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The 12 pages that link to Party system, each with the reason it gives.

• Political polarizationNarrower topic: Polarization changes how parties compete and organize political conflict.

• PopulismRelated: Populist parties can disrupt established competition and force rivals to adopt new positions.

• Coalition governmentNarrower topic: Its structure shapes whether governing majorities are built within or across parties.

• Proportional representationNarrower topic: Electoral rules influence how many parties win seats and how they compete.

• National Action PartyNarrower topic: PAN's history is part of Mexico's shift from dominant-party rule to multiparty competition.

• Political realignmentNarrower topic: Realignment changes which parties compete and how their coalitions are organized.

• Alternative for GermanyNarrower topic: The AfD’s durability may reshape Germany’s established patterns of party competition.

• Republican factionRelated: Republican factions can consolidate into parties and reshape the structure of political competition.

• Seymour Martin LipsetRelated: Lipset and Rokkan’s account tied party systems to enduring social cleavages.

• Lewis NamierCompared with: Namier’s account questioned whether eighteenth-century alignments amounted to a modern party system.

• ParticracyRelated: The structure of party competition shapes how concentrated party influence becomes.

• Political syncretismNarrower topic: Syncretic movements can alter established party divisions and patterns of competition.