Martin Brusis
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 778204 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Martin Brusis |
| PRENOMES | Martin |
| SOBRENOME | Brusis |
| ASSINATURA | BRUSIS M |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Schlumberger (Ireland) |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-8243-8564 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 21 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 126 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 21 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1992 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2016 |
| ÍNDICE H | 6 |
Democracies Adrift
Electoral landslides, corruption scandals, mass protests, a declining satisfaction with democracy and weakened democratic accountability in Hungary and Poland pose questions about where East-Central European democracies are heading and how their paths are related to the crisis of European integration. I argue that the crises of economic and European integration have discredited the nexus between economic integration and prosperity and made respon…
Paths and Constraints of Subnational Government Mobilization in East-Central Europe
The article studies the impact of enlargement on subnational governments in the Czech Republic, Hungary, and Poland. It compares the resources and political constellations of subnational governments and analyses how these variables interact with Europeanization to influence domestic intergovernmental relations, the management of structural funds and the European Union relations of subnational governments. The article argues that stronger regional…
Party Strategies and Administrative-Territorial Reforms in Poland
How well do electoral competition, ideological divides and territory-based cleavages explain the strategies of administrative-territorial reform chosen by political parties in Poland? The role of these logics is explored in the creation of regions and regional self-governments (1999), local electoral reform (2002), rules of adopting regional development projects (2006) and the creation of metropolitan regions (2008). The paper provides evidence s…
The Oxford Handbook of Local and Regional Democracy in Europe
European Union incentives and regional interest representation in Central and East European countries
Konzepte, Messansatz und Validierung der Sustainable Governance Indicators. Eine Replik auf Sebastian Jäckle und Rafael Bauschke
Die „Zeitschrift für Politikwissenschaft“ versteht sich als Forum für die gesamte Politikwissenschaft. Sie bietet eine Plattform für alle Teildisziplinen und Felder sowie für alle Ansätze und Richtungen des Fachs. Als gemeinsames Band stehen dabei die Grundlagen-, Theorie- und Praxisorientierung sowie die kritische Diskussion im Vordergrund der wissenschaftlichen Beiträge. Neben begutachteten Aufsätzen (Double Blind Peer Review), die im Zentrum j…
The Quality of Democracy and Market Economy in Southeast Europe
This article firstly outlines the conceptual framework for the analyses of democracy and market economy in Southeast European countries published in this issue . Secondly, key problems affecting democracy and the market economy in the region are investigated: unsettled statehood conflicts in Bosnia and Herzegovina and in Kosovo; patronage policies and governmental interferences with the autonomy of the media, judiciary and parliament; economic an…
Evidence of convergence? The Western Balkan countries in democracy and governance assessments
The article analyses and compares how democracy and governance assessments evaluate Southeast European countries. Datasets and expert studies from the Bertelsmann Foundation, the Economist Intelligence Unit, Freedom House, the Polity Project, and the World Bank Institute have been selected to compare numerical ratings and verbal assessments, cross‐nationally within Southeast Europe, in comparison with other regions of Europe and over time. The ma…
Comparing Political Governance
"The literature on the quality of democracy, market economy and political management in the new democracies of Southeastern Europe has raised three main doubts and concerns. First, democracy in Southeast Europe has turned into power struggles among elites largely isolated from a citizenry that is increasingly disaffected with democracy and susceptible to populist and radical political forces. Second, the institutions of market economy are undermi…
Assessing the State of Democracy, Market Economy and Political Management in Southeastern Europe
Assessing states and their performance through indicators has become a growth industry. A recent overview publication by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) and the European Commission
Serbia and Montenegro
This analysis and its assessments focus largely on Serbia; Kosovo and Montenegro are discussed only where necessary. Serbia and Montenegro’s statehood remains uncertain because key political actors
The Instrumental Use of European Union Conditionality
Numerous Central and Eastern European countries have restructured their regional level of public administration in the context of their accession to the European Union. Focusing on the Czech Republic and Slovakia, the article studies how the EU has influenced the institutionalization of regions and regional self-government. Regionalization may have been driven mainly by EU conditionality or, as a competing explanation suggests, more by domestic f…
Die Vojvodina in der aktuellen Politik und Verfassungsordnung Serbiens
Europeanization, Party Government or Legacies? Explaining Executive Governance in Bulgaria, the Czech Republic and Hungary
L'échelon régional en Europe centrale et orientale
Most countries in central and eastern Europe have launched regionalization programs based on the requirements of reforming the state and joining the European Union. This comparative overview of the current situation with regard to regionalization in central and eastern Europe describes the constitutional status of regions, institutional arrangements at the regional level (including the relationship between local and central administrations), the …
Between EU Requirements, Competitive Politics, and National Traditions
