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Overview
With this chapter, we resume the tour of democracy that we started
last year. We noted last year that in a democracy all power does not
rest with any one organ of the government. An intelligent sharing of
power among legislature, executive and judiciary is very important to
the design of a democracy. In this and the next two chapters, we
carry this idea of power-sharing forward. We start with two stories
from Belgium and Sri Lanka. Both these stories are about how
democracies handle demands for power-sharing. The stories yield some
general conclusions about the need for power-sharing in democracy.
This allows us to discuss various forms of power-sharing that will be
taken up in the following two chapters.​

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