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| | Notes on Cabinet instability and the Accumulation of Experience by Huber, John, and Martinez-Gallardo, Cecilia, British ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21) |
 | | On the effect of cabinet stability in the Fourth Republic, the authors cite the dominant interpretation, given by Debré, Duncan MacRae[1] and Ezra Suleiman. |
 | | The second theme is that “the problem of instability was solved by the electoral laws and constitution of the Fifth Republic, which is widely hailed for its stable, coherent majorities”. |
 | | The authors calculate measures for the Fourth Republic, the Fifth Republic, and each decade of the Fifth Republic, arbitrarily setting experience to 0 at the beginning of each decade to counter for the limited duration of the Fourth Republic. |
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