https://oldena.lpnu.ua/handle/ntb/42584
Title: | Політико-правовий статус і повноваження парламентської опозиції в країнах Вишеградської групи |
Other Titles: | Political and legal status and powers of the parliamentary opposition in the countries of the Visegrad group |
Authors: | Кольцов, Віталій Koltsov, Vitaliy |
Affiliation: | Південноукраїнський національний педагогічний університет імені К. Д. Ушинського |
Bibliographic description (Ukraine): | Кольцов В. Політико-правовий статус і повноваження парламентської опозиції в країнах Вишеградської групи / Віталій Кольцов // Humanitarian Vision. — Lviv : Lviv Politechnic Publishing House, 2017. — Vol 3. — No 2. — P. 63–70. |
Bibliographic description (International): | Koltsov V. Political and legal status and powers of the parliamentary opposition in the countries of the Visegrad group / Vitaliy Koltsov // Humanitarian Vision. — Lviv : Lviv Politechnic Publishing House, 2017. — Vol 3. — No 2. — P. 63–70. |
Is part of: | Humanitarian Vision, 2 (3), 2017 |
Issue: | 2 |
Volume: | 3 |
Issue Date: | 25-Oct-2017 |
Publisher: | Lviv Politechnic Publishing House |
Place of the edition/event: | Lviv |
UDC: | 328.36 |
Keywords: | парламентська опозиція демократія Вишеградська група parliamentary opposition democracy the Visegrad group |
Number of pages: | 8 |
Page range: | 63-70 |
Start page: | 63 |
End page: | 70 |
Abstract: | Проаналізовано і систематизовано політико-правовий статус та повноваження парламентської опозиції в країнах
Вишеградської групи. Аргументовано, що для країн регіону, які є консолідованими і напівконсолідованими демократіями,
властивий феномен конструктивної парламентської опозиції, роль і функції якої однак не тільки законодавчо не
захищені, але й здебільшого не передбачені. Виявлено, що парламентська опозиція у країнах регіону зазвичай
регулюється на підставі ідей і принципів політичної культури, демократичної толерантності і поваги до легітимних
політичних і соціально-економічних розбіжностей. The modern countries of the Visegrad Group – Poland, Slovakia, Hungary and the Czech Republic – are consolidated and semi-consolidated democracies. Therefore, the phenomenon of a constructive parliamentary opposition, as practice shows, is peculiar for them. However, the role and functions of parliamentary opposition in the region are not only legally protected, but also largely foreseen. Instead, it has been discovered that the parliamentary opposition in the countries of the region is usually regulated on the basis of ideas and principles of political culture, democratic tolerance and respects for legitimate political and socio-economic cleavages. It was also investigated that political and legal status and powers of opposition in the countries of the Visegrad Group are rather situational. They depend on several factors: stability (congruence) or instability (incongruence) of parliamentary opposition; stability or instability of governments and pro-governmental political parties; dimensional fractionalization and ideological polarization of party systems, legislatures, governmental and oppositional political parties. This testifies that the condition of the effective operation of the opposition in a democratic regime is that a parliament represents different ideologies and different political convictions that necessarily exist in society. But they cannot be arranged exclusively by legal instruments (legal regulation of the status of political opposition), since this requires a constant political consensus, the tolerance of the elite and counter-elite, that is the establishment of moral, political and legal responsibility for the conduct of actions and inactions. |
URI: | https://ena.lpnu.ua/handle/ntb/42584 |
Copyright owner: | © Національний університет "Львівська політехніка", 2017 © Кольцов В., 2017 |
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