A number of studies on coalition formation have focused, at least in part, on the triad where resources are divided A > B >C and A B>C and A C, and A outside the coalition, because (B + C) > A. In an AB coalition, B controls only C outside the alliance, since A's greater resources' give A control of B within the coalition. C controls the person outside the alliance and is controlled by
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Jerome M. Chertkoff (1971) studied this question.
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