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Divided Government in Ireland

Paul L. Mitchell

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Abstract Minority governments in Ireland have been common, relatively stable, and reasonably effective, and divided government has been less difficult to manage than in other countries.

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Abstract Minority governments in Ireland have been common, relatively stable, and reasonably effective, and divided government has been less difficult to manage than in other countries.

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Abstract Minority governments in Ireland have been common, relatively stable, and reasonably effective, and divided government has been less difficult to manage than in other countries.

Key concepts: Government (linguistics), Political science, Linguistics, Philosophy

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