Consideraciones para una reforma electoral posible: sistema binominal y mayorías legislativas
Copyright policy )Consideraciones para una reforma electoral posible: sistema binominal y mayorías legislativas
En este trabajo se plantea una propuesta para una posible reforma del sistema electoral mexicano mediante la adopción de un sistema de elección mediante la adopción de un sistema de la elección mediante distritos binominales., con lista cerrada pero no bloqueada, y con reelección inmediata de los legisladores, similar al vigente en Chile, completado en todo caso con mecanismos para el gobierno legislativo que favorezcan coaliciones mayoritarias en ambas cámaras y por sistemas de financiamiento vinculados a la participación ciudadana.
parliament, Politikwissenschaft, Eigenkapital, election, representativity, Repräsentativität, suffrage, Wahl, coalition, equity, Wahlrecht, Mexiko, Finanzierung, Political Process, Elections, Political Sociology, Political Culture, Political science, Mexico, reform, politische Willensbildung, politische Soziologie, politische Kultur, Abgeordneter, Reform, funding, Parlament, politische Stabilität, Koalition, Pluralismus, representative, political stability, pluralism, 10500, ddc: ddc:320
parliament, Politikwissenschaft, Eigenkapital, election, representativity, Repräsentativität, suffrage, Wahl, coalition, equity, Wahlrecht, Mexiko, Finanzierung, Political Process, Elections, Political Sociology, Political Culture, Political science, Mexico, reform, politische Willensbildung, politische Soziologie, politische Kultur, Abgeordneter, Reform, funding, Parlament, politische Stabilität, Koalition, Pluralismus, representative, political stability, pluralism, 10500, ddc: ddc:320
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