مبدا توازن السلطات في النظام البرلماني : دراسة مقارنة == The Principles Of Authorities Balance In Parliament Regime Comparing Study
Author name:
فاطمة الزهراء البتول عبد الواحد خميس
Supervisor name:
كاظم علي عباس الجنابي
General topic:
Law
Specific topic:
Constitutional Law
Degree:
Master
University:
Mustansiriyah University - Faculty Of Law - Department Of Public Law
Language:
Arabic
University location:
Baghdad
First pages:
13T1502 - p.pdf
Abstract:
مثل النظام البرلماني احد اهم التطورات التي لحقت الانظمة السياسية وحقق استقرارا سياسيا باعتماده المبدا المرن للفصل بين السلطات وتمثيلا حقيقيا للارادة الشعبية التي تقوم عليها الفكرة الديمقراطية، ولهذا فقد حقق هذا النظام نجاحا منقطع النظير في كثير من دول | Parliamentary system is one of the main developments that have sustained political systems and achieved political stability by adopting the principle of separation powers and truly representative of the will of the people upon which the idea of democracy is depend on. This system has made a huge success in many countries of the world as well as the cradle of growing up in Britain, and affected by the tremendous success achieved , this system were adopted for the first time in Iraq, under the Constitution of 1925 and achieved relative success , as was adopted again in the 2005 Constitution , which lay the foundations of this system and adopted an approach in the management of the Iraqi state. Due to recent parliamentary experience in Iraq under the Constitution of 2005 , it was chosen as subject of this study in order to explore grounds on which it is based and the efficacy in practice - by using analytical approach in comparison with the Parliamentary system in the United Kingdom.The requirements analytical study the necessitated dividing this thesis to two chapters preceded preliminary Section that dealt with the theoretical basis of the parliamentary system in terms of its origins and its evolution and its institutions. In first chapter I handled the principle of balance on which the parliamentary system is depend on and means used by the legislative and executive authority. In the second chapter, principle of balance has been put into practice in the Constitution of 1925 and of 2005.The thesis has been concluded with a summary of the most important findings reached by the study in light of the analysis approach, which followed with categorize the details to the general principles in the parliamentary system , including the disruption of real balance between the ministry and parliament by withholding authority to propose draft laws from Parliament and grant it to the executive authority making the parliament depends, in its legislative function, depend on the initiative of the executive authority ( government) which should be granted to the parliament and government as well.In addition to that , it is noted that public's awareness of the idea of democracy is so weak which allows Government to exercise strong control over the parliament, therefore the Parliament couldn’t practice its role in monitoring Government, which needs to be comprehensive awareness as well as experience gained by the ongoing practices of voting and electing.
