Impact of constitutional changes on legal regulation of relationships between president and parliament in Kyrgyzstan

 
PIIS013207690001945-1-1
DOI10.31857/S000523100000797-0
Publication type Article
Status Published
Authors
Affiliation: American University of Central Asia
Address: Kyrgyzstan
Journal nameGosudarstvo i pravo
EditionIssue 8
Pages96-106
Abstract

In the paper presented the author analyzes constitutional changes, including the last Constitution adopted by decision of referendum on 27 of June 2010, which were basically devoted to the division of power between the two nationwide elected bodies – parliament and president in Kyrgyzstan. Though many Soviet and contemporary representatives of legal scholarship have made contributions in studies of supreme state power organization, experience of Kyrgyzstan, small country, in which the Constitution was modified so many times, represents an interest as insufficiencies of constitutional design, also existing in other countries with similar arrangements, are exacerbated by social problems that cannot be compensated by rich natural resources. The article considers alterations in the legal regulation of interrelated authorities of president and parliament in the course of political developments in Kyrgyzstan and suggests, when possible, arrangements that would help reaching more optimal balance in supreme power organization within the existing form of government and promote the development of the country in democratic and rule of law oriented frameworks. 

KeywordsConstitution of Kyrgyzstan, President, Parliament
Received26.10.2018
Publication date29.10.2018
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