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دوافع التعديلات الدستورية الجزائرية والتركية وإجراءاتها للتوجه نحو النظام الرئاسي = The Motives of the Algerian and Turkish Constitutional Amendments and Their Procedures to Move towards the Presidential System

محمد بو مدين

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التعديلات الدستورية | الجزائرية | التركية | دوافع التعديل | إجراءات التعديل | النظام الرئاسي | Constitutional Amendments | Algerian | Turkish | Motives of the Amendment | The Procedures of Amendment | The Presidential System

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التعديلات الدستورية | الجزائرية | التركية | دوافع التعديل | إجراءات التعديل | النظام الرئاسي | Constitutional Amendments | Algerian | Turkish | Motives of the Amendment | The Procedures of Amendment | The Presidential System

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التعديلات الدستورية | الجزائرية | التركية | دوافع التعديل | إجراءات التعديل | النظام الرئاسي | Constitutional Amendments | Algerian | Turkish | Motives of the Amendment | The Procedures of Amendment | The Presidential System

Key concepts: Presidential system, Turkish, Constitutional amendment, Political science, Law, Amendment, Constitution, Philosophy

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دوافع التعديلات الدستورية الجزائرية والتركية وإجراءاتها للتوجه نحو النظام الرئاسي = The Motives of the Algerian and Turkish Constitutional Amendments and Their Procedures to Move towards the Presidential System — Research Paper | ScholarLens