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_aBenz, Arthur _956290 |
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_aConstitutional policy in multilevel government _bthe art of keeping the balance |
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_aNew York _bOxford University Press _c2017 |
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_axi, 270 p. _c24 cm |
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| 490 | 1 | _aTransformations in Governance | |
| 504 | _aIncludes bibliographical references (pages 237-263) and index. | ||
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_gIntroduction -- _tTheoretical framework and research design -- _tConstitutional problems and reform agendas in federal and regionalized states / _r(with Andrea Fischer-Hotzel and Bettina Petersohn) -- _tPatterns of constitutional policy in multilevel government : case studies / _r(with Dominic Heinz, Eike-Christian Hornig, Andrea Fischer-Hotzel, and Bettina Petersohn) -- _tRatification and ratification failure : the impact of amendment rules / _r(with Jörg Kemmerzell and Bettin Petersohn) -- _tConstitutional reform and implicit change -- _tExplaining success and failure of constitutional policy -- _gConclusions. |
| 520 | _aConstitutional Policy in Multilevel Government compares processes of constitutional reform in federal and regionalized states. Based on a theoretical framework emphasizing the relevance of negotiations in parliamentary, intergovernmental, and societal arenas, it identifies conditions for successful reforms and explains the consequences of failed reforms. Moreover, it highlights the interplay of reform processes and constitutional evolution as essential to maintaining a robust balance of power. The book demonstrates that an appropriate arrangement of multiple arenas of negotiation including executives, members of parliament and civil society organizations, and sequential order of reform processes proves fundamental to prevent federal or regionalized governments from becoming either instable or ending with rigid constitutions. | ||
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_aConstitutional law _xCross-cultural studies. _956291 |
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_aConstitutional law. _2fast _956292 |
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_aCross-cultural studies. _2fast _956293 |
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