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claim:overlapping-consensus-is-more-politically-stable-than-modus-vivendi-because-it-can-be-independently-justified-to-all-parties-regardless-of-power-shifts

Overlapping consensus is more politically stable than modus vivendi because it can be independently justified to all parties regardless of power shifts.

Follows Rawls (2005) to argue for the durability of consensus-based over power-based agreements.

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