Titlebook: Cabinets in Western Europe; Jean Blondel (External Professor of Political Scie Book 1997Latest edition Jean Blondel and Ferdinand Müller-R

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How Emotions Come in Between Everythingnt can introduce legislation, but parliamentary initiatives are rare, and it is even more exceptional if they succeed. Most legislation originates with the government. The courts offer little in terms of checks and balances, as laws are not subject to judicial review.

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Introduction: Western European Cabinets in Comparative Perspective,ry of soul-searching often marred by internal turmoil and external wars, Western European countries have finally followed the lead which Britain (and Sweden) gave in the eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries: they are all led by working cabinet governments.

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The United Kingdom,reover, the importance of the cabinet varies according to its complexion, the circumstances in which it operates and the style of leadership to which it is subject. It is this inherent variability that is one of the most remarkable features of cabinet government in Britain.

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The Netherlands: Coalition Cabinets in Changing Circumstances,nt can introduce legislation, but parliamentary initiatives are rare, and it is even more exceptional if they succeed. Most legislation originates with the government. The courts offer little in terms of checks and balances, as laws are not subject to judicial review.

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A Temporal-Causal Network Modeling Approachr lesser power and influence of the executive. After the end of the Francoist dictatorship, a parliamentary system, established by the Constitution of 1978, took its place and Spain is still governed by this at the time of writing.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-45213-5rty government continued to be acceptable as the desirable and attainable norm. That view was particularly promoted by Fianna Fail, the largest and most successful of the parties, but not challenged by its rivals.

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