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Luís P. Castro,Hiroshi Fujiwara,Saburou Saitoh,Yoshihiro Sawano,Akira Yamada,Masato Yamadaugh systems of intergovernmental relations (IGR). Anderson and Gallagher describe and analyse these in Canada and the UK. IGR is predominantly an executive matter in both, with little role for the legislative assemblies. Both are relatively informal, without substantial institutionalization, in spit

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Bernd Kawohl,Vasilii V. Kurtahe history of European integration. Early explanations of the integration process identified the role of organised interests in transferring loyalties from the nation-state to a supranational set of institutions acquiring an increasing number of competences (Haas, 1958: 11–12). The single market pro

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Kichi-Suke Saito,Masaru Tominagation and constitutional deliberation in the context of linguistic diversity was managed. The question of language use (and of the systems in place to facilitate communication) is of crucial importance to the understanding of political relations in a multi-lingual environment because politics is, at

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Gabriela Cristescuhe history of European integration. Early explanations of the integration process identified the role of organised interests in transferring loyalties from the nation-state to a supranational set of institutions acquiring an increasing number of competences (Haas, 1958: 11–12). The single market pro

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Roman Ger,Josip Pečarićhe history of European integration. Early explanations of the integration process identified the role of organised interests in transferring loyalties from the nation-state to a supranational set of institutions acquiring an increasing number of competences (Haas, 1958: 11–12). The single market pro

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Jacek Tabor,Józef Tabor,Marek Żołdakr of degree, and depends on how representative the electoral system is. It then discusses the current electoral system for the House of Representatives and how, because it is based on single member electorates, it produces results which inevitably fail to reflect the political sentiment of voters, a