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Semi-Presidential Systems Reviewed: Research Gaps and Future Directions Highlighted

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This comprehensive review examines semi-presidential systems across 327 publications from 1970 to 2015.

πŸ” Data & Methods

* General screening of 327 articles covering the period 1970Γ’β‚¬β€œ2015

* Close reading of sixty-five key studies

πŸ€” Key Findings

* Inconsistent use of regime type definitions hinders generalizations

* Seminal works have significantly influenced the field

* Recent scholarship increasingly focuses on presidential roles and powers

* More research is needed beyond European contexts

πŸ’‘ Why It Matters

This article advocates for greater attention to historical and normative institutionalism.

It emphasizes expanding semi-presidential studies globally, not just within Europe.

Moving forward requires incorporating diverse theoretical perspectives.

Article card for article: A Structured Review of Semi-Presidential Studies: Debates, Results and Missing Pieces
A Structured Review of Semi-Presidential Studies: Debates, Results and Missing Pieces was authored by Jenny Ã…berg and Thomas Sedelius. It was published by Cambridge in BJPS in 2020.
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