La elección directa de los alcaldes: contexto político y problemática jurídica

Fernández, Javier García

doi:10.5944/rdp.52.2001.9241

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“…They gather in an assembly that has the power to make decisions. This assembly is presided over by a mayor who has been elected by the members of the assembly (García Fernández, 2001;Parejo Alfonso, 2004). Nevertheless, the system described above is an exception, since the majority of the municipalities adopt a different structure Mercadal Vidal, 1988;Morell Ocaña, 1988).…”

Section: The Local Government Structure and The Distribution Of Functmentioning

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Theoretical Foundations and Discussions on the Reformation Process in Local Governments

Sadioğlu¹,

Dede²

2016

Advances in Public Policy and Administration

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Theoretical Foundations and Discussions on the Reformation Process in Local Governments

Sadioğlu¹,

Dede²

2016

Advances in Public Policy and Administration

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Council Appointed Mayors in Spain: Effects on Local Democracy

García

2017

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El sistema de elección del Alcalde en España: Efectos en la democracia localMaría Jesús García García 1 Universidad de Valencia m.jesus.garcia@uv.es abstract This paper deals with the influence of having council appointed mayors on local governments. Five elements of local government systems are considered: the electoral system and its influence on the political composition of the local government; the local government structure and the distribution of functions and powers between mayor and council; the role of political parties; scrutiny of the executive and accountability; and citizen participation. This analysis highlights the effect that a council appointed mayor system has in terms of accountability and legitimacy, transparency and efficiency. KeywordsLocal government systems, directly elected mayors, local governance, council appointed mayors, Local Government Structure; Political Parties; Citizen Participation; Accountability. resumenEl presente artículo toma en consideración los efectos que el sistema de elección del Alcalde tiene sobre la democracia local, basándose en la consideración cinco aspectos: el sistema electoral y su influencia en la composición política de las administraciones locales; la estructura de la administración local y la distribución de funciones entre los alcaldes y el pleno municipal; el papel de los partidos políticos; los mecanismos de control del ejecutivo local y la participación ciudadana. El estudio subraya especialmente la incidencia que el sistema de elección del alcalde por los concejales tiene en relación con los principios de responsabilidad, legitimidad, transparencia y eficiencia de la gestión local. palabras claveGobierno local, elección directa de los alcaldes, elección indirecta de los alcaldes, estructura del gobierno local, partidos políticos, participación ciudadana, responsabilidad política.

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La elección directa de los alcaldes: contexto político y problemática jurídica

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Theoretical Foundations and Discussions on the Reformation Process in Local Governments

Theoretical Foundations and Discussions on the Reformation Process in Local Governments

Council Appointed Mayors in Spain: Effects on Local Democracy

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