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Coalitional presidentialism and legislative control in post-Soviet Ukraine

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Chaisty, Paul
Chernykh, Svitlana

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V.H. Winston and Sons, Inc.

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Two political scientists explore the significance of pro-presidential legislative coalitions in Ukrainian politics since 2000. They draw on an original survey of MPs and cabinet data to engage with the extant analysis of coalitional politics in Ukraine. Using the framework of "coalitional presidentialism," which was first developed in the study of Latin American presidential systems, they find evidence to suggest that legislative coalitions are a meaningful feature of Ukrainian legislative life, and point to the tools that presidents use to maintain them.

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Post-Soviet Affairs

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2037-12-31