Chapter 14 - Institutional Veto Players

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1999
In ________, elections were conducted for a Scottish parliament and a Welsh senate, after successful referendums on the formation of regional parliaments in 1997.
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federal dictatorship
A(n) ________ is exemplified by the United Arab Emirates.
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Brazil
Federalism has a lengthy history in ________, dating back to the Old Republic's (1889- 1930) constitution of 1891.
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veto player theory
The ________ is a new way of thinking about political institutions.
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Political scientists
________ typically emphasize on whether a federal system is (a) congruent or incongruent, and (b) symmetric or asymmetric when differentiating between different kinds of federalism.
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Middle East
In the ________, the UAE consists of seven emirates: Abu Dhabi, Ajman, Dubai, Fujairah, Ras al- Khaimah, Sharjah, and Umm al- Quwain.
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provincial legislature
A(n) ________ was formed in Northern Ireland in 1999, in line with the 1998 Good Friday Agreement.
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geographical divisions
Originally intended to represent distinct socioeconomic classes, bicameral legislatures are today more strongly connected with the representation of diverse ________.
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bicameral state
A(n) ________ is one in which legislative decisions are made by two separate bodies.
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Political scientists
________ may differentiate states based on whether they are federal or unitary.
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Brazil
________ is an example of federal democracy, whereas the United Arab Emirates is an example of a federal dictatorship.