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Balancing Political Dynasties in the Philippines: A Framework for Sustainable Democratic Governance
Executive Summary Political dynasties persist due to weak institutions, cultural norms, and lack of enabling law. Dynasties can provide continuity and experience, but unchecked entrenchment undermines democratic balance. This proposal introduces targeted anti-entrenchment laws, institutional experience-building mechanisms, and feedback/accountability reforms aligned with the Universal Law of Balance, Universal Feedback Loop Mechanism, and Law of Karma/System-Defect Principle.
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