英文摘要 |
The political system in Myanmar has been evolving from military government to democracy which allows people to share their point of views on politics. The early form of democracy did exist after general election in 2015 and presidential election in 2016. Looking back Myanmar's history of electing leaders from the chairman of State Peace and Development Council in 1992, the president elected by electoral college in 2011 to Aung San Suu Kyi elected as State Counsellor in 2016, it clearly shows that the political system in Myanmar is continuously changing. Hence, there are wide concerns on which constitutional system Myanmar belongs in. In 2008 Constitution, there are not much of explanations on ''State Counsellor,'' but relatively clear explanations on the power of the president, legislator and military. Although Aung San Suu Kyi is the real leader of Myanmar in practice, the constitution defines the president is the head of government. The study analyzes the existing Presidential System in Myanmar from normative and descriptive perspectives, and observes the possibility of any changes on the existing constitutional system because of setting up the position of ''State Counsellor.'' In addition, the author discusses on the conflicts between traditional democracy and Myanmar's democracy from institutional perspective on Myanmar's constitution. |