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Colation Politics: Some Theoritical Considerations


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1 Dept of Pol. Sc, Handia P G Colege Handia, U P, India
2 Dept of Pol. Sc. Asociate, IAS, Shimla, Himancal Pradesh, India
 

The Politics of Coalition is not a phenomenon peculiar to India, Such a system prevailed in Weimer Germany and operated in Contemporary France and Italy and some of the countries of Asia and Africa. In India the development of some of the Political Sub System following the end of the One Party System after the general election of 1967 is characterized by Coalition Politics and Government. Some Political analysis and observers conclude on the basis of democratic competitive politics and provide a structure and mechanism for the functioning of political institutions in India. The subject of Coalition in India is therefore receiving increasing attention of Political Scientist and Sociologist. This paper seeks to suggest a few theoretical and behavioral considerations on Coalition Politics and Coalition Government.
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Ajay Singh
Dept of Pol. Sc, Handia P G Colege Handia, U P, India
Vijay Pratap Mall
Dept of Pol. Sc. Asociate, IAS, Shimla, Himancal Pradesh, India

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The Politics of Coalition is not a phenomenon peculiar to India, Such a system prevailed in Weimer Germany and operated in Contemporary France and Italy and some of the countries of Asia and Africa. In India the development of some of the Political Sub System following the end of the One Party System after the general election of 1967 is characterized by Coalition Politics and Government. Some Political analysis and observers conclude on the basis of democratic competitive politics and provide a structure and mechanism for the functioning of political institutions in India. The subject of Coalition in India is therefore receiving increasing attention of Political Scientist and Sociologist. This paper seeks to suggest a few theoretical and behavioral considerations on Coalition Politics and Coalition Government.