A V Strelkov
Biographic Data
| ID | 3487102 |
|---|---|
| NAME | A V Strelkov |
| GIVEN NAMES | A V |
| FAMILY NAME | Strelkov |
| SIGNATURE | STRELKOV A V |
| AFFILIATIONS | Maastricht University |
| ORCID | 0009-0007-1811-4654 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 20 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 9 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2011 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Paths (not) taken: Promoting R&D in Central and Eastern Europe
Conversation with San Precario
When you run out of rational explanations why your academic career is so insecure and challenging, when you passed the point of continuous self-doubt, what do you do? Yes, you turn to metaphysical explanations! Given the risk of losing the survival race in the most literate sense, you join forces with the global labour precariat of all shapes and sizes in beseeching San Precario for salvation. Although, dear reader, the author is fully familiar w…
Cross-dimensional network of democracy promotion: Public administration reform in post-Euromaidan Ukraine
The article seeks to explain why the restructuring of the Ukrainian public administration – a key element in democracy promotion – has been patchy, in spite of EU’s substantial investment in the reform process. On the basis of analyzing EU and Ukrainian documents as well as process-tracing and interviews with stakeholders, the paper highlights limitations of explaining the outcome of Ukrainian civil service reform exclusively through functional c…
EU Justice Scoreboard: A new policy tool for “deepening” European integration?’
Since its introduction in late 2013, the EU Justice Scoreboard allows the European Commission to obtain information on the performance of national judicial systems. This article argues that despite being a technical policy instrument, the EU Justice Scoreboard has the long-term potential to affect the division of competences between member states and supranational institutions in the domain of rule of law. Drawing on three meta-theories of EU int…
The EU and rule of law promotion in Western Balkans – a new role for candidate states’ parliaments
The article explores the recent shift in the European Union's approach towards candidate states in the Western Balkans.(1) It argues that the European Commission has started to pay greater attention to parliaments in candidate states in order to promote and secure accession-related reforms. As a result, national parliaments in candidate states have greater opportunities to shape the content of these reforms, including those in the rule of law sec…
Who Controls National EU Scrutiny? Parliamentary Party Groups, Committees and Administrations
The article addresses the question of how parliamentary actors, namely parliamentary party groups, parliamentary administrators and committees, interact with each other in the new post-Lisbon institutional environment. On the basis of assessing scrutiny of EU proposals in the spheres of pensions and labour migration in the parliaments of Sweden, the Czech Republic and Romania, the article comes to the conclusion that despite existing opportunitie…
Auf dem Weg zum Mehrebenenparlamentarismus
It has been acknowledged that the EU constitutes a multi-level political system. Yet it remains to be seen how the different actors, for example parliamentary institutions, interact within it. The
The EU and Federalism: Polities and Politics Compared
Europeanism - By J. McCormick: Book Reviews
Who Controls National EU Scrutiny? Parliamentary Party Groups, Committees and Administrations
The article addresses the question of how parliamentary actors, namely parliamentary party groups, parliamentary administrators and committees, interact with each other in the new post-Lisbon institutional environment. On the basis of assessing scrutiny of EU proposals in the spheres of pensions and labour migration in the parliaments of Sweden, the Czech Republic and Romania, the article comes to the conclusion that despite existing opportunitie…
Cross-dimensional network of democracy promotion: Public administration reform in post-Euromaidan Ukraine
The article seeks to explain why the restructuring of the Ukrainian public administration – a key element in democracy promotion – has been patchy, in spite of EU’s substantial investment in the reform process. On the basis of analyzing EU and Ukrainian documents as well as process-tracing and interviews with stakeholders, the paper highlights limitations of explaining the outcome of Ukrainian civil service reform exclusively through functional c…
The EU and rule of law promotion in Western Balkans – a new role for candidate states’ parliaments
The article explores the recent shift in the European Union's approach towards candidate states in the Western Balkans.(1) It argues that the European Commission has started to pay greater attention to parliaments in candidate states in order to promote and secure accession-related reforms. As a result, national parliaments in candidate states have greater opportunities to shape the content of these reforms, including those in the rule of law sec…
EU Justice Scoreboard: A new policy tool for “deepening” European integration?’
Since its introduction in late 2013, the EU Justice Scoreboard allows the European Commission to obtain information on the performance of national judicial systems. This article argues that despite being a technical policy instrument, the EU Justice Scoreboard has the long-term potential to affect the division of competences between member states and supranational institutions in the domain of rule of law. Drawing on three meta-theories of EU int…
Europeanism - By J. McCormick: Book Reviews
The EU and Federalism: Polities and Politics Compared
Auf dem Weg zum Mehrebenenparlamentarismus
It has been acknowledged that the EU constitutes a multi-level political system. Yet it remains to be seen how the different actors, for example parliamentary institutions, interact within it. The
Who Controls National EU Scrutiny? Parliamentary Party Groups, Committees and Administrations
The article addresses the question of how parliamentary actors, namely parliamentary party groups, parliamentary administrators and committees, interact with each other in the new post-Lisbon institutional environment. On the basis of assessing scrutiny of EU proposals in the spheres of pensions and labour migration in the parliaments of Sweden, the Czech Republic and Romania, the article comes to the conclusion that despite existing opportunitie…
The EU and rule of law promotion in Western Balkans – a new role for candidate states’ parliaments
The article explores the recent shift in the European Union's approach towards candidate states in the Western Balkans.(1) It argues that the European Commission has started to pay greater attention to parliaments in candidate states in order to promote and secure accession-related reforms. As a result, national parliaments in candidate states have greater opportunities to shape the content of these reforms, including those in the rule of law sec…
EU Justice Scoreboard: A new policy tool for “deepening” European integration?’
Since its introduction in late 2013, the EU Justice Scoreboard allows the European Commission to obtain information on the performance of national judicial systems. This article argues that despite being a technical policy instrument, the EU Justice Scoreboard has the long-term potential to affect the division of competences between member states and supranational institutions in the domain of rule of law. Drawing on three meta-theories of EU int…
Cross-dimensional network of democracy promotion: Public administration reform in post-Euromaidan Ukraine
The article seeks to explain why the restructuring of the Ukrainian public administration – a key element in democracy promotion – has been patchy, in spite of EU’s substantial investment in the reform process. On the basis of analyzing EU and Ukrainian documents as well as process-tracing and interviews with stakeholders, the paper highlights limitations of explaining the outcome of Ukrainian civil service reform exclusively through functional c…
Conversation with San Precario
When you run out of rational explanations why your academic career is so insecure and challenging, when you passed the point of continuous self-doubt, what do you do? Yes, you turn to metaphysical explanations! Given the risk of losing the survival race in the most literate sense, you join forces with the global labour precariat of all shapes and sizes in beseeching San Precario for salvation. Although, dear reader, the author is fully familiar w…
Paths (not) taken: Promoting R&D in Central and Eastern Europe
European Union Policy and Governance (7 works) · Political science (7 works) · Law (6 works) · Law (6 works) · Politics (5 works) · Economics (4 works) · Political economy (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · European and International Law Studies (3 works) · European union (3 works)