The New Separation of Powers¶
Ackerman, B. (2000). The New Separation of Powers. Harvard Law Review, 113(3), 633-729.
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Primes¶
- Checks and Balances
- Checks and balances often operate through control over appointment of key actors and through temporal staggering of authority transitions, an institutional architecture Ackerman (2000) compares across constitutional regimes in his analysis of "constrained parliamentarianism."
This sourceComparative-constitutional analysis arguing against exporting the American three-branch model and in favor of "constrained parliamentarianism," with attention to staggered appointment, confirmation, and term-length mechanisms across regimes.
- Checks and balances often operate through control over appointment of key actors and through temporal staggering of authority transitions, an institutional architecture Ackerman (2000) compares across constitutional regimes in his analysis of "constrained parliamentarianism."
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