Innerparteiliche Demokratie im Parteienstaat

Trautmann, Helmut

doi:10.3790/978-3-428-43532-6

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“…The influence of political parties on the modern state is so great that it gave rise to the theory of a "party state", the central thesis of which is associated with the formation of the political will of the people through parties and its "mediation" in relations with the state power. The most determined representatives of this theory even recognize parties as organs of the state (Trautmann, 1975;Libertan, 1974). However, the main emphasis of the doctrine of "party state" is made on the need for the existence of opposing political forces, alternative political attitudes.…”

Section: Accountability Of the Executive To The Parliamentmentioning

confidence: 99%

Parliamentarianism: concept, signs, and problems of development in Russia

Konovalova

2019

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The article analyzes various ideas about the concept and features of parliamentarism. On the basis of the generalization of the legal literature, the following set of features of parliamentarism is denoted: 1) rule of law; 2) separation of powers; 3) participation of the parliament in bodies of executive, judicial and other branches of power; 4) accountability of the executive power to the parliament; 5) multiparty nature, the right to political opposition and ensuring the connection of the population with the state mechanism; 6) special status of the deputy with a free mandate and responsibility before the law; 7) independence of the parliament; 8) special status of the deputy with a free mandate and responsibility before the law. The concept of parliamentarism proposed to counteract state bureaucratization. We connected the idea of parliamentarism with the possibility of mitigating authoritarian tendencies in Russian political system.

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Section: Accountability Of the Executive To The Parliamentmentioning

confidence: 99%