2020
DOI: 10.1080/13569775.2020.1824360
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Constitutional monarchies and semi-constitutional monarchies: a global historical study, 1800–2017

Abstract: The issue of executive power sharing in democratic countries with a monarch as head of state has received little scholarly attention. In many ways this make perfect sense; since there is no place for a powerful hereditary monarch in a democratic system, one could argue that systems with powerful monarchs do not qualify as democracies. Nevertheless, there are many examples of political systems, classified as democracies by most reputable categorizations or indices, where the monarch has, or has had, more or les… Show more

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“…The most important contribution of this study to the literature is the semi-monarchial form. The term semi-constitutional monarchy is encountered in several studies (Anckar, 2020; Anckar and Fredriksson, 2018; Corbett et al, 2017; Schedler, 2010; Veenendaal, 2016) that mention it in the context of political regimes (forms of state). Anckar (2016: 90) labels this system as a semi (constitutional) monarchy (as a form of government) since the monarch shares constitutional power with the prime minister, just as the president does in semi-presidentialism.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The most important contribution of this study to the literature is the semi-monarchial form. The term semi-constitutional monarchy is encountered in several studies (Anckar, 2020; Anckar and Fredriksson, 2018; Corbett et al, 2017; Schedler, 2010; Veenendaal, 2016) that mention it in the context of political regimes (forms of state). Anckar (2016: 90) labels this system as a semi (constitutional) monarchy (as a form of government) since the monarch shares constitutional power with the prime minister, just as the president does in semi-presidentialism.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Yarı-monarşik hükümet sistemi yürütmenin iki başlı olduğu, saltanat usulü ile göreve gelen monarkın sembolik değil, kabineyi atama ve görevden alma, meclisi tatil ya da feshetme gibi gerçek yetkilere sahip olduğu hükümet sistemidir. Bununla beraber kabine hem devlet başkanına hem de yasama organına karşı sorumludur (Anckar, 2016(Anckar, , 2020Metin ve Ünal, 2022). Kanun-ı Esasî'nin öngördüğü yarı-monarşik hükümet sisteminde yürütmenin başı olan padişah saltanat usulü ile göreve gelirken (md.…”
Section: Yarı-monarşiden Başkanlığa Hükümet Sisteminin Evrimiunclassified