The Routledge Handbook of East European Politics

ISBN-13: 9780367500092 / Angielski / Miękka / 2020 / 378 str.

Adam Fagan; Petr Kopecky

Opis

The handbook is unrivalled in breadth and depth affording a comprehensive overview of Eastern European politics provided by leading experts in the fields of comparative politics, international relations and public administration.

Spis treści

Introduction [Adam Fagan and Petr Kopecký]  Part I: The state of democracy  1. Democracy and democratization in post-communist Europe [Andrew Roberts]  2. Belated transitions in South Eastern Europe [Florian Bieber]  3. Explaining Ukraine [Andrew Wilson]  Part II: Political institutions  4. Core executives in Central Europe [Martin Brusis]  5. Eastern Europe’s semi-presidential regimes [Thomas Sedelius and Jenny Åberg]  6. Institutionalizing parliaments in Central and Eastern Europe [Josephine T. Andrews]  7. Political parties and party organisations [Allan Sikk]  8. The rule of law [Martin Mendelski]  9. Bureaucracies in Central and Eastern Europe and the Western Balkans [Jan-Hinrik Meyer-Sahling]  10. Federalism in Eastern Europe during and after communism [James Hughes]  Part III: Elections and political participation  11. Elections and electoral participation [Sarah Birch]  12. Voters and parties in Eastern Europe [Zsolt Enyedi and Kevin Deegan Krause]  13. Social movements after communism [Ondřej Císař]  14. The study of protest politics in Eastern Europe in the search of theory [Grzegorz Ekiert and Jan Kubik]  Part IV: Minorities and identity politics  15. Understanding ethnic minorities in Eastern Europe [Sherrill Stroschein]  16. The plight of Eastern Europe’s Roma [Peter Vermeersch]  17. The representation of women [Frank C. Thames]  18. The struggle for LGBT rights [Conor O’Dwyer]  19. Politics at the fringes? Eastern Europe’s populists, racists, and extremists [Cas Mudde]  Part V: Policy issues and policy choices  20. Varieties of capitalism in Eastern Europe [Dorothee Bohle]  21. Dealing with the past: post-communist transitional justice [Vello Pettai and Eva-Clarita Pettai]  22. "The West, the East and the rest": the foreign policy orientations of Central Eastern European countries [Elsa Tulmets]   23. Combatting corruption [Tatiana Kostadinova and Maria Spirova]  24. East European exceptionalism: foreign domination in finance [Rachel A. Epstein] Part VI: International relations and actors  25. Enlargement and Europeanization in Central and Eastern Europe: accession and beyond [Antoaneta L. Dimitrova]  26. NATO Enlargement and the post-communist states [Mark Webber]  27. Russia in the region [Richard Sakwa]