Usage examples (17)

• When I first saw the word "consociational" I thought it was a typographical error.
• This may be a consociational weakness, a set of institutions that make compromise more difficult.
• This consociational characterisation not only fails to conform to reality but it is also aimed at preventing the emergence of a national identity.
• He opts instead for a consociational democracy: a system in which religious, cultural, national, and economic considerations will be balanced by mutual agreement, within...