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Their subjectivities are also coalitional in the sense that they build upon and foster a feminist consciousness.
Likewise, simple economic theories of authoritarian rule (Acemoglu and Robinson 2006) appear ill-suited to explain the contours of ethnicity, coalitional politics, and political change in regimes such as Malaysia's.
Indeed, coalitional support is perhaps even more important than popular support when dealing with such a divisive issue, particularly when the public knows so little about it.
 
 
 
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