Slovenian Constitutional Hardball
<p>There is a lot of speculation whether Slovenia might be the third EU Member State to join Hungary and Poland in their specific view of the rule of law. Does the current Slovenian government present a threat to constitutional democracy? Lacking a convincing majority in the Parliament and fac...
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| author | Samo Bardutzky Bojan Bugaric Saša Zagorc |
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| description | <p>There is a lot of speculation whether Slovenia might be the third EU Member State to join Hungary and Poland in their specific view of the rule of law. Does the current Slovenian government present a threat to constitutional democracy? Lacking a convincing majority in the Parliament and facing other veto points, the Slovenian government uses tactics of constitutional hardball in order to disrupt the existing norms of the constitutional order. </p>
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| spelling | doaj.art-e54973ee4a3447bfb8d0f8f205c7ec382022-12-22T00:45:50ZdeuMax Steinbeis Verfassungsblog GmbHVerfassungsblog2366-70442366-7044Slovenian Constitutional HardballSamo BardutzkyBojan BugaricSaša Zagorc<p>There is a lot of speculation whether Slovenia might be the third EU Member State to join Hungary and Poland in their specific view of the rule of law. Does the current Slovenian government present a threat to constitutional democracy? Lacking a convincing majority in the Parliament and facing other veto points, the Slovenian government uses tactics of constitutional hardball in order to disrupt the existing norms of the constitutional order. </p> https://verfassungsblog.de/slovenian-constitutional-hardball/Constitutional Hardball, Rule of Law, Slovenia |
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| title | Slovenian Constitutional Hardball |
| title_full | Slovenian Constitutional Hardball |
| title_fullStr | Slovenian Constitutional Hardball |
| title_full_unstemmed | Slovenian Constitutional Hardball |
| title_short | Slovenian Constitutional Hardball |
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| topic | Constitutional Hardball, Rule of Law, Slovenia |
| url | https://verfassungsblog.de/slovenian-constitutional-hardball/ |
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