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A principle about how political authority should be structured or distributed, distinct from a substantive left-right ideological position, per Daniel Elazar's treatment of federalism as an organizing principle rather than a partisan doctrine. Belongs here: Federalism, Corporatism and Land Reform. A DATA-QUALITY OBSERVATION, not corrected this pass and not this lane's to fix: Land Reform reads as a policy instrument rather than a belief system and is filed here as the least-wrong existing bucket; a repair lane may want to consider retyping it as a policy entity instead. Does not belong here: a full ideology family with its own account of how society and economy should be organized overall, filed under one of the family subcategories above.

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