Titlebook: Alternatives to Capitalism: The Economics of Partnership; Proceedings of a con Giovanni Sartori Conference proceedings 1994 International E

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Rheumatherapie in der Kassenpraxisith these two issues. The fundamental issue remains, however, the support that presidents can expect to obtain in their respective Congresses. The support problem has already been discussed at various points, but one of the indicators that help its assessment is the nature of the party system. I thu

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Rheumatherapie in der Kassenpraxisl constitution was . (which is also translated ‘republic’), and the Latin . had nothing to do with what we call constitution (Sartori, 1962). As we reach the middle of the seventeenth century, during Cromwell’s protectorate the notion of constitution had yet to appear. The time of Cromwell was the t

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Conference proceedings 1994ne the best features of capitalism with the best features of socialism? The first part of the volume examines the idea of `Agathotopia‘ put forward by Nobel-Prize winner James Meade; the second with worker participation and economic democracy, including the Yugoslav experience and the third with partnership at macro- and micro-levels.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-04542-5The importance of electoral systems has long been downgraded. A large majority of scholars have argued i) that they are not an independent variable, and/or ii) that their effects are, at best, uncertain. Both arguments are demonstrably wrong.

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Rheumatherapie in der KassenpraxisSince all democracies have a parliament, the problems that arise with parliamentary systems are not, in most instances, unique problems, problems that apply only to the parliament-centered polities. They are, however, problems that are more salient, or more thorny, in parliamentary than in other systems.

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Who Gets Elected?Thus far electoral systems have been classified, in the main, on the basis of how votes are translated into seats. But what about who gets elected? How does one become a candidate and then win office?

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Problems with Parliamentary SystemsSince all democracies have a parliament, the problems that arise with parliamentary systems are not, in most instances, unique problems, problems that apply only to the parliament-centered polities. They are, however, problems that are more salient, or more thorny, in parliamentary than in other systems.