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Safety valves in the political process in AP Comparative Government and Politics
Definition
Safety valves in the political process refer to mechanisms or institutions that allow for the peaceful release of political pressure and dissent within a society. They are designed to prevent the buildup of tension, frustration, and potential instability by providing an outlet for grievances or demands.
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