BAZELE REVOLUŢIONARE ALE ORDINII CONSTITUŢIONALE ROMÂNEŞTI DUPĂ 1989

• Main Author: Cristian BOCANCEA
• Format: Article
• Language: English
• Published: Moldova State University 2015-11-01
• Series: Studia Universitatis Moldaviae: Stiinte Sociale
• Subjects: Constitution, Provisional National Unity Council, National Salvation Front, legitimisation, revolution, transition
• Online Access: http://ojs.studiamsu.eu/index.php/social/article/view/165
• ISSN: 1814-3199; 2345-1017

<p>Revenirea României la ordinea constituţională democratică, după patru decenii de totalitarism, s-a produs printr-o <br />revoluţie aparent spontană, condusă de o fracţiune anticeauşistă a vechiului partid comunist, preocupată de conservarea <br />reţelelor ei de putere. Din acest motiv, configurarea noilor instituţii politice a reunit atât tendinţe radical-liberale, cât şi <br />tendinţele de conservare a Establishment-ului naţional-comunist. În procesul genezei noii ordini constituţionale post-<br />comuniste, remarcăm contribuţiile a două instituţii cu legitimare revoluţionară: Consiliul Frontului Salvării Naţionale şi <br />Consiliul Provizoriu de Uniune Naţioanlă.</p><p><strong>THE REVOLUTIONARY GROUNDS OF POST-1989 ROMANIAN CONSTITUTIONAL ORDER</strong></p><p>Romania’s comeback to democratic constitutional order, after four decades of totalitarianism, was the result of an <br />apparently spontaneous revolution, led by an anti-Ceaușescu faction from the former communist party, which was <br />interested in preserving its power networks. For this reason, the configuration of the new political institutions brought <br />together radical-liberal tendencies as well as a proclivity towards the preservation of the national-communist Establishment. <br />In the genesis of the new post-communist constitutional order, it is worth noting the contributions of two institutions <br />legitimized by the revolution: the National Salvation Front Council and the Provisional National Unity Council.</p>