- Co-option, also
known as co-optation and
sometimes spelt cooption or
cooptation, is a term with
three common meanings. It may
refer to: 1) The process...
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Cooptation is a cognitive-communicative
operation whereby a
piece of text, such as a clause, a phrase, a word, or any
other unit, is
inserted in a sentence...
- government-appointed
union boss.
Mexico has a long
tradition of
government control and
cooptation of
unions and
their leaders.
Following the
Mexican Revolution, the coalition...
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Fatherland Front.
Elections serve the
purposes of
information acquisition and
cooptation rather than po****rity
contest but
still remain of
significance to the...
- pp. 130–131. Gandhi, Jennifer; Przeworski, Adam (2006). "Cooperation,
Cooptation, and
Rebellion Under Dictatorships".
Economics and Politics. 18 (1): 1–26...
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Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa's
efforts to
create a
parliament as
merely a "
cooptation of the effendis", i.e.
traditional elders and notables. Bahrain's 2002...
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adopting symbols related to
Israel and the Old Testament, or
through direct cooptation as a form of
money laundering, a
phenomenon observed in
other Brazilian...
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relative isolation,
ethnic groups such as the
Ifugao have
resisted Spanish cooptation more so than
others in the Philippines. The Pintados-Kasadyaan festival...
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movement which was a
precursor of Selznick's work). Selznick's
principle of
cooptation is an
important precursor to the
later developments of organizational...
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selection for a
particular function (an adaptation), is
coopted for a new use—
cooptation. (2) A
character whose origin cannot be
ascribed to the
direct action...
