Titlebook: Politics and Government in the Visegrad Countries; Poland, Hungary, the John Fitzmaurice Book 1998 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmil

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Constitution Building,olic significance. It is part of nation and regime building. A new constitution is often a kind of rite of passage from one situation to another. In this region, only Hungary that had been an autonomous part of the old Habsburg Dual Monarchy between 1867 and 1918 had any continuous modern constituti

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The Presidency,tion and the Presidents who have occupied the office both between the wars and since the revolutions of 1989 have been of considerable political importance, and this merits examination as part of the political systems of central Europe. In the hasty constitution building that took place in 1989–90 a

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The Governments,e power. Even in Poland and Slovakia, where the President of the Republic exercises real political power and has a strong constitutional position and the system thus exhibits some semi-presidential features, day-to-day executive power is very much in the hands of the Government. Formally, and to out

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Local Government, the revitalisation of local government was one of the key conditions for creating a new civil society and political space that would make the new democratic institutions function. Under communism, local government had for all practical purposes lost its autonomy and become part of the transmission

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Parliaments,stronger presidency and the greater fragmentation of the party system has weakened the role of parliament. The Hungarian and Slovak Parliaments are unicameral. The Polish and Czech Parliament are bicameral, though the Czech Senate has never been established and there is debate about the continuing u

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The Party Systems,ges of development. Some, such as Hungary and the Czech Republic, show sign of stabilisation. This is less obvious in Poland and the Slovak Republic. There has been only one normal election (excluding the first transition elections in 1989–90) in Hungary (1994), three in Poland (1991, 1993 and 1997)

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