Laimonas Talat-Kelpša
Biographic Data
| ID | 6210385 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Laimonas Talat-Kelpša |
| GIVEN NAMES | Laimonas |
| FAMILY NAME | Talat-Kelpša |
| SIGNATURE | TALAT-KELPŠA L |
| AFFILIATIONS | Vilnius University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 3 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 2 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 3 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1997 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2001 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
The presidency and democratic consolidation in Lithuania
Presidents can contribute to democratic consolidation by contributing to the decision-making capacity of the state. Lithuanian presidents have done precisely that by using their powers of veto and legislative initiative to full advantage. Further, they can engage in policy implementation. While Lithuania's split executive gives primary responsibility for this function to the government, the president's role in the selection of the Prime Minister …
President and the legislative process
After the Soviet collapse, Lithuania introduced a constitutional model the political scientists usually name as 'semi-presidential regime.' Three principal features characterize semi-presidential government: (1) president-nominated prime minister, (2) presidential power to dissolve parliament, and (3) cabinet reliance on parliamentary support. Beyond doubt, there are other important qualities, such as considerable de jure and de facto presidentia…
President and parliament
In this article Talat-Kelpša attempts to depict a motley picture concerning the impact that the interinstitutional relations of the president and the parliament derive in the process of establishing a politically stable state and applies an attractive structural development of this clarified problem. The author employs a method of research where the chronological aspect is of peculiar concern. By the same token, he shows how different governmenta…
The presidency and democratic consolidation in Lithuania
Presidents can contribute to democratic consolidation by contributing to the decision-making capacity of the state. Lithuanian presidents have done precisely that by using their powers of veto and legislative initiative to full advantage. Further, they can engage in policy implementation. While Lithuania's split executive gives primary responsibility for this function to the government, the president's role in the selection of the Prime Minister …
President and parliament
In this article Talat-Kelpša attempts to depict a motley picture concerning the impact that the interinstitutional relations of the president and the parliament derive in the process of establishing a politically stable state and applies an attractive structural development of this clarified problem. The author employs a method of research where the chronological aspect is of peculiar concern. By the same token, he shows how different governmenta…
President and the legislative process
After the Soviet collapse, Lithuania introduced a constitutional model the political scientists usually name as 'semi-presidential regime.' Three principal features characterize semi-presidential government: (1) president-nominated prime minister, (2) presidential power to dissolve parliament, and (3) cabinet reliance on parliamentary support. Beyond doubt, there are other important qualities, such as considerable de jure and de facto presidentia…
The presidency and democratic consolidation in Lithuania
Presidents can contribute to democratic consolidation by contributing to the decision-making capacity of the state. Lithuanian presidents have done precisely that by using their powers of veto and legislative initiative to full advantage. Further, they can engage in policy implementation. While Lithuania's split executive gives primary responsibility for this function to the government, the president's role in the selection of the Prime Minister …
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