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Changing Politics: Government, Parliament and Parties in Italy at the Dawn of the 18th Legislature
Italian Political Science, 2020 The public’s distrust of the Italian parliament has spread like a pandemic over the past few years. According to the Eurobarometer data, in the last fifteen years the portion of the Italian population declaring a measure of trust in the country’s highest
A. Pedrazzani +3 more
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Party system change between elections: Evidence from the 18th Italian legislature
Italian Political Science, 2023 Party systems and party system change have long been one of the most studied topics within the comparative politics literature, yet most work in this field focuses on changes that occur between elections, neglecting the possibility that parties and ...
Luca Pinto
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Independence of Judiciary in Pakistan: An analysis of 18th & 19th Constitutional Amendments
journal of social sciences review, 2021 Democracies exist all over the world. In democratic states, elected officials make collective decisions on behalf of the people. People of a state are allowed to regulate their elected officials by unique institutions such as regular elections, the right
R. Ali
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Genre & Histoire, 2022 Women have long been marginalized in the Bundestag and their situation remains precarious. From 1919, when they were granted the right to stand for election, until the 1980s, their presence hardly exceeded 10% and in the 18th legislature (2013-2017 ...
Lucia Schmidt
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Beyond Italian Exceptionalism? The ‘Critical’ Eighteenth Legislature
Italian Political Science, 2023 Italy’s eighteenth legislative term stands out as particularly idiosyncratic throughout Italian history. Over the course of this term, three governments with varying political orientations came into power, relying on parliamentary votes that shifted ...
Simona Piattoni, Marco Valbruzzi
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EVOLUTION OF FEDERALISM IN PAKISTAN: A CONSTITUTIONAL STUDY
Pakistan Journal of Social Research, 2022 The primary goal of this study is to critically evaluate the origin and growth of federalism in Pakistan since its inception in 1947. This historical analysis scrutinizes constitutional development in relation to the federal provisions of various ...
Ch. Shahzad Munawar, Muhammad Mushtaq
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Administrative reform under mutating populism in office
Italian Political Science, 2023 This paper tracks the dynamics of administrative reform across two areas (civil service, simplification) in Italy, focusing on the XVIII parliamentary term, which has been characterized by the presence of populist parties in three different coalition ...
Fabrizio Di Mascio +2 more
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Economic reform strategies and recovery policies in Italy from Conte to Draghi
Italian Political Science, 2023 Two main aims have characterized the 2018-2022 Italian economic policy. The first was reforming the whole economic system to stop the so-called ‘Italian decline’ that eroded the economic competitiveness and growth of the Italian economy for decades. The
Roberto Di Quirico
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Theory of Administrative Discretion: the Stages of Formation
Сибирское юридическое обозрение, 2023 Administrative discretion is an important construction of modern administrative law, the formation of which in many respects can be viewed as a “struggle” to limit the discretionary powers of the subjects of state administration.
O. N. Sherstoboev
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THE RUSSIAN MERCHANTS IN THE STRUGGLE FOR ESTATE RIGHTS IN THE SECOND HALF OF THE 18TH CENTURY
Ural Historical Journal, 2023 The article studies social and legal aspects of the trading activities of the Russian merchants in the second half of the 18th century. The author reveals the forms of the merchants’ struggle for the estate rights, first of all, for the right of trade ...
G. Ibneyeva
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