A brief analysis of the differences between the French semi-presidential system and the American presidential system
Han Liu
Abstract
Han Liu
Abstract
After the establishment of the Fifth Republic, France created a new political system, a semi-presidential and semi-parliamentary system, which continues to this day.The United States has had a presidential political system since the 1787 Constitution.Although they are both political systems with the word "president" in them, there are big differences.Analyzing and comparing the political systems of these two countries can give us a more comprehensive understanding of the different choices of the two countries.
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After the establishment of the Fifth Republic, France created a new political system, a semi-presidential and semi-parliamentary system, which continues to this day.The United States has had a presidential political system since the 1787 Constitution.Although they are both political systems with the word "president" in them, there are big differences.Analyzing and comparing the political systems of these two countries can give us a more comprehensive understanding of the different choices of the two countries.
Key concepts: Presidential system, Political system, Constitution, Politics, Political science, Political economy, Public administration, Law