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Post-Sozialistische Regierungssystemreform: Armenien, Kroatien, Russland Und Die Ukraine Im Vergleich

Post-Sozialistische Regierungssystemreform: Armenien, Kroatien, Russland Und Die Ukraine Im Vergleich

Seha, Esther

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General Political Science

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ISBN10: 3848719851
ISBN13: 9783848719853
Publisher: Nomos Verlagsgesellschaft
Published: May 7 2015
Pages: 343
Weight: 1.11
Language: German
Powerful presidents are generally thought to be detrimental to the overall development of democracy. However, conditions for a reduction of presidential power have thus far not been systematically investigated in political science research. The present study traces institutional reform processes in four post-socialist countries (Armenia, Croatia, Russia, Ukraine) and compares them with regard to similarities and differences. The empirical case studies show that reforms were generally aimed at promoting the self-interest of the president. However, the study also indicates that institutional hurdles as well as veto players such as constitutional courts and external actors have proven to play a significant role in reform processes.

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