Titlebook: Governing Together; The Extent and Limit Jean Blondel (Professor of Political Science),Ferd Book 1993 Jean Blondel and Ferdinand Müller-Rom

多節(jié)

2否定

Introduction collegial nature of these governments, limits that are set in particular by the requirements of efficiency. The problem posed by these limits is at the very root of the functioning of cabinet systems and it touches on a feature that is almost unique to these executives. For practically no other nat

BATE

A Model of the Cabinet System: the Dimensions of Cabinet Decision-Making Processesso variations from cabinet to cabinet within each of these countries. National variations are often described and are generally better documented than cross-national ones, since cross-national studies on the subject are rare, while national studies have become numerous.. Yet general remarks are not

esculent

The Single-Party/Coalition Distinction and Cabinet Decision-Makinge one that appears intuitively to be the most important. The impact of the single-party/coalition distinction in accounting for differences among types of cabinets has long been singled out, indeed somewhat exaggeratedly, as it appears to relate closely to the effect on governments, and in particula

人充滿(mǎn)活力

Atrium

Foolproof

implore

Individual Ministers and their Role in Cabinet Decision-Making’, let alone what the extent of this difference is.. The question of the role of ministers in cabinet decision-making therefore poses major problems. There are practical obstacles: only detailed participant observation would reveal fully how each minister behaves. There are methodological difficulti

形上升才刺激

needle