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Presidents Above Parties Presidents In Central And Eastern Europe Their Formal Competencies And Informal Power Vt Hlouek

Name: Presidents Above Parties Presidents In Central And Eastern Europe Their Formal Competencies And Informal Power Vt Hlouek
SKU: BELL-51616198
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Publisher: Masarykova univerzita

File Extension: PDF

File size: 4.84 MB

Pages: 314

Author: Vít Hloušek

ISBN: 9788021078024, 8021078022

Language: English

Year: 2013

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Presidents Above Parties Presidents In Central And Eastern Europe Their Formal Competencies And Informal Power Vt Hlouek by Vít Hloušek 9788021078024, 8021078022 instant download after payment.

There may be a certain discrepancy between formal and actual positions of presidents in Central and East European countries which are classified as parliamentary democracies or systems with semi-presidential features. The aim of the forthcoming book is to find out whether we can trace an increasing engagement of presidents in everyday politics. If so, the authors will try to find out the cause of their increasing engagement, how they it is manifested and whether it is caused by the president’s personality or rather by a changing structure of political opportunities that provides presidents with room to manoeuvre.