Comparative constitutional engineering : an inquiry into structures, incentives and outcomes
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書誌事項
Comparative constitutional engineering : an inquiry into structures, incentives and outcomes
Macmillan, 1994
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- : pbk
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 205-209) and index
内容説明・目次
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: hbk ISBN 9780333629666
内容説明
This study covers all democracies, inquiring why governments are stalemated, why parliaments are poor controllers and why many political systems fail to perform as intended or predicted. This text uses a practice oriented analysis of which structures apply to what ends. In Sartori's view, constitutions should not be left to constitutional lawyers nor to highflown philosophers. He criticizes political scientists too, partly because they neglect the comparative method as a method of testing and controlling generalizations.
目次
- Part 1 Electoral systems: majoritarian and proportional systems
- who gets elected?
- the importance of electoral systems
- choosing an electoral system. Part 2 Presidentialism and parliamentarianism: presidentialism
- parliamentary systems
- semi-presidentialism. Part 3 Issues and proposals: the difficulty of politics
- alternating presidentialism - a proposal
- the paradox of governing by legislating
- problems with presidential systems
- problems with parliamentary systems
- constitutional engineering.
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: pbk ISBN 9780333629673
内容説明
This study covers all democracies, inquiring why governments are stalemated, why parliaments are poor controllers and why many political systems fail to perform as intended or predicted. This text uses a practice oriented analysis of which structures apply to what ends. In Sartori's view, constitutions should not be left to constitutional lawyers nor to highflown philosophers. He criticizes political scientists too, partly because they neglect the comparative method as a method of testing and controlling generalizations.
目次
Preface - PART 1: ELECTORAL SYSTEMS - Majoritarian and Proportional Systems - Who Gets Elected? - The Importance of Electoral Systems - Choosing an Electoral System - PART 2: PRESIDENTIALISM AND PARLIAMENTARIANISM - Presidentialism - Parliamentary Systems - Semi- Presidentialism - PART 3: ISSUES AND PROPOSALS - The Difficulty of Politics - Alternating Presidentialism: A Proposal - The Paradox of Governing by Legislating - Problems with Presidential Systems - Problems with Parliamentary Systems - Constitutional Engineering - Bibliography - Index
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