The article studies the impact of the European Union (EU) on the reforms of regional administration in Central and East European (CEE) accession countries. It analyzes the motives, process and outcomes of regional– or mesolevel administrative reforms in five countries—Bulgaria, the Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, and Slovakia—considering whether the EU has shaped these reforms to a higher degree than in relation to its incumbent member states. T…
Executive configuration and fiscal performance in post-communist central and eastern Europe
This article examines the relationship between the configuration of core executive institutions, with a particular focus on the position of the prime minister and finance minister, and fiscal performance, defined in terms of the maintenance of aggregate fiscal discipline and the predictability of the budgetary process. The study covers post-communist Hungary, Poland, the Czech Republic and Bulgaria. The first wave of institutional reform in these…
Eliten, Mobilisierungsmuster und Transitionspfade in Serbien
r a c i e s .B a l t i m
Die slowakische Verwaltungs- und Gebietsreform unter minderheitenpolitischem Aspekt
Einleitung
Systemwechsel und institutionelle Umgestaltung
Article Systemwechsel und institutionelle Umgestaltung: Die Reform der ungarischen Sozialversicherung was published on September 1, 1992 in the journal Comparative Southeast European Studies (volume 41, issue 9)
Between EU Requirements, Competitive Politics, and National Traditions
The article studies the impact of the European Union (EU) on the reforms of regional administration in Central and East European (CEE) accession countries. It analyzes the motives, process and outcomes of regional– or mesolevel administrative reforms in five countries—Bulgaria, the Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, and Slovakia—considering whether the EU has shaped these reforms to a higher degree than in relation to its incumbent member states. T…
The Instrumental Use of European Union Conditionality
Numerous Central and Eastern European countries have restructured their regional level of public administration in the context of their accession to the European Union. Focusing on the Czech Republic and Slovakia, the article studies how the EU has influenced the institutionalization of regions and regional self-government. Regionalization may have been driven mainly by EU conditionality or, as a competing explanation suggests, more by domestic f…
Democracies Adrift
Electoral landslides, corruption scandals, mass protests, a declining satisfaction with democracy and weakened democratic accountability in Hungary and Poland pose questions about where East-Central European democracies are heading and how their paths are related to the crisis of European integration. I argue that the crises of economic and European integration have discredited the nexus between economic integration and prosperity and made respon…
Executive configuration and fiscal performance in post-communist central and eastern Europe
This article examines the relationship between the configuration of core executive institutions, with a particular focus on the position of the prime minister and finance minister, and fiscal performance, defined in terms of the maintenance of aggregate fiscal discipline and the predictability of the budgetary process. The study covers post-communist Hungary, Poland, the Czech Republic and Bulgaria. The first wave of institutional reform in these…
The Oxford Handbook of Local and Regional Democracy in Europe
European Union incentives and regional interest representation in Central and East European countries
Europeanization, Party Government or Legacies? Explaining Executive Governance in Bulgaria, the Czech Republic and Hungary
Party Strategies and Administrative-Territorial Reforms in Poland
How well do electoral competition, ideological divides and territory-based cleavages explain the strategies of administrative-territorial reform chosen by political parties in Poland? The role of these logics is explored in the creation of regions and regional self-governments (1999), local electoral reform (2002), rules of adopting regional development projects (2006) and the creation of metropolitan regions (2008). The paper provides evidence s…
Paths and Constraints of Subnational Government Mobilization in East-Central Europe
The article studies the impact of enlargement on subnational governments in the Czech Republic, Hungary, and Poland. It compares the resources and political constellations of subnational governments and analyses how these variables interact with Europeanization to influence domestic intergovernmental relations, the management of structural funds and the European Union relations of subnational governments. The article argues that stronger regional…
L'échelon régional en Europe centrale et orientale
Most countries in central and eastern Europe have launched regionalization programs based on the requirements of reforming the state and joining the European Union. This comparative overview of the current situation with regard to regionalization in central and eastern Europe describes the constitutional status of regions, institutional arrangements at the regional level (including the relationship between local and central administrations), the …
Konzepte, Messansatz und Validierung der Sustainable Governance Indicators. Eine Replik auf Sebastian Jäckle und Rafael Bauschke
Die „Zeitschrift für Politikwissenschaft“ versteht sich als Forum für die gesamte Politikwissenschaft. Sie bietet eine Plattform für alle Teildisziplinen und Felder sowie für alle Ansätze und Richtungen des Fachs. Als gemeinsames Band stehen dabei die Grundlagen-, Theorie- und Praxisorientierung sowie die kritische Diskussion im Vordergrund der wissenschaftlichen Beiträge. Neben begutachteten Aufsätzen (Double Blind Peer Review), die im Zentrum j…
Systemwechsel und institutionelle Umgestaltung
Article Systemwechsel und institutionelle Umgestaltung: Die Reform der ungarischen Sozialversicherung was published on September 1, 1992 in the journal Comparative Southeast European Studies (volume 41, issue 9)
Die slowakische Verwaltungs- und Gebietsreform unter minderheitenpolitischem Aspekt
Einleitung
Eliten, Mobilisierungsmuster und Transitionspfade in Serbien
r a c i e s .B a l t i m
Executive configuration and fiscal performance in post-communist central and eastern Europe
