Presidentialism, Parliamentarism, and Democracy

Exploring the stability of political systems, this book delves into the factors contributing to the fragility of presidential democracies compared to their parliamentary counterparts. It analyzes the structural and institutional differences that may lead to higher rates of breakdown in presidential systems, offering insights into governance, accountability, and the implications for democratic resilience. Through a critical examination of various case studies, it aims to enhance understanding of political stability and the challenges faced by different democratic frameworks.