Übersetzung für "Presidentialism" in Deutsch

"Coalition presidentialism" has therefore been a specific strategic response to the systemic constraints.

Most recently, he analysed the structural deficits of Latin American presidentialism together with his colleague Dr. Mariana Llanos.

Rather than demonstrating any incapacity or hinting at presidentialism, this approach reinforces the spirit of codecision, promoted by a cooperative leadership which itself promotes an effective and useful dialogue for the consolidation of the European Union.

Across Europe, it is not only British Prime Minister Tony Blair who is accused of "presidentialism" nowadays.

In a sense, we need more rather than less presidentialism in Europe, at least if this is understood in the proper American way, in which legislative and executive powers are separately legitimated and equally strong.

He has authored and co-authored several books on those subjects and on the issues of social rights, global justice, civil disobedience, conscientious objection, abortion, Latin American presidentialism, religion and the state, and transitional justice.

On the bright side of the equation, the political and institutional innovations of Latin American presidentialism have provided mechanisms for dealing with inter-institutional conflicts and have avoided, with different intensities according to the case, the risks of democratic breakdown.

With it Medwedjev went further than Yeltsin and Putin in similar warnings about a curtailment of the purported presidentialism.

Latin American presidentialism is like a chameleon: it changes its colours in response to its political environment. But it is still the same political animal.

In the constitutional practice, however, the flirting with the "presidentialism" favoured the actual emergence of an authoritarian system, and impaired at the same time the development of a democratic infrastructure.

"Coalition presidentialism," as practiced in Brazil, has been an innovative LA solution for overcoming political deadlocks.

While coalition presidentialism renovated Latin American presidential democracy, giving it a consensual twist, there is also an autocratic tradition within the region that has never become extinct.

The intrinsic risks of presidentialism as well as the Latin American political and institutional innovations to cope with them are relevant for policymakers and scholars beyond this region.

This variant of Latin American presidentialism therefore demonstrates that coalitions are possible in presidential democracies, minority presidents are not necessarily weak, and a logic of confrontation does not always prevail in the inter-branch relations of presidential systems.

Despite repeated rhetoric support of a party pluralism one pays homage to the fetish of "presidentialism" without checks and counterbalances and nourishes thus the idea of an unchanging balance of power.

Although the "young reformers" knew the democratic ABC better, they too regarded the rapid transition to a market economy as a priority and supported therefore a strong "presidentialism".

But the apparent contradiction is resolved, if one with good reasons supposes that the two leaders [Duumviren] see in steadying "presidentialism" really the first and very best guarantee of consolidating the system, also and especially in view of the current economic crisis.

Under the terms of the prevailing "presidentialism" and the reshuffle of the forces among the informal Kremlin groups, which is to be expected precisely because of the economic crisis, there is indeed much to be said for a renewed attempt to modernize Russia from above.