The role of institutions in the evolution of democracy. A comparative study of the USA and Uzbekistan.

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Bibliográfiai részletek
Szerző: Sobirov Ravshanjon
További közreműködők: Anwar Ahmad
Gyene Dr. Pál István
Dokumentumtípus: Diplomadolgozat
Kulcsszavak:Autocracy
Checks and balances
constitution
corruption
Cronyism
democracy
Economic institutions
Executive
Freedom of speech
Human rights
Impeachment
Judiciary
Legislature
Nepotism
Political institutions
Political parties
Political repression
Separation of powers
The mass media
The rule of law
The USA
Uzbekistan
Online Access:http://dolgozattar.uni-bge.hu/56604

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520 3 |a After the collapse of the USSR, the world witnessed the emergence of 15 new countries. Being one of them, Uzbekistan declared its independence on August 31, 1991. At that time, there were two paths before Uzbekistan to choose. While democracy was the first option, totalitarianism was the other. The then government, under President of I. Karimov, opted for the latter one. This decision hindered Uzbekistan from full-capacity development. One person’s ambition to stay in power for as long as possible caused many ordinary people sorrow, death and forced many, who opposed the regime, to leave the country. During his reign, many institutions have decayed including judicial, electoral and the mass media. The decay of essential institutions caused degradation of social services, which has been discussed in great details in paper. Current situation is no better than the previous one. The attempt to stay in power, at the cost of breaching constitution and human rights, is still ongoing even under new President Sh. Mirziyoyev. The main reason for what has happened and happening in Uzbekistan is to be attributed to inadequate democratic institutions. The study employed a qualitative approach to compare institutions of the USA and Uzbekistan. This thesis looked at such institutions as electoral systems, separation of powers, rule of law as well as free and independent media. Data was collected through a literature review, academic journals, official reports, case studies, and questionnaires to find out the impact of institutional arrangements on the evolution of democracy in target countries, similarities and differences in institutional arrangements and the factors pulling back Uzbekistan from political transition. 
695 |a Autocracy 
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695 |a constitution 
695 |a corruption 
695 |a Cronyism 
695 |a democracy 
695 |a Economic institutions 
695 |a Executive 
695 |a Freedom of speech 
695 |a Human rights 
695 |a Impeachment 
695 |a Judiciary 
695 |a Legislature 
695 |a Nepotism 
695 |a Political institutions 
695 |a Political parties 
695 |a Political repression 
695 |a Separation of powers 
695 |a The mass media 
695 |a The rule of law 
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695 |a Uzbekistan 
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700 1 |a Gyene Dr. Pál István  |e ths 
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