
Measures for
Bipolarization and Livelihood,
Ministry of
Planning and
Budget to
become the Ministry...
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remainder method. Regardless, the
influence of the D'Hondt
method in the
bipolarization of the
electoral system is
quite limited. The size of the
Congress of...
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considerably declined. The 1986
regional elections,
characterized by a
strong bipolarization, were a
failure for the
party which won only 1.51%.
During this time...
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Mamadou (eds.).
Bipolarisation du
Senegal du XVIe -
XVIIe siecle [
Bipolarization of
Senegal from the 16th - 17th century] (in French). Dakar: HGS Editions...
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Culture in Eurasia:
Constructing a
Hypothesis of Monogenesis–
Bipolarization.
Springer Nature. ISBNÂ 978-981-15-1765-5. Intodia,
Vijay (13 October...
- contest, in a coalition, the 2005
general elections. Due to the
strong bipolarization of the race, both PS and PSD/CDS-PP
gathered a
total of
almost 94% of...
