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In short, even under the most onerous wartime conditions, democratic politics mattered and democratic institutions were resilient.If you’re freaked out by the idea of formatting your own ebook… you are not alone. In consequence, executives – more so British and Australian ministers than President Roosevelt – were required to be placatory as institutional and political tensions within national assemblies and between assemblies and executives continued, and assemblies often asserted themselves. The research finds that under conditions approaching those of total war these democratic institutions not only continued to exist but also proved to be resilient in representing public concerns and holding their executives to account, however imperfectly and notwithstanding delegating huge powers.
This article examines the extent to which the British and Australian parliaments and the United States Congress held their wartime executives to account during the Second World War.
In modern democracies, national assemblies are supposed to hold the executive to account by demanding explanations for events and policies and by scrutinising, reviewing and, if necessary, revising legislative proposals intended to be binding on the host society or policies that have been implemented already. To what extent are democratic institutions resilient when nation states mobilise for war? Normative and empirical political theorists have long argued that wars strengthen the executive and threaten constitutional politics.
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