Inclusion and the design of democratic executives in Steffen Ganghof’s Beyond presidentialism and parliamentarism

Critical Review of International Social and Political Philosophy 27 (2):274-281 (2024)
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Steffen Ganghof’s book addresses pressing questions in democratic theory and institutional design regarding how to promote effective political inclusion and avoid personalizing power in democratic executives. His model of semi-parliamentarism manages to transform tradeoffs in these areas that were previously thought inescapable, unlocking novel potential for democratic reform.

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