Concept information
Preferred term
semipresidentialism
Definition
- Semipresidentialism is a constitutional type that combines a popularly elected head of state with a head of government who is responsible to a popularly elected legislature. Semipresidentialism is therefore a mixed regime form that combines features of parliamentarism, which prescribes a fusion of powers and mutual dependence between executive and legislative powers, and presidentialism, which is, in contrast, characterized by a separation of powers and mutual independence of executive and legislative powers. [Source: International Encyclopedia of Political Science; Semipresidentialism]
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http://data.loterre.fr/ark:/67375/N9J-KBMVWGZH-N
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