Das Politische System Ungarns 2021
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-658-31900-7_4
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Umkämpftes Terrain. Politik und Verfassungsgericht in Ungarn seit 1990

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“…In practice scrutiny of executive legislation by the Constitutional Court has however in recent years been weakened by the fact that the presidential office has been persistently held by Fidesz party members since 2010 (Pal Schmitt 2010–12; Janos Ader 2012–22 and currently Katalin Novak), who failed to challenge the executive competences of the government. Even more crucial has been the predominantly Fidesz-friendly constellation in the Constitutional Court after 2013, which has facilitated the shift towards the executive under Orban (Pocza 2021 , p. 86). This was accompanied by reforms of the electoral system, which paved the way for a shift towards an electoral advantage for Fidesz and the weakening of electoral pluralism.…”
Section: Germany and Hungary As Contrasting Cases Of National Governancementioning
confidence: 99%
“…In practice scrutiny of executive legislation by the Constitutional Court has however in recent years been weakened by the fact that the presidential office has been persistently held by Fidesz party members since 2010 (Pal Schmitt 2010–12; Janos Ader 2012–22 and currently Katalin Novak), who failed to challenge the executive competences of the government. Even more crucial has been the predominantly Fidesz-friendly constellation in the Constitutional Court after 2013, which has facilitated the shift towards the executive under Orban (Pocza 2021 , p. 86). This was accompanied by reforms of the electoral system, which paved the way for a shift towards an electoral advantage for Fidesz and the weakening of electoral pluralism.…”
Section: Germany and Hungary As Contrasting Cases Of National Governancementioning
confidence: 99%