Comparative executive power in Europe : perspectives on accountability from law, history, and political science / edited by Marcel Morabito and Guillaume Tusseau.
Introduction / Marcel Morabito -- Belgium / Marc Verdussen -- France / Chloe Geynet-Dussauze and Priscilla Jensel-Monge -- Germany / Yoan Vilain -- Greece / Antonis Pantelis -- Hungary / Peter Kruzslicz -- Italy / Maurizia De Bellis -- The Netherlands / Leonard F.M. Besselink -- Poland / Krzysztof Wojtyczek -- Portugal / Rui Lanceiro -- Romania / Elena Simina Tanasescu -- Scandinavia / Eivind Smith -- Spain / Maria Ruiz Dorado -- Switzerland / Thierry Tanquerel -- The United Kingdom / Paul Daly -- Conclusions. The forms of responsibility of the executive / Ariane Vidal-Naquet -- A culture of constitutional cultures / Guillaume Tusseau.
Summary:
"This book provides an up-to-date interdisciplinary assessment of the accountability of the executive power in different European States and at the European Union level. From a legal perspective, it wonders to what extent the forms of responsibility and accountability of executive power have evolved in terms of legal technique or framework. From a historical perspective, it looks at the evolution of responsibility paradigms. From a political science perspective, it examines responsibility and the expectations of European democracies in terms of authority and efficiency. The volume also has a quantitative aspect identifying, gathering and analysing statistical material on responsibility and accountability in current political regimes. The book will be a valuable resource for researchers, academics and policy-makers in Constitutional Law and Politics, Public Law, Comparative Law, Comparative Politics, Legal History and Government"-- Provided by publisher.
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