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Building: Theology Building, Floor: 2, Room: Amphitheatre A, floor 2
Friday 15:45 - 17:30 EEST (29/08/2025)
The relationship between the executive and the legislature is one of the most fundamental aspects of representative democratic systems. In parliamentary systems, especially, the executive and parliament are intertwined and interdependent. These relations can fundamentally affect the nature of parliamentary work, both from individual parliamentarians as well as other actors. This panel focuses on these relations, with a specific focus on accountability and control.
| Title | Details |
|---|---|
| Parliamentary Oversight: When Policy Preferences Cross with Procedural Requirements | View Paper Details |
| Lines of Questioning in the UK House of Commons: How Have Prime Ministers Been Held to Account in Committee Hearings? | View Paper Details |
| Trust Me, They are Under Control: Parliamentary Oversight Activity and Citizens’ Attitudes Towards Parliaments in Central and Eastern Europe | View Paper Details |
| The Determinants of Issue Attention Among Members of the European Parliament | View Paper Details |