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A political not judicial process : impeachment in the U.S.

2019

Impeachment is inherently a political process in the United States. The political nature of impeachment makes political expediency a greater factor than any legal or even moral framework applicable. Therefore, the 2020 elections plays a significant role. nonPeerReviewed

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Elections, Referendums and Parties

2015

By the end of 2014, the Baltic states had held a total of 19 parliamentary, 19 municipal and 3 cycles of European Parliament elections. Lithuania, which elects its president via a national popular vote, had additionally held six presidential polls. Another 23 referendums have been held since August 1991. The rigidity of the Lithuanian and Latvian electoral and judicial institutions have been tested by the 2004 impeachment of Lithuanian president, Rolandas Paksas, and the subsequent early presidential election, as well as a referendum on the recall of Latvia’s parliament in the summer of 2011 and the following early election. Estonia is recognised as an electoral innovator, being the first s…

Presidential electionImpeachmentPresidential systemParliamentmedia_common.quotation_subjectTurnoutLithuanianlanguage.human_languagePolitical systemPolitical sciencePolitical economyReferendumlanguagemedia_common
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Constitutionalism and the Presidency in the Russian Federation

2003

The Russian president, Vladimir Putin, has emphasized the idea that the state should be a leading actor in post-Communist reconstruction. This chapter argues that constitutionalism, in the narrow meaning of the rule of law in the political process, coexists with a mildly authoritarian, state-oriented presidential regime such as the Russian Federation under Vladimir Putin. In Russian discourse, political reconstruction has been seen as cynical ‘political technology’ and Putin’s way to power is the primary example of such a kind of technology. The constitution and its interpretation by the Russian Constitutional Court give vast powers to the president. Under Yeltsin some attempts by the Duma …

021110 strategic defence & security studiesPresidencySociology and Political ScienceImpeachmentPresidential systemConstitutionmedia_common.quotation_subject05 social sciences0211 other engineering and technologies02 engineering and technologyConstitutionalism0506 political sciencePoliticsLaw050602 political science & public administrationPolitical cultureConstitutional courtSociologymedia_commonInternational Sociology
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Impeachment: a citizen’s guide

2019

For a scholar with a strong interest in political ‘ruptures’ and contingencies, Cass R Sunstein’s new book Impeachment: a citizen’s guide covers important themes of maintaining constitutional order...

PoliticsImpeachmentOrder (business)LawPolitical sciencePolitical Science and International RelationsCambridge Review of International Affairs
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