Michel Perottino
Biographic Data
| ID | 6474329 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Michel Perottino |
| GIVEN NAMES | Michel |
| FAMILY NAME | Perottino |
| SIGNATURE | PEROTTINO M |
| AFFILIATIONS | Charles University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-1910-4075 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 15 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 10 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2000 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
At the Roots of the Current Transformation of the Czech Communist Party
A century after the Communist Party was formed in Czechoslovakia, it still exists, as a survivor of several crises. After 1989, it has been seen as a relic of the former Communist regime as it was supposed to disappear quickly, but this did not happen during the first thirty years of post-Communist evolution. Even if we should have already witnessed the weakening of the basis of the party, it was only during the 2021 General Elections that it bec…
Comparing the place of experts during the first waves of the Covid-19 pandemic
The health crisis the world is going through is arguably the first contemporary “global crisis” that threatens the world with generalized anomy and its new economic option, globalization. It has struck China, settles in Europe, strikes heavily in the United States and Latin America, and is spreading rapidly in other continents. The same problem has to be faced by different States and it addresses fascinating questions to social and political scie…
Technocratic Populism à la Française? The Roots and Mechanisms of Emmanuel Macron’s Success
This article focuses on the roots and mechanisms of Macron’s success, arguing that in 2017 two conditions were essential in Macron’s rise—the implosion of the established system of the French Fifth Republic in which the two main parties were alternating in power; and the rise of anti-establishment populist challengers on the right and on the left (cf. Stockemer, 2017; Zulianello, 2020). It was anti-establishment appeal that put Macron on the map,…
Reconstruction of the state
High level of distrust in political elites accompanied with a strong perception of corruption in Czech Republic has led to an increase of several anti‐corruption nongovernmental organisations' activities. About 18 organisations have created in 2013 an open coalition and established a project called “Reconstruction of the State” (Rekonstrukce státu). This project is oriented towards political parties and political elites to lead them to adopt nine…
La République tchèque à la veille de la présidence de l’Union européenne
Au 1 er janvier 2009, la République tchèque (RT) prend la présidence de l’Union européenne pour une période de six mois. C’est un événement en soi. Il y a deux décennies, l’annonce d’une telle perspective aurait laissé les Européens incrédules tant la fin des régimes communistes en Europe et la réunification du continent paraissaient inimaginables. En novembre prochain, les Tchèques commémoreront le vingtième anniversaire de leur « révolution de …
Avant-propos La République tchèque à la veille de la présidence de l’Union européenne
Les évolutions de la fonction présidentielle tchèque
La fonction présidentielle est sans doute l’une des plus marquantes dans le dispositif constitutionnel tchèque : si une forte continuité depuis Masaryk est à souligner, l’analyse de la situation politique après 1989 révèle une évolution notable, surtout après la partition tchéco-slovaque. Institution clé d’un dispositif par ailleurs fondé sur le parlementarisme et la prééminence gouvernementale, la place et le rôle du chef de l’État sont aujourd’…
Les évolutions de la fonction présidentielle tchèque
The Czech Republic's changing presidency The presidency stands out in the Czech constitution. Even though emphasis should be placed on a strong continuity running back to Masaryk, an analysis of the political situation since 1989 reveals significant changes, especially after the partition of Czechoslovakia. The presidency is a key institution in a parliamentary sort of system where the government has preeminence. The head of state's place and rol…
Les élections européennes en République tchèque
Un mois après que leurs pays eurent fait leur entrée officielle dans l’Union européenne, les populations d’Europe centrale ont été appelées à élire leurs représentants au Parlement européen. En République tchèque, la campagne électorale a surtout été dominée par la critique des réformes engagées par le gouvernement en place pour répondre aux demandes de l’Union. Comment interpréter la faible mobilisation de la population ? Quelles significations …
Un visage pratique du « néocommunisme » tchèque
The Communist Party of Bohemia and Moravia (KS^M) is the only Communist Party in central Europe that preserves several characteristics of the former ruling Communist Party. It is accused of having maintained the same rank and file and, especially, of remaining a "conservative" Communist Party with an orthodox ideology, in other words, of being an "anti-system" party. Following its Fifth Congress in December 1999 however, the KSCM played an active…
Technocratic Populism à la Française? The Roots and Mechanisms of Emmanuel Macron’s Success
This article focuses on the roots and mechanisms of Macron’s success, arguing that in 2017 two conditions were essential in Macron’s rise—the implosion of the established system of the French Fifth Republic in which the two main parties were alternating in power; and the rise of anti-establishment populist challengers on the right and on the left (cf. Stockemer, 2017; Zulianello, 2020). It was anti-establishment appeal that put Macron on the map,…
Reconstruction of the state
High level of distrust in political elites accompanied with a strong perception of corruption in Czech Republic has led to an increase of several anti‐corruption nongovernmental organisations' activities. About 18 organisations have created in 2013 an open coalition and established a project called “Reconstruction of the State” (Rekonstrukce státu). This project is oriented towards political parties and political elites to lead them to adopt nine…
