Übersetzung für "Plebiscitary" in Deutsch

The new plebiscitary authoritarianism of the regime was significantly based on these factors.

Many new democracies thus fall rapidly into “super-presidentialism” with plebiscitary qualities.

The solution took the form of a regime that, to most intents and purposes, was plebiscitary in character, with a new constitution and with a president possessing considerable popular support but in which the democratic institutions did not operate properly.

The plebiscitary projects were "the most powerful unified action of the German working class in the period of relative stabilization of capitalism".

The new Länder took a similar constitutional path and other western Länder followed suit, so that, today, every Land has a system of representation that incorporates plebiscitary elements.

There has been a tendency to swing between an authoritarian plebiscitary democracy along Napoleonic lines and a fragmented and unstable parliamentary system as during the Third and Fourth Republics.

The relationship between political parties and citizens is lost in many countries, while at the same time the crisis of representation is opening up an enormous space to populist and plebiscitary tendencies.

In Hamburg, the democracy movement Mehr Demokratie (More Democracy) has criticised the plebiscitary approach to the Olympic vote and proposes more citizen-driven forms of public votes.

Frankly, I am not a supporter of plebiscitary democracy and in Austria we deliberately make sparing use of referendums.

The lectures deal with different perspectives on the institution of Parliament, as a built reality, a historical utopia, in its interaction with the phenomena of temporary emplacement, in terms of the places where plebiscitary movements form, or the real and virtual spaces presented in the media, and, last but not least, the places where NGOs, lobbies and other bodies come into contact with one another.

Our friends of Frente Amplio in Uruguay have had years of experience with plebiscitary processes – especially in the defence of state property in the areas of general economic interest, i.e. energy and water supply, public infrastructure, etc. – and have almost always been successful there.

Direct decision of factual issues by the national people (plebiscitary democracy) is possible only within a limited scope.

However, in these plebiscitary conditions, FIDESZ has added 500,000 voters to the 2,100,000 who had already voted for them in 2014, while the other parties are on the spot – so that it is also intellectually dishonest to incriminate the Hungarian electoral system (a one-round election – which is quite common in Europe), which certainly increased the FIDESZ parliamentary majority, but did not create it.

But for now we have to understand that a break with Europe’s fiscal regime would aggravate the social disaster, and the plebiscitary moment of the ‘Oxi’ vote would be transformed into a guided democracy and then into the authoritarianism of a left government, which would govern the social catastrophe in an increasingly authoritarian way and would have to reorganise the state and economy against the social majority.

If television was central to the formation of the plebiscitary movement, or videocracy, around the figure of Silvio Berlusconi, then it is the web that has facilitated beppergrillo.it’s direct forms of democratic presence and its influence over judgment and opinion.

While autocratic tendencies were evident during the Chávez presidency, they could still be interpreted as being within the domain of a "delegative democracy" with a strong plebiscitary component.

Pegida’s rather grubby slogan Wir sind das Volk (“We are the people”) reflects the fact for us all, in unpleasantly lurid fashion, that it is citizens, not states, who are sovereign: not in a plebiscitary sense, but it is they who, as a sovereign collective, legitimize our parliamentary representatives.