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Meaning of consociational
consociational
an ecological community with a single dominant species, association in fellowship or alliance, an association of churches or religious societies
consociational Sentence Examples
- Belgium is a consociational state known for its power-sharing arrangement among linguistic and ethnic groups.
- Consociational democracies aim to prevent conflict and foster cooperation by integrating diverse communities into the governance system.
- In a consociational system, major political decisions require consensus or the approval of all important groups.
- The Netherlands has a long-standing tradition of consociational governance, with political parties representing different religious and ideological cleavages.
- Switzerland's consociational system has contributed to its political stability and the peaceful coexistence of linguistic and cultural groups.
- Consociationalism is often seen as an effective mechanism for managing societal divisions in deeply fragmented societies.
- In Austria, the consociational model has been criticized for perpetuating the dominance of certain political elites.
- Lebanon's consociational system has faced challenges in ensuring fair representation and preventing sectarian conflict.
- The consociational approach is sometimes criticized for promoting group loyalty at the expense of national unity.
- In Northern Ireland, consociationalism was implemented as part of the Good Friday Agreement to address sectarian divisions.
FAQs About the word consociational
an ecological community with a single dominant species, association in fellowship or alliance, an association of churches or religious societies
social, colonial,associational, gregarious, parasitical, symbiotic, parasitic,subsocial, precocial,sociable
independent,autonomous, solitary, semiautonomous, nonsocial,self-contained, altricial, self-sufficient, semi-independent,reclusive
Belgium is a consociational state known for its power-sharing arrangement among linguistic and ethnic groups.
Consociational democracies aim to prevent conflict and foster cooperation by integrating diverse communities into the governance system.
In a consociational system, major political decisions require consensus or the approval of all important groups.
The Netherlands has a long-standing tradition of consociational governance, with political parties representing different religious and ideological cleavages.
