Investigating the effects of directly electing the Prime Minister

Article Abstract:

An investigation of the relationship is conducted between cabinet instability and policy stability, which are identified in Israel. Theoretical arguments are provided for the likely absence of a link between directly elected prime minister and prime ministerial power.

Legal issues & crime, Public affairs, Executive Offices, Organization-Executive, Company legal issue, Political activity, Investigations, Elections, Prime ministers, Executive departments (Government), Executive departments

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The new political system of Israel

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An overview is presented on internal shifts in Israel's government structures during the 1990s. Topics include Israel's changing relationship with its Arab neighbors and the influences of having five different prime ministers within this 10-year period.

Statistical Data Included, International relations, Politics, Politics and culture, Culture

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Being Israeli

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The transition from universalistic to particularistic attitudes in Israeli is analyzed. It is found that the sooner Israelis grasp voluntary aspects of their collective identity and take responsibility for their acts, the better it is.

Evaluation, Israeli history

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