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Hardcover. Condizione: new. Hardcover. Why are some constitutional monarchies allowed to survive and hols substantial political power even though they might fail to commit to non-interference? How do some constitutional monarchies intervene in democratic politics despite the lack of formal channels to do so?While constitutional monarchs tend to be considered as powerless, unselfish, and politically neutral and hence received little scholarly attention, Monarchies in theContemporary World sheds fresh light on the significance of monarchs as one of the primary political agents during and even after the process of regime transformation. Inata argues that monarchs' popularity ormilitary strength alone is insufficient for the survival of monarchies but that the survival of powerful constitutional monarchs can be rational given the risk of civil disobedience in the future. This book also shows that despite the lack of de jure punishment mechanisms against monarchs (e.g. abolition, abdication), de facto punishment mechanisms by the public can prevent constitutional monarchs from indiscriminately intervene in politics. Drawing on a multi-method approach that combines anoriginal dataset on monarchical powers, formal models, and case studies, this book examines the causes and consequences of the survival of constitutional monarchies, opening up a new perspective tothink about the issue of monarchical accountability. While constitutional monarchs tend to be considered as powerless, unselfish, and politically neutral and hence received little scholarly attention, Monarchies in the Contemporary World sheds fresh light on the significance of monarchs as one of the primary political agents during and even after the process of regime transformation. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Hardcover. Condizione: Brand New. 256 pages. 6.50x0.79x9.45 inches. In Stock.

Buch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - Why are some constitutional monarchies allowed to survive and hols substantial political power even though they might fail to commit to non-interference How do some constitutional monarchies intervene in democratic politics despite the lack of formal channels to do so While constitutional monarchs tend to be considered as powerless, unselfish, and politically neutral and hence received little scholarly attention, Monarchies in the Contemporary World sheds fresh light on the significance of monarchs as one of the primary political agents during and even after the process of regime transformation. Inata argues that monarchs' popularity or military strength alone is insufficient for the survival of monarchies but that the survival of powerful constitutional monarchs can be rational given the risk of civil disobedience in the future. This book also shows that despite the lack of de jure punishment mechanisms against monarchs (e.g. abolition, abdication), de facto punishment mechanisms by the public can prevent constitutional monarchs from indiscriminately intervene in politics. Drawing on a multi-method approach that combines an original dataset on monarchical powers, formal models, and case studies, this book examines the causes and consequences of the survival of constitutional monarchies, opening up a new perspective to think about the issue of monarchical accountability.…