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Political Dynasties and the Federal Parliamentary System in the Philippines: Risks, Safeguards, and Policy Recommendations
Abstract This paper examines whether a proposed shift to a federal parliamentary system in the Philippines would reduce or entrench political dynasties. Drawing on comparative experiences from other parliamentary-federal countries (India, Malaysia, Canada, Germany), the analysis concludes that without strong institutional safeguards, political dynasties could be further strengthened. A model Anti-Dynasty Law is proposed as a necessary reform, alongside party strengthening, campaign finance regulation, and holistic civic education.
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