10.5: Potential for conflict within the dominant coalition increases with the variety of professions in-corporated.
10.6: When power is widely distributed, an inner circle emerges to conduct coalition business.
10.7: The organization with dispersed bases of power is immobilized unless there exists an effective inner circle.
10.8: When power is widely dispersed, compromise issues can be ratified but cannot be decided by the dominant coalition in toto.
10.9: In the organization with dispersed power, the central power figure is the individual who can manage the coalition.