Serial Article
| DOI |
10.7336/academicus.2016.14.07 |
| URL |
https://academicus.edu.al/?subpage=volumes&nr=14 |
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https://academicus.edu.al |
| MR URL |
https://academicus.edu.al/nr14/Academicus-MMXVI-14-107-117.html |
| MR URL |
https://academicus.edu.al/nr14/Academicus-MMXVI-14-107-117.pdf |
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mailto:info@academicus.edu.al |
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https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/ |
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OA – Open Access |
| OA License |
https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/ |
Full Title
English
(eng)
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Academicus International Scientific Journal |
| Publisher (01) |
Academicus International Scientific Journal |
| Country of publication |
Albania
(AL)
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ISSN
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20793715 |
| Product Form |
Printed Journal
(JB)
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ISSN
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23091088 |
| Product Form |
Online Journal
(JD)
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| Journal Volume Number |
14 |
| Journal Issue Date (YYYY/MM) |
2016 / 07 |
Title
English
(eng)
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Kosovo - An Atypical Parliamentary Republic |
| Number of Pages |
11 |
| First Page |
107 |
| Last Page |
117 |
| Language of text |
English
(eng)
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| Publication Date (YYYY/MM) |
2016 / 07 |
| Copyright |
2016, Academicus |
Abstract
Main description
(01)
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The topic of this comparative study is the republican character of the system of governance in Kosovo. In the public discourse
and political communication, as well as in academic discourse Kosovo is considered a Parliamentary Republic, based on the
principle “of the separation of powers and checks and balances between them.” Although the constitutional definition of the
relationship between the executive and legislative favors parliamentary republicanism, the constitutional powers of the president,
the government and especially the constitutional and political power of the prime minister, significantly weaken the parliamentary
character, in favor of a semi-presidential system. However, neither the current theories of government, nor constitutional
provisions can rank Kosovo among semi-presidential systems, or pure parliamentary systems. Comparisons of competence powers
relations in Kosovo, with similar relations and competences of the countries of the region and beyond, testify to the specific
nature of parliamentary democracy in Kosovo. It is precisely the comparison of the Kosovo constitutional-legal system of governance
with similar systems and theoretical analysis of parliamentary models facing Kosovo model which will be the basis of support
of the hypothesis that Kosovo is not a typical parliamentary republic.
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