Hans van Zon
Biographic Data
| ID | 5774295 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Hans van Zon |
| GIVEN NAMES | Hans |
| FAMILY NAME | van Zon |
| SIGNATURE | VAN ZON H |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Sunderland |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 16 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1992 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2005 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
The variety of information society development paths in central Europe
Political Culture and Neo-Patrimonialism Under Leonid Kuchma
Kuchma’s penchant for brutalizing former allies and favoring oligarchs gave rise to a broad political alliance disgusted with the neo-Soviet style of governance and spreading corruption
Why the Orange Revolution succeeded
The success of the Ukrainian Orange Revolution, that led to a re‐run of a fraudulent presidential election, is related to a unique coincidence of factors that prevented a violent oppression of the demonstrations. The popular revolt was the motive force behind the revolution, but also defections in the security forces and foreign interference were very important for its success. It was not political parties that constituted the core of the anti‐re…
Alternative scenarios for Ukraine
The digital economy
Neo-Patrimonialism as an Impediment to Economic Development
Since the abolition of communism anti-modern tendencies have come to the fore in Ukrainian society. The vicious circle of underdevelopment in which Ukraine finds itself nowadays can be seen in the context of the incompatibility of neo-patrimonial society with the requirements of modern economic development. The deficiencies of a paralysing state should be seen in the context of a specific mode of interaction between state and society that allowed…
The Mismanaged Integration of Zaporizhzhya with the World Economy
VAN ZON H. (1998) The mismanaged integration of Zaporizhzhya with the world economy: implications for regional development in peripheral regions, Reg. Studies 32, 607-618. In Soviet times, Zaporizhzhya, a major industrial town in South Eastern Ukraine, developed in almost complete isolation from the world economy and world society. After the independence of Ukraine in 1991, Zaporizhzhya endured rapid industrial decline. The internationalization t…
Alternative scenarios for Central Europe
The Mismanaged Integration of Zaporizhzhya with the World Economy
VAN ZON H. (1998) The mismanaged integration of Zaporizhzhya with the world economy: implications for regional development in peripheral regions, Reg. Studies 32, 607-618. In Soviet times, Zaporizhzhya, a major industrial town in South Eastern Ukraine, developed in almost complete isolation from the world economy and world society. After the independence of Ukraine in 1991, Zaporizhzhya endured rapid industrial decline. The internationalization t…
Political Culture and Neo-Patrimonialism Under Leonid Kuchma
Kuchma’s penchant for brutalizing former allies and favoring oligarchs gave rise to a broad political alliance disgusted with the neo-Soviet style of governance and spreading corruption
Neo-Patrimonialism as an Impediment to Economic Development
Since the abolition of communism anti-modern tendencies have come to the fore in Ukrainian society. The vicious circle of underdevelopment in which Ukraine finds itself nowadays can be seen in the context of the incompatibility of neo-patrimonial society with the requirements of modern economic development. The deficiencies of a paralysing state should be seen in the context of a specific mode of interaction between state and society that allowed…
Alternative scenarios for Central Europe
Alternative scenarios for Central Europe
The Mismanaged Integration of Zaporizhzhya with the World Economy
VAN ZON H. (1998) The mismanaged integration of Zaporizhzhya with the world economy: implications for regional development in peripheral regions, Reg. Studies 32, 607-618. In Soviet times, Zaporizhzhya, a major industrial town in South Eastern Ukraine, developed in almost complete isolation from the world economy and world society. After the independence of Ukraine in 1991, Zaporizhzhya endured rapid industrial decline. The internationalization t…
The digital economy
Neo-Patrimonialism as an Impediment to Economic Development
Since the abolition of communism anti-modern tendencies have come to the fore in Ukrainian society. The vicious circle of underdevelopment in which Ukraine finds itself nowadays can be seen in the context of the incompatibility of neo-patrimonial society with the requirements of modern economic development. The deficiencies of a paralysing state should be seen in the context of a specific mode of interaction between state and society that allowed…
Alternative scenarios for Ukraine
The variety of information society development paths in central Europe
Political Culture and Neo-Patrimonialism Under Leonid Kuchma
Kuchma’s penchant for brutalizing former allies and favoring oligarchs gave rise to a broad political alliance disgusted with the neo-Soviet style of governance and spreading corruption
Why the Orange Revolution succeeded
The success of the Ukrainian Orange Revolution, that led to a re‐run of a fraudulent presidential election, is related to a unique coincidence of factors that prevented a violent oppression of the demonstrations. The popular revolt was the motive force behind the revolution, but also defections in the security forces and foreign interference were very important for its success. It was not political parties that constituted the core of the anti‐re…
Economics (8 works) · Political science (8 works) · Law (6 works) · Law (5 works) · Political economy (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Economic growth (3 works) · Economy (3 works) · Geography (3 works) · Politics (3 works)