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January 1983
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Polarisation is the best single explanatory variable for stable versus unstable, functioning versus non-functioning, successful versus immobile, and easy versus difficulty democracy. The most significant form is usually the left-right variety, largely because the spatial imagery subsumes under its ordering the issues that acquire political salience. -after Authors
... Whether this space materializes is a different matter altogether. Sani and Sartori (1983) draw a distinction between dimensions of identification and the space of competition (see also Freire 2006). The latter is the empirically identifiable space in which political parties operate. ...
January 1983
