Janša

Definition

In the context of the chapter on Executives, Cabinets, and Bureaucracies within the subject of Introduction to Political Science, "Janša" does not refer to a general political science term but rather is likely related to Janez Janša, a Slovenian politician who has served multiple terms as Prime Minister. His leadership exemplifies the roles and challenges faced by executives in parliamentary systems, contrasting with presidential regimes by demonstrating how executive power can be exercised in different governmental frameworks.

Related terms

Parliamentary System:

A form of government where the executive branch derives its democratic legitimacy from its ability to command the confidence of the legislative branch, typically a parliament.

Executive Power:

The authority to enforce laws and administer public policy within a governmental framework.

Presidential Regime:

A system of government where an executive leader is elected independently from the legislative body, possessing distinct powers separate from those of the legislature