Institutional Design of Democracy in the Federal Republic of Germany

German Politics and Culture


Essay, 2011

11 Pages


Abstract or Introduction

In 1949, the Basic Law was written in Germany in order to keep certain aspects according to certain rules. This literature review examines certain historical events and defines which instruments exist in the Basic Law to prevent those historical events from happening again. Furthermore, it includes constitutional norms, which then are applied to Lijphart’s (1999) question of whether the Consensus Model of Democracy or the Westminster Model of Democracy is better. The paper then discusses pros and cons of the mentioned models that are mentioned and concludes with a decision towards one of the two.

Details

Title
Institutional Design of Democracy in the Federal Republic of Germany
Subtitle
German Politics and Culture
College
Jacobs University Bremen gGmbH  (FY)
Course
German Politics and Culture
Author
Year
2011
Pages
11
Catalog Number
V229467
ISBN (eBook)
9783656453192
ISBN (Book)
9783656453895
File size
629 KB
Language
English
Keywords
institutional, design, democracy, federal, republic, germany, german, politics, culture
Quote paper
Görkem Ercan (Author), 2011, Institutional Design of Democracy in the Federal Republic of Germany, Munich, GRIN Verlag, https://www.grin.com/document/229467

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