Political Institutions
What is an outcome of using a single-member district plurality system in national elections?
In Nigeria, what type of courts do the northern states have in addition to the courts established by the Constitution?
Which characteristic of a nation's judiciary has the most significant impact on limiting government power and upholding rule of law?
In which country's judicial system, the chief justice needs to possess an understanding of sharia law?
In what way could realist international relations theory predict changes in judicial independence when there is a major power realignment globally?
What kind of judiciary is typically found in authoritarian regimes, where judges are expected to follow the wishes of government leaders?
In which type of government does the judiciary have the ability to challenge and invalidate government decrees or legislation?
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What governmental body typically has the authority to interpret the constitution in a federal republic?
Considering constructivist international relations theory, how might changing norms and ideologies at the global level impact authoritarian regimes' control over their judiciary?
How might entrenched interests impact judicial reform efforts in illiberal regimes?