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Presidential Power and Government Survival

Comparative Politics
Executives
Government
Institutions
PRA413
Thomas Sedelius
Dalarna University
Miloš Brunclík
Charles University

Building: A - Faculty of Law, Floor: 2, Room: 220

Thursday 16:00 - 17:45 CEST (07/09/2023)

Abstract

This panel brings together comparative papers on institutional determinants of presidential power and government (in)stability across presidential and semi-presidential regimes. Focusing on institutional explanations of president-cabinet dynamics, e.g. cohabitation, party institutionalization, and intra-executive conflict, the panelists provide both large-N cross-country analyses and focused comparisons of specific regions and countries. At the very forefront of presidential politics research and with novel datasets and innovative approaches, the panel sheds new light on government survival in various presidential and semi-presidential contexts.

Title Details
Impeachment as a Political Contention and its Impact on Political (In)Stability: A Comparative Study of Presidential Removal and Post-Removal Stability in Brazil and South Korea View Paper Details
Cohabitation and Presidential Powers in Dual Executives 1850-2021 View Paper Details
Detrimental Double-carriage Politics? Intra-executive Competition and Government Survival in Semi-presidential Democracies View Paper Details
Corrective Effect of Ministerial Terminations on Presidential Approval View Paper Details