Authors

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  • Inga Narbutaite Aflaki

    • Implementing Co-Creation as a Policy Norm in Sweden — Steering Strategies for a Robust Municipal Organisation

  • Harun Güney Akgül

    • Fake News as a Tool of Populism in Turkey: The Pastor Andrew Brunson Case

    • Book Review: Michael Hardt and Antonio Negri. „Assembly” Oxford University Press. 2017 ISBN: 978–0–19–090632–0 368 Pages.

  • Fatma Alakbarova

    • Article Review: Benny Yiu-Ting Tai „Stages of Hong Kong’s Democratic Movement” Asian Journal of Comparative Politics Volume: 4 Issue: 4 Page(S): 352–380.

  • Schmidt Andrea

    • Challenges of the Illiberal Democracy in Hungary. Some Aspects to the 2018 Elections

  • Amanda Anthony

    • Entrepreneurial Universities and Regional Development: Policy Origins Progress and the Future with a Focus on Poland

  • Ghada Awada

    • Religion and Religiosity: A Path to War or Peace

  • Nicholas Aylott

    • Right-Wing Populist Party Leadership in Sweden: One of a Kind or one of the Crowd?

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  • Pavol Baboš

    • Trust in Political Institutions: The Effect of Corruption Electoral Winners and the Post-Communist Legacy

  • Sue Baines

    • Satisfaction with Democracy in Perspective: Anchoring Today by Looking Back and Forward

  • Joanna Bar

    • Accession of the Democratic Republic of the Congo to the East African Community — A Threat to Regional Security or an Opportunity for the Peacebuilding Process?

  • Paweł Baranowski

    • Report: ECPR Winter School in Methods and Techniques (Bamberg 13-20 February 2015)

    • Words that Matter: Donald Trump’s Twitter Communication in the Pre-COVID-19 Period

  • Andrea Bassi

    • Co-Design and Co-Production of Public Service. The Prevention of Childhood Obesity in Reggio Emilia — Italy

  • Clifford Angell Bates

    • “Once Again Into the Breach” of the Debate About “Polity” in Aristotle’s Political Teaching: Another Closer Look at Politics 4 Chapters 12 and 13

  • Ieva Beitika

    • How do Members of Parliament View the Public Value of Public Service Media? The Case of Latvia

  • Sten Berglund

    • In the EU and NATO but Close to Russia — Post-Crimea Attitudes in Bulgaria and Hungary

  • Walter E. Block

    • Rejoinder to Dominiak on Unjust Enrichment and Libertarianism

  • Niklas Bolin

    • Right-Wing Populist Party Leadership in Sweden: One of a Kind or one of the Crowd?

  • Donatella Bonansinga

    • Counter Terrorism in the 21st Century and the Role of the European Union

  • Karolina Borońska-Hryniewiecka

    • Legitimacy through Subsidiarity? The Parliamentary Control of EU Policy-Making

  • Inta Brikše

    • How do Members of Parliament View the Public Value of Public Service Media? The Case of Latvia

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  • Radu Carp

    • The Rules on Political Parties in Romania Under Comparative Scrutiny

  • Andrzej Ceglarz

    • Conference Report: Environment.Energy.Climate International FFU PhD Workshop

  • Deepjyoti Chand

    • Trade Embargo as a Geopolitical Tool: A Case of Nepal-India Trade Relations

  • Paweł Chmiel

    • The Evolution of Presidential Powers in Albanian Constitutions 1991 and 1998 According to the Frye Index

  • Karol Chwedczuk-Szulc

    • Social Constructivism as Forecasting Matrix. Collective Habitus in International Relations

    • Social Constructivism in IR — A Short Success Story?

  • Ramona Coman

    • Mechanisms of Europeanisation and Compliance in Judicial Politics: Understanding the Past and Anticipating the Future

  • Emanuel Copilaș

    • Tactics and Principles: A Contribution to Dobrogeanu-Gherea’s Interpretation of Anarchism with Reference to ‘Legal Socialism’

  • Edoardo Corradi

    • Violent Extremism in the Western Balkans: Re-Shaping the Islamist Terrorist Phenomenon in South-Eastern Europe

  • Andrzej Czajowski

    • Essay on Politica (Politics and Policy) Once Again

• D

  • Attila Gökhun Dayıoğlu

    • Disputes Between the National States and Ethnic Identities with the Basque Example

    • Book Review: András Bozóki “Rolling Transition and the Role of Intellectuals: The Case of Hungary 1977–1994” CEU Press 2022 602 Pages

  • Attila Gokhun Dayioglu

    • Disputes Between the National States and Ethnic Identities with the Basque Example

