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Cleavages in the Contemporary Czech and Slovak Politics Between Persistence and Change
This study describes and compares Czech and Slovak party politics after 1989. The concept of cleavages is used as a theoretical starting point. The authors point out that although the communist…
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Origin, Ideology and Transformation of Political Parties: East-Central and Western Europe Compared
Two decades have passed since the transition to democracy began in Eastern Europe. Today, West and East-Central European countries share a common political space - the European Union. This has…
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Party Systems in East Central Europe
Party Systems in East Central Europe analyzes the formation of political parties in the nations of this region. In the first part, the authors concentrate on the key periods and turning points in…
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Entrepreneurial Parties: A Basic Conceptual Framework
The paper offers a conceptual framework to investigate phenomenon of entrepreneurial parties in the countries of East-Central Europe. The authors evaluate existing concepts related to increasing…
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Brexit outside of UK politics: the case of Czech Eurosceptics
ABSTRACT How do soft and hard Eurosceptics differ from each other? This question has become more salient in recent years, as party-based Euroscepticism has been affecting daily mainstream European…
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The development and transformation of the Czech party system after 1989
This article aims to reflect on the multiple dimensions of the Czech party system, examine it for breaking points and, at the intersection of these points, periodize the developments in the years…
Two types of presidentialization in the party politics of Central Eastern Europe
  • Vít Hloušek
  • Political Science
    Italian Political Science Review/Rivista Italiana…
  • 8 October 2015
Introduzione Central Eastern European party politics offers a good example of the trend towards centralizing internal party decision making, as well as encouraging strong personalities in the role of…
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Europeanization of Political Parties and the Party System in the Czech Republic
The experience of the major political parties of the Czech Republic, both in the EU accession period and after joining the Union, suggests that processes of Europeanization have had only a limited…
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Presidents above Parties? Presidents in Central and Eastern Europe, Their Formal Competencies and Informal Power
In last two decades, most countries of Central and Eastern Europe have witnessed an ongoing development of democratic governance, and have thereby acquired a status of stable democracies. They no…
The birth of modern Czech politics:: 1848–1918
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