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How does a constitutional hereditary monarchy on a democratic and parliamentary basis function?

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Liechtenstein’s unique system of government is characterised by a number of so-called ‘veto players’, who share power and whose unanimous consent is required, for example, to bring a law into force. The interaction between these various actors ensures a high degree of political stability in Liechtenstein.

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Dr Thomas Milic

Head of Department Politics at the Liechtenstein Institute

Dr Thomas Milic is Head of the Department of Politics at the Liechtenstein Institute. He studied political science, general history and journalism at the University of Zurich, where he also obtained his doctorate. His research focuses on referendum and election studies, as well as aspects of political psychology.

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