Concept information
Preferred term
i-power
Definition(s)
- I-power is the notion of voting power as the degree of a voter's potential ability, under a given decision rule, to influence the outcome of a division of a voting body on a proposed bill—whether the bill will be approved or defeated. This is contrasted with P-power. [Source: Encyclopedia of Power; I-power]
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URI
http://data.loterre.fr/ark:/67375/N9J-JSDD9K17-X
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