    • Book Review: András Bozóki “Rolling Transition and the Role of Intellectuals: The Case of Hungary 1977–1994” CEU Press 2022 602 Pages

  • Paul Dekker

    • Satisfaction with Democracy in Perspective: Anchoring Today By Looking Back and Forward

  • Arkadiusz Domagała

    • For and Against: Analysing the Determinants of Humanitarian Intervention. Libya (2011) and Syria (2011–2013) Compared

  • Łukasz Dominiak

    • Unjust Enrichment And Libertarianism

  • Rafał Dudała

    • Laicism: Polysemy of the Term and its Determining Functions

• E

  • Rainer Eisfeld

    • Political Science in Great Britain and Germany: The Roles of LSE (The London School of Economics) and DHfP (The German Political Studies Institute)

• F

  • Chris Fox

    • Satisfaction with Democracy in Perspective: Anchoring Today by Looking Back and Forward

  • Monika Frėjutė-Rakauskienė

    • The Role of Voluntary Organisations in Constructing the Common Identity and Mobilising of Polish Community in Southeastern Lithuania

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  • Giulia Ganugi

    • Co-Design and Co-Production of Public Service. The Prevention of Childhood Obesity in Reggio Emilia — Italy

  • Sandra Geelhoed

    • Changing the Story: An Alternative Approach to System Change in Public Service Innovation

  • Kamil Glinka

    • Urban Policy in Election Campaigns – The Case of the Presidents of the Biggest Cities of Lower Silesia

    • Book Review: Robert Wiszniowski (Ed.) Challenges to Representative Democracy. A European Perspective Peter Lang Edition Frankfurt am Mein-Bern-Bruxelles-New York-Oxfordwarszawa- Wien 2015 P. 270

    • Report on the International Scientific Conference “The Crisis of a Modern State” (Wrocław 24-25 September 2014)

    • The Urban Regime Theory in Political Science Research - The Possibilities and Limitations of Implementation

    • Book Review: Neil Brenner “New Urban Spaces: Urban Theory and the Scale Question” Oxford University Press New York 2019 461 Pp

• H

  • Roman Hájek

    • The Changing Landscape of Local Information Space in the Czech Republic: Consequences for Local Political Communication

  • Anna Halstenbach

    • The AfD as a ‚Leaderless’ Right-Wing Populist Party. How the Leadership-Structure Dilemma Left an Imprint on the Party’s Leadership

  • Maciej Hartliński

    • The Selection of Party Leaders in Poland: Democratisation of Rules and Predictability of Results

    • Twins In Power. Jarosław Kaczyński and Lech Kaczyński as Leaders of Law and Justice

    • Party Leaders in the Czech Populist Parties and Movements

  • Sarah Henderson

    • Changing the Story: An Alternative Approach to System Change in Public Service Innovation

  • Maciej Herbut

    • TY Solomon Brent J. Steele Micro-Moves in International Relations Theory European Journal of International Relations 2017 Vol. 23(2) 267–291

  • Almas Heshmati

    • Testing Turkey’s Place Within the Maps of Global Economic Political and Social Values

  • Pepijn van Houwelingen

    • Satisfaction with Democracy in Perspective: Anchoring Today By Looking Back and Forward

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  • Joanna Jabłońska

    • Urban Noise Pollution Prevention — Tokyo Case Study

  • Michał Jacuński

    • Digitalization and Political Party Life in Poland – A Study of Selected Communication Habits of Party Members and Elective Representatives

    • Book Review: Agnieszka Stępińska Artur Lipiński Dorota Piontek Agnieszka Hess “Populist Political Communication in Poland: Political Actors — Media — Citizens” Logos Verlag Berlin 2020 243 Pages

  • Gerda Jakstaite

    • Russia’s Containment and Engagement Strategies in the U.S. Foreign Policy during the Presidency of G. W. Bush

  • Adam J. Jarosz

    • Carrots Without Sticks: Cycling Policy of Mediumsized Polish Cities

  • Marcin Jędrysiak

    • Regulations Regarding the Spelling of National Minorities’ Names in the Documents and the Protection of the State Language in Latvia and Lithuania

  • Krisztina Juhász

    • Evaluating Hungary’s Participation in the European Union’s Common Security and Defence Policy

  • Mingailė Jurkutė

    • Soviet Manipulation of the Memory of the Lithuanian Guerrilla War

  • Mindaugas Jurkynas

    • Populist Parties in Lithuania: Curious Case of Party Order and Justice and its Leadership

• K

  • Małgorzata Kaczorowska

    • No Change After A Storm? A Review of Post Electoral Defeat Changes in Party Structure And Organisational Culture

  • Georgi Karasimeonov

    • In the EU and NATO but Close to Russia — Post-Crimea Attitudes in Bulgaria and Hungary

  • Ireneusz Paweł Karolewski

    • Aleks Szczerbiak. 2018. Politicising The Communist Past: The Politics Of Truth Revelation In Post-Communist Poland. London: Routledge 206 Pp. Hardback Ł92.00. Isbn: 9781138824737.

