Joan Debardeleben
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 1435908 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Joan Debardeleben |
| NOMBRES | Joan |
| APELLIDO | Debardeleben |
| FIRMA | DEBARDELEBEN J |
| AFILIACIONES | Carleton University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-1978-2623 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 22 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 61 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 21 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 1 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1983 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
Hungary, Slovakia, and the Ukraine War
Crisis response, path dependence, and the joint decision trap
The outbreak of the Ukraine crisis has been widely seen as heralding a critical change in relations between the European Union (EU) and Russia. Both path dependence and the joint decision trap have influenced EU responses to the crisis in terms of its broader policy toward Russia, the Eastern Partnership, and energy policy. The nature of the EU's response has involved a combination of sustained crisis response and incremental change, reflecting r…
Environmental Security and Quality after Communism
Diverging views of EU-Russian borders
This article analyzes and compares EU and Russian approaches to the study of cross-border cooperation (CBC) after the Cold War, after examining the historical background and main theoretical approaches that have framed this literature. While EU literature has mirrored EU practice by drawing attention to more diverse and complex modes of cooperation, Russian analyses echo the official emphasis on mutual economic interactions with EU countries at t…
Conceptualizing Party Representation of Ethnic Minorities in Central and Eastern Europe
The political representation of ethnic minorities in the party systems of Central and Eastern European states remains understudied despite the consolidation of democracy in these countries following their accession to the EU. This paper asks what institutional factors influence the way ethnic minorities are represented in the party systems of Central and Eastern European states. It does so based on a comparison of ethnic minorities in two paired …
The Reinstated Gubernatorial Elections in Russia
Rescission of the direct popular election of Russia’s regional executives was interpreted by many observers as a cardinal indicator of the trend toward authoritarianism in Russia. In the wake of a series of vocal national protests against electoral fraud following the State Duma elections of December 2011, President Dmitrii Medvedev announced the reinstatement of gubernatorial elections, and a federal law was passed in May 2012 implementing this …
Applying constructivism to understanding EU–Russian relations
The Other Transatlantic Relationship
Canada was the first country with which the European Union signed a cooperation agreement in 1976. Since then, Canada and the EU have gradually extended their cooperation in a number of social and economic areas, though not as much as originally intended. More recently, they have decided to launch negotiations for an extensive economic partnership agreement that aims at the creation of a wider transatlantic partnership, which would include the Un…
Activating the Citizen
The decline of citizen involvement affects two key elements of democratic government: elections and political parties. Activating the Citizen examines the reasons underlying citizen withdrawal and exp
Democratic dilemmas in EU multilevel governance
This article discusses what implications the European Union’s (EU’s) multilevel structure has for its democratic legitimacy. It identifies three channels of democratic input in the EU – the European Parliament, national democratic processes influencing the Council of Ministers, and civil society participation in consultation procedures of the European Commission – and assesses them on the basis of a comprehensive set of criteria. The evaluation s…
Russia's Duma Elections and the Practice of Russian Democracy
Former President Vladimir Putin and official spokespersons for the Russian political leadership have repeatedly proclaimed their commitment democratic values, but western observers and domestic critics are skeptical.1 The most recent election for the Russian parliament on 2 December 2007-the state duma-exemplified the many ambiguities about the state of democracy in Russia. While the elections were ostensibly competitive-11 parties on the ballot …
Fiscal Federalism and How Russians Vote
(2003). Fiscal Federalism and How Russians Vote. Europe-Asia Studies: Vol. 55, No. 3, pp. 339-363
Citizen Orientations to Political Parties in Russia
A combination of factors renders problematic the establishment of a competitive party system in Russia. Survey evidence from the period of the 1993 Duma election is used to examine the nature of attitudes to parties; these are found to be more supportive than might have been expected. The extent of public orientations to party is found to relate to interest in politics and belief in the meaningfulness of elections. General similarity in party ori…
Environmental Security and Quality after Communism
Part 1 The environment as a security problem in the post-communist world: the concept of environmental security in the post-communist world, Leigh Sarty opportunities in de-commissioning weapon systems and control of nuclear material, David Crenna and Tariq Rauf military activity and environmental security - the case of the Arctic, Peter Gizewski the Russian north and environmental security, Raphael Vartanov. Part 2 Environmental security and the…
The meaning of elections in transitional democracies
The Future Has Already Begun”
(1988). “The Future Has Already Begun”. International Journal of Sociology: Vol. 18, No. 3-4, pp. 144-164
The Environment and Marxism-Leninism
The Environment and Marxism-Leninism
Esoteric Policy Debate
