البرلمان المعلق في العراق

المؤلفون

  • شيماء علي سالم الجامعة التقنية الشمالية - معهد الادارة التقني –نينوى

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.55716/jjps.2024.13.1.4

الكلمات المفتاحية:

البرلمان المُعلق، البرلمان المتوازن، الاغلبية

الملخص

حينما تسود التعددية الحزبية في نظام سياسي ما فإنَّ البرلمان غير المتوازن يكون حصيلتها . فلا تسفر الانتخابات البرلمانية عن اغلبية واضحة لحزب سياسي واحد ، وهذا بدوره يؤدي إلى خلق ازمة دستورية بعد كل انتخابات بشأن تشكيل الحكومة ، والسبب الرئيس لذلك يتمثل بـــ : قصور النظام الانتخابي من جهة ، والآليات الدستورية لتشكيل الحكومة من جهة ثانية مما يقتضي طرح المعالجات الكفيلة بحل هذه المعضلة .

المراجع

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III. The comprehensive dictionary of meanings, published on the website: www.almaany.com/ar/dict/ar .

Second: Books:

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IV. Salah Khalaf Abd, The Federal Supreme Court in Iraq, its formation and jurisdiction: a comparative study, Master’s thesis, Faculty of Law / Al-Nahrain University, 2011.

Fourth: Research:

I. Jaber Dakhil Hamza, The Transforming Voice System and Multiple Circles and Their Role in the Political Scene, Journal of the Center for Kufa Studies/University of Kufa, Part (1), Issue (68), 2023.ء

II. Hussein Jabbar Al-Naili, The interpretive jurisdiction of the Supreme Federal Court in Iraq, Al-Muhaqqiq Al-Hilli Journal of Legal and Political Sciences / University of Babylon, Volume (9), Issue (3), 2017.

III. Dr. Sajid Muhammad Al-Zamili and Dr. Ali Youssef Al-Shukri, the power of the head of state to nominate the prime minister and the position of state constitutions regarding it, Kufa Journal of Legal and Political Sciences/University of Kufa, vol. (1), Issue. (4), 2010.

IV. Ali Hamid Kazem, Caretaker Government, Hiwar Al-Fikr Magazine / Iraqi Institute for Dialogue of Thought, Year (6), Issue (14), 2010.

Fifth: Constitutions:

I. Basic Law of the Federal Republic for the year Germany of 1949.

II. The Jordanian Constitution of 1952.

III. Constitution of the French Republic for the year 1958.

IV. The Spanish Constitution for the year 1978.

V. The Algerian Constitution for the year 1996.

VI. The Bahraini Constitution for the year 2002.

VII. The Constitution of the Republic of Iraq for the year 2005.

VIII. The Constitution of the Kingdom of Morocco for the year 2011.

Sixth: Laws, Regulations And Official Newspapers:

- Laws :

I. Coalition Provisional Authority Order No. (96) of 2004.

II. Iraqi Parliament Elections Law No. (16) of 2005.

III. Representatives Elections Law No. (26) of 2009.

IV. Jordanian Representatives Election Law No. (25) of 2012.

V. Iraqi Parliament Elections Law No. (45) of 2013.

VI. Law on the organization and management of government works and the legal status of its members no. (13, 0.65) of 2015.

- Systems:

I. The system for distributing electoral seats for the Representatives elections no. (21) Of 2010.

II. The internal regulations of the Iraqi Council of Representatives for the year 2016.

III. The Internal Regulations of the Iraqi Council of Ministers No. (21) of 2019.

- Official newspapers:

I. Iraqi Gazette, Issue (4140), dated 12/28/2009.

II. Iraqi Gazette, Issue (4300) dated 12/2/2013.

III. Moroccan Official Gazette No. (6342) dated 3/12/2015.

IV. Iraqi Gazette, Issue (4533) on 3/15/2019.

Seventh: Judicial Decisions:

I. Federal Supreme Court Decision No. (15/T/2006 issued on 26/4/2007).

II. Federal Supreme Court Decision No. (25/T/2010), issued on 25/3/2010.

III. Federal Supreme Court Decision No. (12/T/2010) issued on 14/10/2010.

IV. Resolution of the Moroccan Constitutional Council No. (15/955 AD) dated 4/3/2015.

V. Interpretive Decision of the Federal Supreme Court No. (121/T/2022) dated 15/5/2022.

Eighth: Foreign sources:

First: BOOKS

I. Andrew Reynolds and eta, Electoral System Design, International Institute for Democracy and Electoral Assistance, Stockholm, 2005.

II. Vernon Bogdanor,The Monarchy and the Consittution,Oxford University Press,1997.

Second: Researches:

I. Andrew Blick & Stuart Wilks-Heeg. Governing Without Majorities: Coming to Terms with Balanced Parliaments in UK Politics, Democratic Audit General Election Briefing, No.1, April 2010.

II. Lucinda Maer& Richard Kelly. Hung parliaments, Briefing Paper, House of Commons library, NO (04951), 9.October, 2017.

III. Saemon Hoggart. ‘Tories set sail for early poll’, The Guardian, 22 June, 1974.

Third: Electronic resources:

I. Alan Watkins, hung parliament is a red herring, Independent on Sunday, 14 March, 2010 , posted onthewebsite:https://www.independent.co.uk/voices/ commentators/alan-watkins/alan-watkins-a-hung-parliament-is-a-red- herring-1921039.html.

-in French:

I. Bernard Owen, Le Système Electorat et Son Effet Surlare Presentaire Des Partie: Le cas Européen, Paris, 2002.

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منشور

2024-07-02

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