Thomas Sedelius Livres

Focusing on the dynamics of power-sharing in semi-presidential regimes, this book investigates the impact of institutional coordination between the president and prime minister on executive policy-making. It introduces a framework grounded in institutionalism, drawing from semi-presidentialism, public administration, political leadership, and foreign policy analysis. Through case studies of Lithuania, Romania, and Finland, the authors aim to uncover institutional solutions that enhance collaboration and effective governance amidst the political challenges faced by these countries.