Reinventing the Moroccan state and the implementation of the independent regulatory agencies (IRAs)
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Este artigo analisa a reconfiguração do Estado em Marrocos através da criação de entidades reguladores independentes (ERIs). A análise baseia-se nos níveis de independência destas entidades e na explicação da sua implementação no contexto Marroquino. A natureza híbrida do regime e o papel central do rei no sistema político, embora assegurando a sua continuidade e estabilidade, suscita a questão do impacto significativo de pressões internacionais. Assim sendo, este artigo procura clarificar o papel das ERIs e o seu contributo no estabelecimento do estado de direito, destacando a sua accountability.
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