Nepal: From Constitutional Monarchy to a Republican State (1990-2008) by Tri Ratna Manandhar

“…The peoples’ movement of 1990 was a great landmark in the history of modern Nepal for it ended the three-decades of the old dictatorial rule of the king and established a parliamentary system with the king as a nominal head of state. But unfortunately, the country could not form a good government because of inter and intra-party conflicts. …”
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Cinema and historic event: the death of Francisco Franco in the screen by Nancy Berthier

“…The death of Francisco Franco Bahamonde, which took place on November 20, 1975, after a long agony, beyond the mark, from the biological point of view, the end of the life of a head of state, has worked as authentic turning point in contemporary history of Spain, and became a place of memories. …”
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Referrals to the International Criminal Court Under Chapter VII of the United Nations Charter and the Immunity of Foreign State Officials by Erika de Wet

“…While Article 13(b) of the ICC Statute allows the ICC to receive referrals of situations by the UNSC, disagreement remains among authors as to when such a referral removes the customary immunity attached to a head of state of a nonstate party to the ICC Statute. …”
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Historické souvislosti vzniku rakouské ústavy 1920 by Miroslav Šepták

“…The 1929 amendment of constitution brought Austria closer to the German political system, bringing about significant strengthening of the powers of head of state. Austria's constitutional definition was undoubtedly democratic, but political elites chose the path of gradual curtailment of political pluralism due to growing difficulties under the influence of the Great Depression. …”
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L’ETHOS, UNE STRATEGIE ENGLOBANTE AU SERVICE DU DISCOURS POLITIQUE / ETHOS, AN INCLUSIVE STRATEGY AT THE SERVICE OF POLITICAL DISCOURSE by Charef Eddine KAOUADJI

“…To this end, recourse to the prior image of Algerian-French relations as well as that of the political speaker is essential given that the primary ambition of a Head of State, setting out a political speech, is to build a selfimage that meets the expectations of the audience. …”
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En attendant Bouteflika. Le président et la crise de sens en Algérie by Thomas Serres

“…This restoration of order was also linked to political paralysis, the dynamics of which would have been both institutional and fortuitous in so far as they linked to the head of state’s illness. Finally, if the President helped the ruling coalition to remain in place for an extended period, he did not resolve the epistemological issues: rather than restore credible political authority and political meaning, he has come to incarnate the misappropriation of historical legitimacy and the survival of a demented and grotesque order.…”
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Constitutional principle of unity and division of state power as a fundament for organization and agreed functioning of state bodies in the Republic of Kazakhstan by Н.Х. Калишева, Ж.Т. Сайрамбаева

“… The article stands for actual issues for sovereign Kazakhstan, in particular, consideration of the developing relations between highest state bodies: head of state, parliament and government. The clearer their statuses are in the Constitution, as well as the aspiration of the certain polititians and managers to work together for the benefit of the people, the more purposeful, professional and efficient the state is in the implementing its main mission – to ensure human rights and freedoms, also to provide decent life of each individual and the competitiveness of the country. …”
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INSTITUTIONAL CHANGES AND POLITICAL STABILITY IN THE KYRGYZ REPUBLIC by A. O. Blokhina

“…The author focuses on new elements in the sphere of division of powers between the head of state, the prime minister, and the legislative power. …”
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A few comments about the registration of candidates and the election campaign in the election of the President of the Czech Republic by Piotr Uziębło

“…The introduction of general presidential elections in the Czech Republic strengthened the position of the head of state, though this did not entail a change in its constitutional powers. …”
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Palestinian zakat law: an analytical study by Shehab, Ahmed, Marni, Nurazmallail, Yusof, Muhammed Fathi

“…Zakat is the third pillar of Islam and the Imam - the head of state was responsible to supervise the Zakat money collecting and performing, as described as one of the obligations which is entrusted. …”

PROBLEMS OF FORMATION OF THE WAGES LEVEL IN KAZAKHSTANI LABOR MARKET by S. Jumambayev, A. Kozhakhmetova

“… Increase in wages is recognized as one of the tasks within the long-term development strategy of the country in the Address of the Head of State K. Tokayev to the people of Kazakhstan “Constructive public dialogue – the basis of stability and prosperity of Kazakhstan” (Tokayev, 2019). …”
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BELARUSIANS’ SELFIDENTIFICATION IN THE CONTEXT OF CIVILIZATIONAL BORDERLAND by L. Volakhava

“…Significantly, the current head of state and, most importantly, the official political course can be regarded as the key “identifier” of the Belarusian nation in the geopolitical and civilizational dimension. …”
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AGAINST UNILATERALISM: UNITED STATES INTERNATIONAL FOOD ASSISTANCE IN THE TRUMP GOVERNMENT by Atos Dias, Thiago Lima

“…The article helps to understand the influence that actors other than the head of state, and mediated by institutions (national or international), can have on American foreign policy.…”
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Du regard de la loi aux intentions du législateur. La technique juridique au service de l’antisémitisme d’État en France, 1940-1944 by Marc Olivier Baruch

“…Constitutional acts from July 11, 1940 having transfered legislative power to the Head of State, nothing prevented law professionals any more to use techniques elaborated under the Republican regime for solving difficulties arising in the interpretation or in the implementation of a statute-law. …”
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FORMATION OF A REGIONAL LIVESTOCK CLUSTER IN THE REPUBLIC OF KAZAKHSTAN by С. Окутаева, A. Джусибалиева, Ж. Булхаирова

“…In 2013, on behalf of the head of state NA. Nazarbayev The Government of the Republic of Kazakhstan has developed a “Concept for the formation of prospective national clusters of the Republic of Kazakhstan up to 2020”. …”
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The Normative Bases of Semi-Presidentialism: Max Weber and the Mitigation of Caesarism by Alan Daniel Freire de Lacerda

“…I argue that Weberian reasoning about the Head of State, when freed from the German background in which it arose, may shed light on how semi-presidentialism can be justified in other national contexts nowadays. …”
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To The Historical Portrait of Theophan Prokopovych by А. І. Makhinko

“…This similarity can be traced with some Protestant countries of Europe, where the head of state led the church. «The truth will monarch» to overturn the traditional order of succession to the throne in the male downlink and gave the right to appoint a monarch testament heir. …”
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THE PRESIDENCY INSTITUTION IN THE POST-SOVIET STATES: PECULIARITIES OF FUNCTION AND DEVELOPMENT TRENDS by Khanlar A Gadzhiev

“…Pursuant thereto, this article attempts to analyze the dynamics of development of the presidency institution in these states, their respective peculiarities of function, the existing institutional mechanisms of interaction between the head of state and other public authorities, as well as its influence on the political system as a whole. …”
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Power and Authority in the State Administration System: Comparing the Netherlands and Indonesia by Suryajiyoso Suryajiyoso

“…The government of the Netherlands adheres to a constitutional monarchy system, where the government is established under a constitutional system that recognizes the king (or emperor) as the head of state. Modern constitutional monarchies usually use the concept of trias politica or triad politics. …”
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Fighting Corruption in Kazakhstan by Force of Criminal Law by Elena Mitskaya

“…The current increase in the number of corruption-related criminal offences, including those committed by high-ranking officials and directors of a number of Kazakh companies, is due to a stronger political will on the part of the head of state to decisively confront corruption. This intention allows attention to be given to criminal law measures, which occupy an important place in the complex of measures to combat the systemic vice of the state, which threatens national security. …”
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