Between Legal Deficiencies and Political Restraint - The Prohibition of Political Parties in France
Traditionally, it is Germany, not France, which is presented as the model example of militant democracy. Among the various provisions of the German Basic Law, Article 21 (2), setting out the procedure for banning political parties, is perhaps one of the clearest expressions of the basic constitution...
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description | Traditionally, it is Germany, not France, which is presented as the model example of militant democracy. Among the various provisions of the German Basic Law, Article 21 (2), setting out the procedure for banning political parties, is perhaps one of the clearest expressions of the basic constitutional decision in favour of a streitbare Demokratie. Nevertheless, setting concepts aside and examining empirical data, it is interesting to note that Germany has banned fewer political parties than France since the end of the Second World War. |
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spelling | doaj.art-8a53060433874849a0501b4587d5ac722024-04-02T14:29:54ZdeuMax Steinbeis Verfassungsblog GmbHVerfassungsblog2366-70442024-04-012366-704410.59704/c79c902ee1b18569Between Legal Deficiencies and Political Restraint - The Prohibition of Political Parties in FranceAugustin Berthout0University of MontpellierTraditionally, it is Germany, not France, which is presented as the model example of militant democracy. Among the various provisions of the German Basic Law, Article 21 (2), setting out the procedure for banning political parties, is perhaps one of the clearest expressions of the basic constitutional decision in favour of a streitbare Demokratie. Nevertheless, setting concepts aside and examining empirical data, it is interesting to note that Germany has banned fewer political parties than France since the end of the Second World War.https://verfassungsblog.de/between-legal-deficiencies-and-political-restraint/Comparative ConstitutionalismConseil ConstitutionnelConseil d'EtatMilitant DemocracyParteiverbotParty Ban |
spellingShingle | Augustin Berthout Between Legal Deficiencies and Political Restraint - The Prohibition of Political Parties in France Verfassungsblog Comparative Constitutionalism Conseil Constitutionnel Conseil d'Etat Militant Democracy Parteiverbot Party Ban |
title | Between Legal Deficiencies and Political Restraint - The Prohibition of Political Parties in France |
title_full | Between Legal Deficiencies and Political Restraint - The Prohibition of Political Parties in France |
title_fullStr | Between Legal Deficiencies and Political Restraint - The Prohibition of Political Parties in France |
title_full_unstemmed | Between Legal Deficiencies and Political Restraint - The Prohibition of Political Parties in France |
title_short | Between Legal Deficiencies and Political Restraint - The Prohibition of Political Parties in France |
title_sort | between legal deficiencies and political restraint the prohibition of political parties in france |
topic | Comparative Constitutionalism Conseil Constitutionnel Conseil d'Etat Militant Democracy Parteiverbot Party Ban |
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