Semi-Presidentialism and Democracy 2011
DOI: 10.1057/9780230306424_15
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“…President-parliamentarism is particularly perilous. Following previous studies, the president-parliamentary system has fared particularly poorly in terms of democratisation both among the post-communist countries 16 and beyond. 17 In fact, Shugart and Carey explicitly warned constitution-makers "to stay away from president-parliamentary designs".…”
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confidence: 67%
“…President-parliamentarism is particularly perilous. Following previous studies, the president-parliamentary system has fared particularly poorly in terms of democratisation both among the post-communist countries 16 and beyond. 17 In fact, Shugart and Carey explicitly warned constitution-makers "to stay away from president-parliamentary designs".…”
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confidence: 67%
“…Pokud ale Elgie v některém textu sleduje rozdílné případy zemí s přímo voleným prezidentem a vládou odpovědnou parlamentu, pak se jedná buď spíše o přehledové studie, případně dělené na teritoriálně dělené kapitoly (např. Elgie et al 2011), nebo sleduje větší N na celkem "neškodných" otázkách. Například sleduje-li vztah mezi volební účastí v prezidentských volbách a pravomocemi prezidenta, je zřejmé, že do výzkumu nemůže zařadit zemi s nepřímo voleným prezidentem, a vzhledem ke statistické metodě je pochopitelné, že se snaží své N co nejvíc navýšit (viz např.…”
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“…However, the apparent stability of the country in the recent past cannot be equated with the consolidation of democracy or the absence of serious challenges to the way the political regime responds to popular demands and delivers tangible outcomes. As Robert Elgie and Sophia Moestrup put it, Timor-Leste enjoys a stable but not yet consolidated democratic regime (Elgie and Moestrup 2011).…”
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confidence: 99%