Abstract

Political leadership in the modern world is becoming increasingly relevant against the backdrop of new challenges that require a quick and effective response on the part of politicians as representatives of particular political institutions. As a matter of tradition, parliaments are collegial bodies, in contrast to the institution of the president, which possesses sole decision-making power. However, representative bodies of power have the right to adopt laws that define the principles of life in the country and society. Parliamentary leaders play a crucial role in drafting and adopting bills, which requires studying this phenomenon. The purpose of the academic paper is to analyze parliamentary leadership as a significant element of representative democracy. The research methodology is based on a combination of three key approaches that allow analyzing political leadership – the theory of traits, behavioral and situational theories. The main research methods are as follows: analysis of documents, secondary analysis of sociological data, the case study method, and general scientific methods (analysis and synthesis, deduction, generalization, and classification). Representative democracy has been undergoing a process of transformation due to the challenges of postmodernity.

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