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Who benefits from more transparency in parliamentary voting? / Christine Benesch, Monika Bütler, Katharina Hofer

Benesch, Christine, 1980-; Bütler, Monika, 1961-, co-autor ; Hofer, Katharina, 1986-, co-autor

IFO DICE Report . ISSN2511-7823 . Munich : IFO Institut, Vol. 17, no 1 (2019) , p. 36-41

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In a survey of 92 parliaments around the world, Hug (2010) reports that 23 do not publish any votes, 20 publish all votes, 43 publish selected votes, and 28 publish requested roll call votes. The striking differences beg the question of how transparency influences legislators’ decision-making, and — more importantly — whether more transparency is in the voters’ interest. At first sight, the answer seems clear: any additional information about legislators’ actions improves accountability and thus increases the benefit for the voters. However, the case is not as clear-cut as it may sound: legislators are also accountable to their party, whose interests do not always align with those of the voters. [Da introd.]

assembleia nacional; votação parlamentar; Suíça; processo legislativo; transparência

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