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The relationship between the executive and the legislature is one of the most fundamental aspects of representative democratic systems. In parliamentary systems, especially, the executive and parliament are intertwined and interdependent. These relations can fundamentally affect the nature of parliamentary work, both from individual parliamentarians as well as other actors. This panel focuses on these relations, with a specific focus on accountability and control.
| Title | Details |
|---|---|
| Strategic Reforms of Parliamentary Rules and Procedures | View Paper Details |
| Substance or Showbiz? Questioning of Ministers as a Part of the Legislative Process | View Paper Details |
| Executive Dominance and How to Break It: Evidence from Subnational Legislatures in Nigeria | View Paper Details |
| Parliamentary Control of Ministerial Policymaking | View Paper Details |
| The Institutional Determinants of Government Formation in Parliamentary Democracies: Assessing the Influence of the Confidence Relations on the Type of Coalition | View Paper Details |