  • Alina Kaszkur

    • Urban Lab as a Tool for Joint Management in Cities

  • Karolina Kichewko

    • European Social Pacts Policy (the Netherlands Ireland and Italy)

  • Thomas Klikauer

    • Book Review: Werner Patzelt CDU AfD und Die Politische Torheit [CDU AfD — A Political Folly] Dresden Weltbuch Press 2019 ISBN: 978–3–906212–43–2 (Pbk.) 292 Pages

  • Monika Klimowicz

    • Report on the I Nationwide Congress for European Studies Poland in the Process of European Integration – A Decade of Experience Warsaw Poland 18th-20th September 2014

  • Karina Kosiara-Pedersen

    • Change and Stability. How the Party Leaderships of the Danish Progress Party and Danish People’s Party are Organized

  • Joanna Kozierska

    • Report from the National Scientific Conference “Considerations About Electoral Systems: Types Functions and Consequences of Electoral Systems“ Wroclaw 13–14 March 2017

  • Michal Kubát

    • Party Leaders in the Czech Populist Parties and Movements

  • Łukasz Kubisz-Muła

    • The Character of the Polish Local and Regional Elections – Polytonality

  • Anna Kuleszewicz

    • External and Internal Policies of Belarus After Crimea Annexation

  • Renata Kunert-Milcarz

    • EU Initiatives for Democratisation in Eastern Europe

  • Michał Kuś

    • Book Review: Political Communication in the Era of New Technologies

  • Denys Kutsenko

    • Some Aspects of Identity Politics of Kharkiv Local Authorities After 2013

  • Leszek Kwieciński

    • “New Public Policy” As an Example of Pro-Innovation Policy – The Neo-Institutional Perspective

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  • Tibor Ladancsik

    • Are You in the Network? The Impact of Co-Creation on the Network of Participants

  • Alicja Lisowska

    • Adaptability in Environmental Policy at the Commune Level Carried Out in Poland Based on the Example of the Urban Plan of Adaptation to Climate Changes

  • Javier Lorenzo-Rodriguez

    • Information and Communication Technologies in Electoral Processes: How do they help voters abroad?

  • Teresa Łoś-Nowak

    • International Space vs. International Environment: New Phenomena and New Challenges for Poland’s Foreign Policy

  • Miranda Lupion

    • National Memory and Divisive Narrative Building in Poland’s 2010 Presidential Election

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  • Aleksandra Maatsch

    • Ratification of the Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA): Towards A New Structure of Political Conflict?

  • Małgorzata Madej

    • Małgorzata Zachara (Editor) “Poland In Transatlantic Relations After 1989: Miracle Fair” Cambridge Scholars Publishing Newcastle Upon Tyne 2017 Isbn: 978–1–5275–0038–9 368 Pages.

  • Agnieszka Makarewicz-Marcinkiewicz

    • Resisting Gender Recognition in Poland: A Process of Social Exclusion

    • ECPR General Conference in Hamburg 22–25 August 2018

  • Lynn Martin

    • Satisfaction with Democracy in Perspective: Anchoring Today by Looking Back and Forward

  • Fanni Maszlag

    • Are You in the Network? The Impact of Co-Creation on the Network of Participants

  • Paulina Matera

    • Words that Matter: Donald Trump’s Twitter Communication in the Pre-COVID-19 Period

  • Patrycja Matusz

    • Cities Towards Migrants. Case Study of Local Integration Policies of Gdańsk and Wrocław

  • Tamara McNeill

    • Satisfaction with Democracy in Perspective: Anchoring Today by Looking Back and Forward

  • Leon M. Miller

    • Convergence of Social Marketing and Public Administration: Democratizing Value Creation

  • Matúš Mišík

    • Eastern Partnership and the Preferences of New EU Member States

  • Dorota Moroń

    • ‘Assistance from A to Z’ as an Innovative Social Investment in Action. Evaluation of a Case Study

• N

  • Ciprian Negoiţă

    • From the Concept to the Practice of Parliamentary Immunity

  • Roman Novak

    • Value-Based Ideas or Material Interests? An Explanation of Polish Governmental Preference Formation towards Eurozone Accession

