Titlebook: Democracy in Practice; Ceremony and Ritual Shirin M. Rai (Professor of Politics and Internati Book 2014 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of

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Representing Democracy: Ceremony and Ritual in the Indian Parliamentchallenged performatively — by refusal to participate, by subversion of norms or by rejection of rules. In parliaments opening ceremonies, the performance of the Speaker and moments of disruptive behaviour point to how institutional norms are reproduced, maintained and challenged.

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Proceduralising the Plenary as a Public Sphere in South Africa to, topical issues. Private members’ motions are also the only mechanism available to non-ruling party members to initiate debate in parliament as most time in plenary is taken up with government business, particularly bills tabled by government.

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The Archi-Texture of Parliament at Westminster from the building thread the sign posts across the entire article. Particular grilles, galleries, rooms, vents, statues, paintings, walls, halls, curtains, stairwells, seats, rods and feet provide points from which to tell the sedimented, layered and contested stories of occupation, performance and ritual.

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Markus F. Peschl,Thomas FundneiderThe chapter complements the growing literature on female ministerial and bureaucratic leadership with much-needed research on female . leadership. It builds on cross-national research that explores the challenges and opportunities facing women in elected office and analyses how windows of opportunit

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Dieter Puchta,Stefan R?der,Frank Keuperhat building, as part of the creation of a new inclusive representative democracy that would turn its back on a troubled past. This chapter will compare the effectiveness of these efforts in Germany and South Africa in helping to build a new democracy and come to terms with the past.

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