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Jean-Eric Gicquel : Céline Vintzel, Les armes du gouvernement dans la procédure législative. Etude comparée : Allemagne, France, Italie, Royaume-Uni, Dalloz, 2011.

Céline Vintzel, Les armes du gouvernement dans la procédure législative. Etude comparée : Allemagne, France, Italie, Royaume-Uni, Dalloz, 2011, 836 pages. Aborder la place du Parlement dans les institutions de la V° République revient immédiatement à invoquer (...)
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Armel Le Divellec : Is French « negative parliamentarism » coming to an end ?

The French practice of parliamentarism since 1958 might best be described as “negative”. Both on a normative level and on a practical level, the role of the deliberative assemblies seems to be essentially restricted to one of mere reaction to the decisions (...)
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Julie Benetti : Relationships between government, the majority and the opposition

The constitutional reform of 23rd July 2008 sought to achieve a substantial reorganisation of parliamentary business. It consequently aimed to bring about a change in the behaviours of the main actors of the parliamentary process (Government, the (...)
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Pierre Serrand : Administrating and governing. History of a distinction

The distinction between administrating and governing essentially lies on a doctrinal basis. This article aims to present its history since the XIXth century. The distinction appeared when the activity of the Executive started to outreach what could be (...)
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Quentin Epron : The speaking time of political personalities in the audiovisual media

The way speaking time is allocated to political personalities in the audiovisual media is of prime importance in the life of an opinion-based democracy. A 2009 decision by the French Administrative Supreme Court has led to a reorganization of the rules (...)
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