• O

  • Mertcan Öztürk

    • Book Review: András Bozóki “Rolling Transition and the Role of Intellectuals: The Case of Hungary 1977–1994” CEU Press 2022 602 Pages

  • Maciej Olejnik

    • Book Review: Simon Eszter & Pleschová Gabriela (eds.) Teacher Development in Higher Education. Existing Programs Program Impact and Future Trends Routledge Taylor& Francis Group (2013) New York and London 313 Pages

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  • Anna Paluch

    • Conference Report: The Past and Future of Media Freedom and the Public Sphere in Central and East Europe

    • Report: ECPR Winter School in Methods and Techniques (Bamberg 13-20 February 2015)

  • Barbara Panciszko

    • Urban and Rural Local Action Groups in the Kuyavian-Pomeranian Voivodeship

  • Lilla Barbara Paszkiewicz

    • The Opposition to Communism in the Political Thought of The Exiled Democratic Socialist Adam Ciołkosz

  • Werner J. Patzelt

    • Unaware of Facts Strong in Opinion: The Review by Thomas Klikauer and Norman Simms of Werner J. Patzelt „CDU AfD Und Die Politische Torheit”

  • Lukasz Perlikowski

    • The Coercion–Extraction Cycle and the Paradox of Stability

  • Michał Piechowicz

    • Cities as a Transnational Institutional Bypass of Nation-States

  • Karolina Pirianowicz

    • Book Review: Andis Kudors (Editor) „Belarusian Foreign Policy: 360°” University of Latvia Press Riga 2017 ISBN: 978–9934–8292–3–9 184 Pages

  • Gilles Pittoors

    • Populist Party Leaders in Belgium: an Analysis of VB AND PVDA-PTB

  • Nataliia Pohorila

    • Political and National Identity in Ukraine’s Regions: Where Does the Center Fit?

    • Factors that Influence Repeated Participation in Ukrainian Parliamentary Elections: The Impact of the 1990 and 1994 Campaigns

  • Paweł Pokrzywiński

    • Diplomatic Crisis Between Poland and Israel in Right-Wing Dailies

  • Andrzej Polus

    • Social Constructivism as Forecasting Matrix. Collective Habitus in International Relations

  • Riccardo Prandini

    • Co-Design and Co-Production of Public Service. The Prevention of Childhood Obesity in Reggio Emilia — Italy

  • Tatiana Prorokova

    • Book Review: Andrew J. Bacevich. 2013. The New American Militarism: How Americans are Seduced by War. Updated Ed. Oxford New York: Oxford University Press 304 pp. paper $15.95. ISBN: 978–0–19–993176–7

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  • Iwona Reichardt

    • Book Review: Radical Approaches to Political Science. Roads Less Traveled

  • Barbara Rogowska

    • Attitude of the Vatican towards the Authoritarian and Totalitarian State as Seen in the Church Social Teaching

• S

  • Giulia Sandri

    • When Charisma is no Longer Enough. Insights on Populist Parties’ Leadership from the (Northern) League

  • Waldemar Sęczyk

    • Local Memory Policy. The Case of Wałbrzych

  • Antonella Seddone

    • When Charisma is no Longer Enough. Insights on Populist Parties’ Leadership from the (Northern) League

  • Monika Sidor

    • The Local Identity — The Case of Councilors from Lubelskie Municipalities and Counties’

  • Pascal Siemsen

    • Voting PiS: Voting Left when Voting Far-Right Populist?

  • Norman Simms

    • Book Review: Werner Patzelt CDU AfD und Die Politische Torheit [CDU AfD — A Political Folly] Dresden Weltbuch Press 2019 ISBN: 978–3–906212–43–2 (Pbk.) 292 Pages

  • Ewa Skrabacz

    • To Show But Not to Disclose. The Willingness of Polish Political Parties to Disclose Information On their Structures

  • Bartosz Smolik

    • Poland’s Policy in the Space Sector: The Institutional Dimension Since Joining the European Space Agency

    • Report of the Conference Within the Horizon Mars Cycle: “Moon and Mars as the Nearest Stages of Exploration and Development of the Solar System: Global European Polish Lower Silesian Perspectives”

  • Lohita Solanki

    • India-Poland Relations: Transformation of Cultural Relations to Cultural Diplomacy

  • Beata Springer

    • Carrots Without Sticks: Cycling Policy of Mediumsized Polish Cities

  • Bogdana Sybikowska

    • International Political Authority: On the Meaning and Scope of a Justified Hierarchy in International Relations (Voelsen & