Against the Rise of the Unelected: Parliamentary Virtues and the Separation of Powers

• In Event: Democratic Institutions and Civic Competence

Brief Overview

The paper argues that political and constitutional theorists’ welcoming attitudes to the rise of the unelected are misguided, especially with respect to novel theorisations of the separation of powers. Reason for legislatures' centrality are provided

Authors

• Pavel Dufek, Masaryk University

• David Kosař, Masaryk University

• Jiří Baroš, Masaryk University