Presidents, parties, and prime ministers how the separation of powers affects party organization and behavior

Abstract

1. Introduction 2. Political parties in the Neo-Madisonian theoretical framework 3. Insiders and outsiders: Madison's dilemma and leadership selection 4. Constitutional design and intra-party leadership accountability 5. Electoral separation of purpose within political parties 6. The impact of constitutional change on party organization and behavior 7. Parties' 'presidential dilemmas' in Brazil and Mexico 8. Presidents, prime ministers, and mandate representation 9. Conclusion.

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David Samuels, Matthew Søberg Shugart (2010). Presidents, parties, and prime ministers how the separation of powers affects party organization and behavior.

@article{david2010presidents,
  title  = {Presidents, parties, and prime ministers how the separation of powers affects party organization and behavior},
  author = {Samuels, David and Shugart, Matthew Søberg},
  year   = {2010}
}

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