Giorgian-Ionuț Guțoiu
Biographic Data
| ID | 2129687 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Giorgian-Ionuț Guțoiu |
| GIVEN NAMES | Giorgian-Ionuț |
| FAMILY NAME | Guțoiu |
| SIGNATURE | GUŢOIU G |
| AFFILIATIONS | Lucian Blaga University of Sibiu |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-4277-6168 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 5 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 5 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2021 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
The Electoral Returns of Party-Sponsored Citizen Legislative Initiatives
Intersections of new state capitalism, infrastructure scramble, and the Second Cold War
During the past decade, the eastern part of Romania has witnessed a rise in infrastructure projects. The paper sets out to determine the geoeconomic and geopolitical conditions that underpin these developments. In order to achieve this, we draw on the literature on new state capitalism, global infrastructure scramble, and the Second Cold War. First, we explore the geoeconomic and geopolitical conditions underpinning projects such as road construc…
The urban political ecologies of the green spaces of socialist housing estates
This paper employs the Urban Political Ecology (UPE) framework in order to decipher the unequal geohistorical developments of the Green Spaces of Socialist Housing Estates (GSSHE) in Bucharest under socialist and post-socialist urban political economies. We respond to the call for provincializing and expanding UPE research beyond the Western world with our theoretically informed, empirically grounded study, as literature on socialist and post-soc…
Development inequalities of Romanian physical public healthcare infrastructure
The main aim of this paper is to analyse the spatial dynamic of public hospital beds in Romania (1992-2018) in order to grasp the potentially uneven development of the health care infrastructure following state policies of austerity and cost reduction. The paper uses quantitative data and descriptive statistics to show the reduction of public hospital beds after 1990 in line with the state’s health care reform aiming to decrease the use of hospit…
The entangled scalarities of football clubs in a competitive metropolitan space
Football clubs located within competitive metropolitan spaces and owned by local municipalities develop their socio-spatiality through strong multiscalarities. Drawing from the sociology of football, human geography, geopolitical economy and urban studies, our study reveals that, within the competitive metropolitan city-region space, politico-institutional actors may capture small football clubs and competition and exploit them through various sc…
The Electoral Returns of Party-Sponsored Citizen Legislative Initiatives
Intersections of new state capitalism, infrastructure scramble, and the Second Cold War
During the past decade, the eastern part of Romania has witnessed a rise in infrastructure projects. The paper sets out to determine the geoeconomic and geopolitical conditions that underpin these developments. In order to achieve this, we draw on the literature on new state capitalism, global infrastructure scramble, and the Second Cold War. First, we explore the geoeconomic and geopolitical conditions underpinning projects such as road construc…
Development inequalities of Romanian physical public healthcare infrastructure
The main aim of this paper is to analyse the spatial dynamic of public hospital beds in Romania (1992-2018) in order to grasp the potentially uneven development of the health care infrastructure following state policies of austerity and cost reduction. The paper uses quantitative data and descriptive statistics to show the reduction of public hospital beds after 1990 in line with the state’s health care reform aiming to decrease the use of hospit…
Development inequalities of Romanian physical public healthcare infrastructure
The main aim of this paper is to analyse the spatial dynamic of public hospital beds in Romania (1992-2018) in order to grasp the potentially uneven development of the health care infrastructure following state policies of austerity and cost reduction. The paper uses quantitative data and descriptive statistics to show the reduction of public hospital beds after 1990 in line with the state’s health care reform aiming to decrease the use of hospit…
The entangled scalarities of football clubs in a competitive metropolitan space
Football clubs located within competitive metropolitan spaces and owned by local municipalities develop their socio-spatiality through strong multiscalarities. Drawing from the sociology of football, human geography, geopolitical economy and urban studies, our study reveals that, within the competitive metropolitan city-region space, politico-institutional actors may capture small football clubs and competition and exploit them through various sc…
The urban political ecologies of the green spaces of socialist housing estates
This paper employs the Urban Political Ecology (UPE) framework in order to decipher the unequal geohistorical developments of the Green Spaces of Socialist Housing Estates (GSSHE) in Bucharest under socialist and post-socialist urban political economies. We respond to the call for provincializing and expanding UPE research beyond the Western world with our theoretically informed, empirically grounded study, as literature on socialist and post-soc…
Intersections of new state capitalism, infrastructure scramble, and the Second Cold War
During the past decade, the eastern part of Romania has witnessed a rise in infrastructure projects. The paper sets out to determine the geoeconomic and geopolitical conditions that underpin these developments. In order to achieve this, we draw on the literature on new state capitalism, global infrastructure scramble, and the Second Cold War. First, we explore the geoeconomic and geopolitical conditions underpinning projects such as road construc…
The Electoral Returns of Party-Sponsored Citizen Legislative Initiatives
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