The election of the president is not human development friendly, especially in a parliamentary democracy. In a parliamentary democracy, there is a limited scope for independent candidates to run for the presidency. The presidents are mostly the ceremonial heads and do not have significant and day-to-day executive power, though there are some exceptions including Ireland.
Presidential elections in parliamentary democracy: compromises in human potentials
A Short-Form Opinion Article
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