Les évolutions de la fonction présidentielle tchèque
The Czech Republic's changing presidency The presidency stands out in the Czech constitution. Even though emphasis should be placed on a strong continuity running back to Masaryk, an analysis of the political situation since 1989 reveals significant changes, especially after the partition of Czechoslovakia. The presidency is a key institution in a parliamentary sort of system where the government has preeminence. The head of state's place and rol…
Un visage pratique du « néocommunisme » tchèque
The Communist Party of Bohemia and Moravia (KS^M) is the only Communist Party in central Europe that preserves several characteristics of the former ruling Communist Party. It is accused of having maintained the same rank and file and, especially, of remaining a "conservative" Communist Party with an orthodox ideology, in other words, of being an "anti-system" party. Following its Fifth Congress in December 1999 however, the KSCM played an active…
Un visage pratique du « néocommunisme » tchèque
The Communist Party of Bohemia and Moravia (KS^M) is the only Communist Party in central Europe that preserves several characteristics of the former ruling Communist Party. It is accused of having maintained the same rank and file and, especially, of remaining a "conservative" Communist Party with an orthodox ideology, in other words, of being an "anti-system" party. Following its Fifth Congress in December 1999 however, the KSCM played an active…
Les élections européennes en République tchèque
Un mois après que leurs pays eurent fait leur entrée officielle dans l’Union européenne, les populations d’Europe centrale ont été appelées à élire leurs représentants au Parlement européen. En République tchèque, la campagne électorale a surtout été dominée par la critique des réformes engagées par le gouvernement en place pour répondre aux demandes de l’Union. Comment interpréter la faible mobilisation de la population ? Quelles significations …
Les évolutions de la fonction présidentielle tchèque
La fonction présidentielle est sans doute l’une des plus marquantes dans le dispositif constitutionnel tchèque : si une forte continuité depuis Masaryk est à souligner, l’analyse de la situation politique après 1989 révèle une évolution notable, surtout après la partition tchéco-slovaque. Institution clé d’un dispositif par ailleurs fondé sur le parlementarisme et la prééminence gouvernementale, la place et le rôle du chef de l’État sont aujourd’…
Les évolutions de la fonction présidentielle tchèque
The Czech Republic's changing presidency The presidency stands out in the Czech constitution. Even though emphasis should be placed on a strong continuity running back to Masaryk, an analysis of the political situation since 1989 reveals significant changes, especially after the partition of Czechoslovakia. The presidency is a key institution in a parliamentary sort of system where the government has preeminence. The head of state's place and rol…
La République tchèque à la veille de la présidence de l’Union européenne
Au 1 er janvier 2009, la République tchèque (RT) prend la présidence de l’Union européenne pour une période de six mois. C’est un événement en soi. Il y a deux décennies, l’annonce d’une telle perspective aurait laissé les Européens incrédules tant la fin des régimes communistes en Europe et la réunification du continent paraissaient inimaginables. En novembre prochain, les Tchèques commémoreront le vingtième anniversaire de leur « révolution de …
Avant-propos La République tchèque à la veille de la présidence de l’Union européenne
Reconstruction of the state
High level of distrust in political elites accompanied with a strong perception of corruption in Czech Republic has led to an increase of several anti‐corruption nongovernmental organisations' activities. About 18 organisations have created in 2013 an open coalition and established a project called “Reconstruction of the State” (Rekonstrukce státu). This project is oriented towards political parties and political elites to lead them to adopt nine…
Technocratic Populism à la Française? The Roots and Mechanisms of Emmanuel Macron’s Success
This article focuses on the roots and mechanisms of Macron’s success, arguing that in 2017 two conditions were essential in Macron’s rise—the implosion of the established system of the French Fifth Republic in which the two main parties were alternating in power; and the rise of anti-establishment populist challengers on the right and on the left (cf. Stockemer, 2017; Zulianello, 2020). It was anti-establishment appeal that put Macron on the map,…
Comparing the place of experts during the first waves of the Covid-19 pandemic
The health crisis the world is going through is arguably the first contemporary “global crisis” that threatens the world with generalized anomy and its new economic option, globalization. It has struck China, settles in Europe, strikes heavily in the United States and Latin America, and is spreading rapidly in other continents. The same problem has to be faced by different States and it addresses fascinating questions to social and political scie…
At the Roots of the Current Transformation of the Czech Communist Party
A century after the Communist Party was formed in Czechoslovakia, it still exists, as a survivor of several crises. After 1989, it has been seen as a relic of the former Communist regime as it was supposed to disappear quickly, but this did not happen during the first thirty years of post-Communist evolution. Even if we should have already witnessed the weakening of the basis of the party, it was only during the 2021 General Elections that it bec…
Political science (9 works) · Law (5 works) · Politics (5 works) · Healthcare Systems and Practices (4 works) · Law (4 works) · Political and Social Issues (4 works) · Czech (3 works) · European Socioeconomic and Political Studies (3 works) · Humanities (3 works) · Philosophy (3 works)