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Delegitimisation of the Bulgarian Parliamentary System: A Local Political Crisis in Times When the World is changing its Economic Paradigm
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Abstract The impossibility of forming a stable parliamentary majority in the last two years in Bulgaria adds additional weight to the arguments of various organizations supporting the idea of changing the form of government to a presidential republic. While the quality of the debate in the parliamentary proc... view more
The impossibility of forming a stable parliamentary majority in the last two years in Bulgaria adds additional weight to the arguments of various organizations supporting the idea of changing the form of government to a presidential republic. While the quality of the debate in the parliamentary process tends to follow a downward gradation, the presidential institution maintains a consistently high public approval. Meanwhile the official governments issued by the Presidential institution are characterized by a fundamentally different public communication from the traditionally accepted one. All this has one effect - it makes Bulgarian Parliamentary system seem not valid and not acceptable. The participation of the presidential institution in stimulating this process is indisputable. In the present paper will be analysed the process and reasons for the delegitimisation of the Bulgarian parliamentary system in the light of the current political crisis and the beginning of changing the main political and economic paradigm in the world.... view less
Keywords
neoliberalism; constitution; Bulgaria; parliamentary debate; parliamentarism; political development; political crisis; paradigm change
Classification
Political System, Constitution, Government
Free Keywords
parliamentary system; productivism
Document language
English
Publication Year
2023
Page/Pages
p. 179-184
Journal
Perspective Politice, 16 (2023) Special Issue
DOI
https://doi.org/10.25019/perspol/23.16.0.17
ISSN
2065-8907
Status
Published Version; peer reviewed
Licence
Creative Commons - Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0