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Instytucja parlamentu w państwach byłej Jugosławii

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Podolak M.
Przegląd Europejski
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2019
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issue 1(51)
133-144
PL
Parlament jest organem władzy ustawodawczej i obok rządu oraz głowy państwa pełni najważniejszą funkcję w państwie. Artykuł dotyczy analizy instytucji parlamentu w państwach byłej Jugosławii, czyli Bośni i Hercegowiny, Republice Chorwacji, Republice Czarnogóry, Republice Kosowa, Republice Serbii, Republice Słowenii i Republice Macedonii. Metodą wykorzystaną w badaniu była analiza systemowa oraz metoda komparatystyczna, dzięki której możemy dostrzec podobieństwa i różnice w funkcjonowaniu parlamentów. W analizowanych państwach parlamenty są podmiotami, które mają wpływ na procesy polityczne i tworzenie prawa. Twórcy konstytucji musieli wziąć pod uwagę tradycje parlamentaryzmu, a także skomplikowaną sytuację narodowościową w państwach.
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Parliament is the body of legislative power and, along with the government and the head of state, it plays the most important role in the state. The article concerns the analysis of the parliamentary institutions in the countries of the former Yugoslavia, i.e. Bosnia and Herzegovina, the Republic of Croatia, the Republic of Montenegro, the Republic of Kosovo, the Republic of Serbia, the Republic of Slovenia and the Republic of Macedonia. The method used in the study was a system analysis and a comparative method, thanks to which we can see the similarities and differences in the functioning of parliaments. In the analyzed countries, parliaments are subjects that influence political processes and the creation of law. The creators of the constitution had to take into account the traditions of parliamentarism as well as the complicated nationality situation in the countries.
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Instytucja parlamentu w państwach byłej Jugosławii

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Podolak M.
Przegląd Europejski
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2019
|
vol. 2019(1)
133-144
PL
Parliament is the body of legislative power and, along with the government and the head of state, it plays the most important role in the state. The article concerns the analysis of the parliamentary institutions in the countries of the former Yugoslavia, i.e. Bosnia and Herzegovina, the Republic of Croatia, the Republic of Montenegro, the Republic of Kosovo, the Republic of Serbia, the Republic of Slovenia and the Republic of Macedonia. The method used in the study was a system analysis and a comparative method, thanks to which we can see the similarities and differences in the functioning of the parliaments. In the analyzed countries, parliaments are subjects that influence political processes and the creation of law. The creators of the constitution had to take into account the traditions of parliamentarism as well as the complicated nationality situation in the countries.
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