Borrowing Constitutional Designs:
Constitutional Law in Weimar Germany and the French Fifth Republic
Cindy Skach

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"This lucidly written book is a valuable addition to the literature on comparative politics. It advances discussions of governmental systems by defining and analyzing three types of semi-presidentialism. And it presents well chosen and professionally executed case studies of the French Fifth Republic and Weimar Germany. I learned a great deal from these."--Michael Laver, New York University, author of Representative Government in Modern Europe

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