Strategic Decisionmaking in Cabinet Government: Institutional Underpinnings and Obstacles

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The book explores the dynamics of cabinet decision-making in democratic governments, highlighting its role as a safeguard against legislative amendments, potential dismissals, and public perception issues. It argues that cabinet government is a strategic response to these challenges, detailing the institutional frameworks that ensure decisions are binding. Emphasizing the importance of the budget process, it goes beyond mere budget reallocations to propose practical methods for evaluating and enhancing the effectiveness of cabinet decision-making arrangements.