William E Crowther
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 4191402 |
|---|---|
| NOME | William E Crowther |
| PRENOMES | William E |
| SOBRENOME | Crowther |
| ASSINATURA | CROWTHER W E |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of North Carolina at Greensboro |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 4 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 13 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 4 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1988 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2011 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Second Decade, Second Chance? Parliament, Politics and Democratic Aspirations in Russia, Ukraine and Moldova
Over the past two decades, post-communist legislatures have diverged considerably regarding the roles that they play within their respective political systems. This paper focuses on three intermediate cases, Russia, Ukraine and Moldova, in which legislative institutions have not successfully consolidated their role as central representative institutions. It suggests a limited set of factors have been critical in all three cases, both in engenderi…
Development of the Moldovan Parliament One Decade after Independence
The Republic of Moldova ranks high on the list of ‘failed transitions’ spawned by the break-up of the Soviet Union. Its parliament has played a key, if sporadic, role in determining the direction of the country's political life. It has been the primary venue for the factional conflict that has plagued reform efforts. The parliament has not, however, emerged as a stable institutional foundation upon which democratic politics could be built. This p…
Parliamentary elites as a democratic thermometer
This article assesses how the character of emerging legislative elites conforms to the broader patterns of post-communist social transformation by comparing Estonia, Lithuania and Moldova. We argue that the pace and direction of change among MPs has been significantly shaped by the nature of regime change in each country. We first address the issue of pace and scope of elite replacement. Second, we examine whether and to what extent, over time, c…
The political economy of Romanian socialism
Parliamentary elites as a democratic thermometer
This article assesses how the character of emerging legislative elites conforms to the broader patterns of post-communist social transformation by comparing Estonia, Lithuania and Moldova. We argue that the pace and direction of change among MPs has been significantly shaped by the nature of regime change in each country. We first address the issue of pace and scope of elite replacement. Second, we examine whether and to what extent, over time, c…
Development of the Moldovan Parliament One Decade after Independence
The Republic of Moldova ranks high on the list of ‘failed transitions’ spawned by the break-up of the Soviet Union. Its parliament has played a key, if sporadic, role in determining the direction of the country's political life. It has been the primary venue for the factional conflict that has plagued reform efforts. The parliament has not, however, emerged as a stable institutional foundation upon which democratic politics could be built. This p…
Second Decade, Second Chance? Parliament, Politics and Democratic Aspirations in Russia, Ukraine and Moldova
Over the past two decades, post-communist legislatures have diverged considerably regarding the roles that they play within their respective political systems. This paper focuses on three intermediate cases, Russia, Ukraine and Moldova, in which legislative institutions have not successfully consolidated their role as central representative institutions. It suggests a limited set of factors have been critical in all three cases, both in engenderi…
The political economy of Romanian socialism
Development of the Moldovan Parliament One Decade after Independence
The Republic of Moldova ranks high on the list of ‘failed transitions’ spawned by the break-up of the Soviet Union. Its parliament has played a key, if sporadic, role in determining the direction of the country's political life. It has been the primary venue for the factional conflict that has plagued reform efforts. The parliament has not, however, emerged as a stable institutional foundation upon which democratic politics could be built. This p…
Parliamentary elites as a democratic thermometer
This article assesses how the character of emerging legislative elites conforms to the broader patterns of post-communist social transformation by comparing Estonia, Lithuania and Moldova. We argue that the pace and direction of change among MPs has been significantly shaped by the nature of regime change in each country. We first address the issue of pace and scope of elite replacement. Second, we examine whether and to what extent, over time, c…
Second Decade, Second Chance? Parliament, Politics and Democratic Aspirations in Russia, Ukraine and Moldova
Over the past two decades, post-communist legislatures have diverged considerably regarding the roles that they play within their respective political systems. This paper focuses on three intermediate cases, Russia, Ukraine and Moldova, in which legislative institutions have not successfully consolidated their role as central representative institutions. It suggests a limited set of factors have been critical in all three cases, both in engenderi…
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