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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Executive dominance"”.
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Resisting Executive Dominance: An assessment of executive-legislature dynamics during the United Kingdom’s entry into, and withdrawal from, the European Communities
… with a view to highlighting the nature of executive-legislature dynamics and subsequently the extent of executive dominance present in the UK’s political processes.
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The Alternation Fallacy: Turnover without Transformation in Zambia (1991-2015)
… relinquish the increasing returns derived from executive dominance and weak oversight institutions such as the national assembly and judiciary. Therefore, institutional weaknesses from Zambia’s one-party state have infiltrated the multi-party era, where they continue to blur the separation of …
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African legislatures active in the budget process?! Emerging trends and consequences for legislative identity
… heritage of these institutions and periods of executive dominance that precluded such involvement from independence. If these legislatures are, indeed, modifying their involvement in budgetary matters, this could pointto a fundamental shiftin their overall function and identity. This study thus …
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Relationship between the executive and legislative authority in South Africa with reference to the role of the leader of government business in the legislative and oversight processes
The relationship between the executive and the legislature in South Africa is determined by the Constitution. The study focuses on the separation of powers in a single party-dominant system and examines the role of the Leader of Government Business in parliamentary processes. The Leader of …
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Unravelling the role of parliament in developing network industries: comparative case of ICT sector reform in Kenya and South Africa
… this thesis explores the interplay between the executive, the parliament and the various sectoral interests that determine ICT sector reforms in developing countries. It does so by placing parliament in a conceptual framework that combines the concept of ICT as a complex ecosystem with that of a …