This article examines the relationship between the configuration of core executive institutions, with a particular focus on the position of the prime minister and finance minister, and fiscal performance, defined in terms of the maintenance of aggregate fiscal discipline and the predictability of the budgetary process. The study covers post-communist Hungary, Poland, the Czech Republic and Bulgaria. The first wave of institutional reform in these…
Between EU Requirements, Competitive Politics, and National Traditions
The article studies the impact of the European Union (EU) on the reforms of regional administration in Central and East European (CEE) accession countries. It analyzes the motives, process and outcomes of regional– or mesolevel administrative reforms in five countries—Bulgaria, the Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, and Slovakia—considering whether the EU has shaped these reforms to a higher degree than in relation to its incumbent member states. T…
L'échelon régional en Europe centrale et orientale
Most countries in central and eastern Europe have launched regionalization programs based on the requirements of reforming the state and joining the European Union. This comparative overview of the current situation with regard to regionalization in central and eastern Europe describes the constitutional status of regions, institutional arrangements at the regional level (including the relationship between local and central administrations), the …
Europeanization, Party Government or Legacies? Explaining Executive Governance in Bulgaria, the Czech Republic and Hungary
The Instrumental Use of European Union Conditionality
Numerous Central and Eastern European countries have restructured their regional level of public administration in the context of their accession to the European Union. Focusing on the Czech Republic and Slovakia, the article studies how the EU has influenced the institutionalization of regions and regional self-government. Regionalization may have been driven mainly by EU conditionality or, as a competing explanation suggests, more by domestic f…
Die Vojvodina in der aktuellen Politik und Verfassungsordnung Serbiens
Comparing Political Governance
"The literature on the quality of democracy, market economy and political management in the new democracies of Southeastern Europe has raised three main doubts and concerns. First, democracy in Southeast Europe has turned into power struggles among elites largely isolated from a citizenry that is increasingly disaffected with democracy and susceptible to populist and radical political forces. Second, the institutions of market economy are undermi…
Assessing the State of Democracy, Market Economy and Political Management in Southeastern Europe
Assessing states and their performance through indicators has become a growth industry. A recent overview publication by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) and the European Commission
Serbia and Montenegro
This analysis and its assessments focus largely on Serbia; Kosovo and Montenegro are discussed only where necessary. Serbia and Montenegro’s statehood remains uncertain because key political actors
Evidence of convergence? The Western Balkan countries in democracy and governance assessments
The article analyses and compares how democracy and governance assessments evaluate Southeast European countries. Datasets and expert studies from the Bertelsmann Foundation, the Economist Intelligence Unit, Freedom House, the Polity Project, and the World Bank Institute have been selected to compare numerical ratings and verbal assessments, cross‐nationally within Southeast Europe, in comparison with other regions of Europe and over time. The ma…
Konzepte, Messansatz und Validierung der Sustainable Governance Indicators. Eine Replik auf Sebastian Jäckle und Rafael Bauschke
Die „Zeitschrift für Politikwissenschaft“ versteht sich als Forum für die gesamte Politikwissenschaft. Sie bietet eine Plattform für alle Teildisziplinen und Felder sowie für alle Ansätze und Richtungen des Fachs. Als gemeinsames Band stehen dabei die Grundlagen-, Theorie- und Praxisorientierung sowie die kritische Diskussion im Vordergrund der wissenschaftlichen Beiträge. Neben begutachteten Aufsätzen (Double Blind Peer Review), die im Zentrum j…
The Quality of Democracy and Market Economy in Southeast Europe
This article firstly outlines the conceptual framework for the analyses of democracy and market economy in Southeast European countries published in this issue . Secondly, key problems affecting democracy and the market economy in the region are investigated: unsettled statehood conflicts in Bosnia and Herzegovina and in Kosovo; patronage policies and governmental interferences with the autonomy of the media, judiciary and parliament; economic an…
European Union incentives and regional interest representation in Central and East European countries
The Oxford Handbook of Local and Regional Democracy in Europe
Party Strategies and Administrative-Territorial Reforms in Poland
How well do electoral competition, ideological divides and territory-based cleavages explain the strategies of administrative-territorial reform chosen by political parties in Poland? The role of these logics is explored in the creation of regions and regional self-governments (1999), local electoral reform (2002), rules of adopting regional development projects (2006) and the creation of metropolitan regions (2008). The paper provides evidence s…
Paths and Constraints of Subnational Government Mobilization in East-Central Europe
The article studies the impact of enlargement on subnational governments in the Czech Republic, Hungary, and Poland. It compares the resources and political constellations of subnational governments and analyses how these variables interact with Europeanization to influence domestic intergovernmental relations, the management of structural funds and the European Union relations of subnational governments. The article argues that stronger regional…
Democracies Adrift
Electoral landslides, corruption scandals, mass protests, a declining satisfaction with democracy and weakened democratic accountability in Hungary and Poland pose questions about where East-Central European democracies are heading and how their paths are related to the crisis of European integration. I argue that the crises of economic and European integration have discredited the nexus between economic integration and prosperity and made respon…
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