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parliamentarianism

[ pahr-luh-men-tair-ee-uh-niz-uhm, -muhn-or, sometimes, pahrl-yuh- ]

noun

  1. advocacy of a parliamentary system of government.


parliamentarianism

/ ËŒpÉ‘ËlÉ™mÉ›nˈtɛərɪəˌnɪzÉ™m; ËŒpÉ‘ËləˈmÉ›ntəˌrɪzÉ™m /

noun

  1. the system of parliamentary government
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˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins

Origin of parliamentarianism1

First recorded in 1875–80; parliamentarian + -ism
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“Modi has a very authoritarian mindset. He doesn’t believe in democracy. He doesn’t believe in Parliamentarianism,†said Christophe Jaffrelot, who has written about Modi and the Hindu right.

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Parliamentarianism, by contrast, provides a safety valve because the legislature has the ability to remove the executive, typically by simple majority vote.

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“What’s wrong with Germany becoming more like multiparty democracies in the Netherlands or Scandinavia?†asked Andreas Schulz, a researcher on the history of German parliamentarianism.

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The EU is undoubtedly bureaucratic, opaque and contemptuous of the parliamentarianism that you and I cherish.

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Photograph: Ozan Kose/AFP/Getty Images Some fear it might be Turkey’s last election – before a dictatorship Cengiz Çandar, political analyst The reason for such worries is that Erdoğan has turned the ballot into a kind of referendum on his one-man drive to rewrite the country’s constitution, abolish parliamentarianism and install a powerful new executive presidency occupied by himself.

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