StrongpartydisciplineTwo-partywithoutcommoninterestsVeto-poweredjudicialreviewLegislativepredominanceCooperationof gov withother groupsfor policyformulationLocally drivenimplementationMulti-partysystemExecutivepredominancein agendaGovernmentthe onlypolicyformuationstakeholderGov hasminimalinterventionStronglobbyingcapacityLimitedjudicialreviewOne-partysystemGov playsguidingrole in theeconomyState-drivenimplementationTwo-partywithcommoninterestsSubstantivesocialwelfaresupportWeakpartydisciplineStrongunofficialrelationshipsbetweenactorsAdvisorycouncil forpolicyformulationMinimalsocialwelfaresupportWeaklobbyingcapacityUnofficialactorsinvolvementUnoffiGov-drivenimplementationStrongpartydisciplineTwo-partywithoutcommoninterestsVeto-poweredjudicialreviewLegislativepredominanceCooperationof gov withother groupsfor policyformulationLocally drivenimplementationMulti-partysystemExecutivepredominancein agendaGovernmentthe onlypolicyformuationstakeholderGov hasminimalinterventionStronglobbyingcapacityLimitedjudicialreviewOne-partysystemGov playsguidingrole in theeconomyState-drivenimplementationTwo-partywithcommoninterestsSubstantivesocialwelfaresupportWeakpartydisciplineStrongunofficialrelationshipsbetweenactorsAdvisorycouncil forpolicyformulationMinimalsocialwelfaresupportWeaklobbyingcapacityUnofficialactorsinvolvementUnoffiGov-drivenimplementation

Countries institutions Bingo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Strong party discipline
  2. Two-party without common interests
  3. Veto-powered judicial review
  4. Legislative predominance
  5. Cooperation of gov with other groups for policy formulation
  6. Locally driven implementation
  7. Multi-party system
  8. Executive predominance in agenda
  9. Government the only policy formuation stakeholder
  10. Gov has minimal intervention
  11. Strong lobbying capacity
  12. Limited judicial review
  13. One-party system
  14. Gov plays guiding role in the economy
  15. State-driven implementation
  16. Two-party with common interests
  17. Substantive social welfare support
  18. Weak party discipline
  19. Strong unofficial relationships between actors
  20. Advisory council for policy formulation
  21. Minimal social welfare support
  22. Weak lobbying capacity
  23. Unoffi
    Unofficial actors involvement
  24. Gov-driven implementation