Особливості міжінституційних відносин у напівпрезидентських країнах Європи

Розгляд особливостей співвідношення показників і патернів стабільності, конфліктності й ефективності міжінституційних відносин у рамках різних видів напівпрезиденталізму в країнах Європи. Характеристика процесу вибору систем державного правління.

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