At a time when the nuclear power industry in many Western countries faces political and economic obstacles to expansion, commitment to assertive development of nuclear power continues to intensify in the Soviet Union, as well as in most East European countries. Although in 1980 nuclear power provided only about 5·1 per cent of electrical generating capacity in the Soviet Union, the 11th Five Year Plan (1981–85) projected an increase to 14 per cen…
Political Legitimation in the USSR and the GDR
JOAN DEBARDELEBEN (Montréal, Canada) POLITICAL LEGITIMA TION IN THE USSR AND THE GDR: ENVIRONMENTAL DETERIORA TION AS A CASE STUDY* We know very little about the process of political legitimation in the USSR and Eastern Europe. We do not know why citizens of the USSR and most East European states generally obey their governments. If we have a somewhat better idea of why Polish citizens often do not, this is simply because their disobedience has p…
Optimists and Pessimists
Scientists and humanistic intellectuals have been in the vanguard of the environmental movement in the USSR. These individuals are in a strategic position both to understand the grave implications of ecological imbalance and to address those implications publicly and persuasively. Reading Marx, Engels, and Lenin provides no ready-made solutions to the approaching environmental crisis. Many Soviet scholars are strikingly aware of this theoretical …
Marxism‐Leninism and economic policy
Democratic dilemmas in EU multilevel governance
This article discusses what implications the European Union’s (EU’s) multilevel structure has for its democratic legitimacy. It identifies three channels of democratic input in the EU – the European Parliament, national democratic processes influencing the Council of Ministers, and civil society participation in consultation procedures of the European Commission – and assesses them on the basis of a comprehensive set of criteria. The evaluation s…
The meaning of elections in transitional democracies
Applying constructivism to understanding EU–Russian relations
The Other Transatlantic Relationship
Canada was the first country with which the European Union signed a cooperation agreement in 1976. Since then, Canada and the EU have gradually extended their cooperation in a number of social and economic areas, though not as much as originally intended. More recently, they have decided to launch negotiations for an extensive economic partnership agreement that aims at the creation of a wider transatlantic partnership, which would include the Un…
Conceptualizing Party Representation of Ethnic Minorities in Central and Eastern Europe
The political representation of ethnic minorities in the party systems of Central and Eastern European states remains understudied despite the consolidation of democracy in these countries following their accession to the EU. This paper asks what institutional factors influence the way ethnic minorities are represented in the party systems of Central and Eastern European states. It does so based on a comparison of ethnic minorities in two paired …
The Environment and Marxism-Leninism
Citizen Orientations to Political Parties in Russia
A combination of factors renders problematic the establishment of a competitive party system in Russia. Survey evidence from the period of the 1993 Duma election is used to examine the nature of attitudes to parties; these are found to be more supportive than might have been expected. The extent of public orientations to party is found to relate to interest in politics and belief in the meaningfulness of elections. General similarity in party ori…
Environmental Security and Quality after Communism
Part 1 The environment as a security problem in the post-communist world: the concept of environmental security in the post-communist world, Leigh Sarty opportunities in de-commissioning weapon systems and control of nuclear material, David Crenna and Tariq Rauf military activity and environmental security - the case of the Arctic, Peter Gizewski the Russian north and environmental security, Raphael Vartanov. Part 2 Environmental security and the…
Marxism‐Leninism and economic policy
Crisis response, path dependence, and the joint decision trap
The outbreak of the Ukraine crisis has been widely seen as heralding a critical change in relations between the European Union (EU) and Russia. Both path dependence and the joint decision trap have influenced EU responses to the crisis in terms of its broader policy toward Russia, the Eastern Partnership, and energy policy. The nature of the EU's response has involved a combination of sustained crisis response and incremental change, reflecting r…
Fiscal Federalism and How Russians Vote
(2003). Fiscal Federalism and How Russians Vote. Europe-Asia Studies: Vol. 55, No. 3, pp. 339-363
Esoteric Policy Debate
At a time when the nuclear power industry in many Western countries faces political and economic obstacles to expansion, commitment to assertive development of nuclear power continues to intensify in the Soviet Union, as well as in most East European countries. Although in 1980 nuclear power provided only about 5·1 per cent of electrical generating capacity in the Soviet Union, the 11th Five Year Plan (1981–85) projected an increase to 14 per cen…
Optimists and Pessimists
Scientists and humanistic intellectuals have been in the vanguard of the environmental movement in the USSR. These individuals are in a strategic position both to understand the grave implications of ecological imbalance and to address those implications publicly and persuasively. Reading Marx, Engels, and Lenin provides no ready-made solutions to the approaching environmental crisis. Many Soviet scholars are strikingly aware of this theoretical …
Marxism‐Leninism and economic policy
Political Legitimation in the USSR and the GDR
JOAN DEBARDELEBEN (Montréal, Canada) POLITICAL LEGITIMA TION IN THE USSR AND THE GDR: ENVIRONMENTAL DETERIORA TION AS A CASE STUDY* We know very little about the process of political legitimation in the USSR and Eastern Europe. We do not know why citizens of the USSR and most East European states generally obey their governments. If we have a somewhat better idea of why Polish citizens often do not, this is simply because their disobedience has p…
Optimists and Pessimists
