Let´s Govern Together! - The Formation of a Coalition Government

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ISBN: 9788413365640
EAN: 9788413365640
Editorial: Tirant lo Blanch
Fecha de la edición: 03/03/2020
Colección: Serie Ciencia Política Nº 81
Nº Pág.: 204

Materias:

Derecho / Político y Constitucional / POLÍTICO

Colección: Serie Ciencia Política Nº 81

Tirant lo Blanch Political Science Series represents an open editorial project to the most innovative research lines developed by experts on the field. From this presupposition, the books in this series are aimed at drawing a broad picture of the topics that conform the Political Science field, without forgeting about the necessary interdisciplinarity that these studies and research entail. Therefore, this editorial project is not only intended to cover the central areas in the study of the discipline, but also those most marginal topics within it or that offer, regarding the Spanish case, a smaller editorial production from a scientific or research point of view.

Introduction 11
1. FACTORS THAT DETERMINE
THE FORMATION OF COALITION GOVERNMENTS
1.1. LEGAL AND INSTITUTIONAL FRAMEWORK 25
1.2. ELECTORAL SYSTEM AND PARTY SYSTEM 52
1.3. POLITICAL PARTIES AND IDEOLOGY 66
1.4. HISTORY, POLITICAL CULTURE AND EXTERNAL FACTORS 85
2. OBJECTIVES OF THE NEGOTIATIONS
2.1. OBJECTIVES OF THE NEGOTIATIONS 95
2.2. TYPES OF COALITION AND OBJECTIVES 111
3. DISTRIBUTION OF POWER AND PROTOCOLS
OF INTERNAL FUNCTIONING
3.1. CRITERIA FOR THE DISTRIBUTION OF POLITICAL POWER 128
3.1.1. Number of departments 130
3.1.2. Sectoral areas of the government 135
3.1.3. Budget 142
3.1.4. Politically appointed offices of the administration 144
3.2. GUIDELINES FOR INTERNAL FUNCTIONING 150
3.2.1. An agreed government programme 151
3.2.2. Ordinary and extraordinary procedures for implementing government action 156
3.2.3. Plural strategic collegiate bodies for the proper functioning of the coalition 162
3.2.4. The plan for communicating government action 166
3.2.5. Rules for the activity of the parliamentary groups of parties in government 170
Bibliography 175