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Copyright Fundatia Societatea Civilia (Civil Society Foundation) May/Jun 2012

Abstract

Confidence motions introduced in the Romanian Parliament in 1989-2008 represented important tools of legislative control over the executive. Simple and censure motions employed by the opposition against the government tackled the most important issues affecting the country, the government's perceived failure to enact its program, and areas considered a priority by the opposition. No motion really threatened the life of the cabinet, only a fraction of them passed, and even fewer were implemented, but motions gave the opposition public attention and an occasion to present its point of view. [PUBLICATION ABSTRACT]

Details

Title
Contestatii fara cenzura: motiunile în România postcomunista (1989-2008)
Author
Stan, Lavinia; Vancea, Diane
Pages
100-118,206
Section
Legislatie, campanie electorala, comunicare
Publication year
2012
Publication date
May/Jun 2012
Publisher
Fundatia Societatea Civilia (Civil Society Foundation)
ISSN
12216720
Source type
Scholarly Journal
Language of publication
Romanian
ProQuest document ID
1030088648
Copyright
Copyright Fundatia Societatea Civilia (Civil Society Foundation) May/Jun 2012