Scientists and humanistic intellectuals have been in the vanguard of the environmental movement in the USSR. These individuals are in a strategic position both to understand the grave implications of ecological imbalance and to address those implications publicly and persuasively. Reading Marx, Engels, and Lenin provides no ready-made solutions to the approaching environmental crisis. Many Soviet scholars are strikingly aware of this theoretical …
Esoteric Policy Debate
At a time when the nuclear power industry in many Western countries faces political and economic obstacles to expansion, commitment to assertive development of nuclear power continues to intensify in the Soviet Union, as well as in most East European countries. Although in 1980 nuclear power provided only about 5·1 per cent of electrical generating capacity in the Soviet Union, the 11th Five Year Plan (1981–85) projected an increase to 14 per cen…
The Environment and Marxism-Leninism
The Environment and Marxism-Leninism
The Future Has Already Begun”
(1988). “The Future Has Already Begun”. International Journal of Sociology: Vol. 18, No. 3-4, pp. 144-164
Environmental Security and Quality after Communism
Part 1 The environment as a security problem in the post-communist world: the concept of environmental security in the post-communist world, Leigh Sarty opportunities in de-commissioning weapon systems and control of nuclear material, David Crenna and Tariq Rauf military activity and environmental security - the case of the Arctic, Peter Gizewski the Russian north and environmental security, Raphael Vartanov. Part 2 Environmental security and the…
The meaning of elections in transitional democracies
Citizen Orientations to Political Parties in Russia
A combination of factors renders problematic the establishment of a competitive party system in Russia. Survey evidence from the period of the 1993 Duma election is used to examine the nature of attitudes to parties; these are found to be more supportive than might have been expected. The extent of public orientations to party is found to relate to interest in politics and belief in the meaningfulness of elections. General similarity in party ori…
Fiscal Federalism and How Russians Vote
(2003). Fiscal Federalism and How Russians Vote. Europe-Asia Studies: Vol. 55, No. 3, pp. 339-363
Russia's Duma Elections and the Practice of Russian Democracy
Former President Vladimir Putin and official spokespersons for the Russian political leadership have repeatedly proclaimed their commitment democratic values, but western observers and domestic critics are skeptical.1 The most recent election for the Russian parliament on 2 December 2007-the state duma-exemplified the many ambiguities about the state of democracy in Russia. While the elections were ostensibly competitive-11 parties on the ballot …
Activating the Citizen
The decline of citizen involvement affects two key elements of democratic government: elections and political parties. Activating the Citizen examines the reasons underlying citizen withdrawal and exp
Democratic dilemmas in EU multilevel governance
This article discusses what implications the European Union’s (EU’s) multilevel structure has for its democratic legitimacy. It identifies three channels of democratic input in the EU – the European Parliament, national democratic processes influencing the Council of Ministers, and civil society participation in consultation procedures of the European Commission – and assesses them on the basis of a comprehensive set of criteria. The evaluation s…
The Other Transatlantic Relationship
Canada was the first country with which the European Union signed a cooperation agreement in 1976. Since then, Canada and the EU have gradually extended their cooperation in a number of social and economic areas, though not as much as originally intended. More recently, they have decided to launch negotiations for an extensive economic partnership agreement that aims at the creation of a wider transatlantic partnership, which would include the Un…
Applying constructivism to understanding EU–Russian relations
The Reinstated Gubernatorial Elections in Russia
Rescission of the direct popular election of Russia’s regional executives was interpreted by many observers as a cardinal indicator of the trend toward authoritarianism in Russia. In the wake of a series of vocal national protests against electoral fraud following the State Duma elections of December 2011, President Dmitrii Medvedev announced the reinstatement of gubernatorial elections, and a federal law was passed in May 2012 implementing this …
Conceptualizing Party Representation of Ethnic Minorities in Central and Eastern Europe
The political representation of ethnic minorities in the party systems of Central and Eastern European states remains understudied despite the consolidation of democracy in these countries following their accession to the EU. This paper asks what institutional factors influence the way ethnic minorities are represented in the party systems of Central and Eastern European states. It does so based on a comparison of ethnic minorities in two paired …
Diverging views of EU-Russian borders
This article analyzes and compares EU and Russian approaches to the study of cross-border cooperation (CBC) after the Cold War, after examining the historical background and main theoretical approaches that have framed this literature. While EU literature has mirrored EU practice by drawing attention to more diverse and complex modes of cooperation, Russian analyses echo the official emphasis on mutual economic interactions with EU countries at t…
Environmental Security and Quality after Communism
Crisis response, path dependence, and the joint decision trap
The outbreak of the Ukraine crisis has been widely seen as heralding a critical change in relations between the European Union (EU) and Russia. Both path dependence and the joint decision trap have influenced EU responses to the crisis in terms of its broader policy toward Russia, the Eastern Partnership, and energy policy. The nature of the EU's response has involved a combination of sustained crisis response and incremental change, reflecting r…
Hungary, Slovakia, and the Ukraine War
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