Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
trialism
noun
/ˈtraɪ.əl.ɪ.zəm/

Definition
Trialism is a political theory or system that advocates for three distinct governing entities or authorities, often suggesting a division of power among three groups or levels.

Examples
- The concept of trialism is often discussed in political science courses.
- Some countries have experimented with trialism to balance power among different factions.
- Trialism can lead to more representative governance by including diverse perspectives.

Meaning
Trialism promotes a tripartite governance structure where three parties or entities coexist, each with its own responsibilities and powers.

Synonyms
- Tripartism
- Trifurcation
- Three-part governance