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Difference between Coilation and Alliance..​

Answer 1

The two words alliance and coalition seem to have the same general meaning:

a group of political partners with similar aims

Is there a difference between them? Are there clear-cut rules as to when one would be preferred over the other? Or are pretty much interchangeable in just about any context?

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Etymologically interesting. It looks like co-ali-tion, would have the same middle part as the start alli-ance from "ally", ult. from latin ad ligare = bind together. But it seems that coalition is ultimately from Latin. co-alere "jointly grow up" – James K Oct 27 '16 at 10:28

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An alliance is a pact or treaty between two or more parties, made in order to advance common goals and to secure common interests. A coalition is an alliance but usually temporary or a matter of convenience. It is a joining of forces usually with overlapping interests rater than opposing......

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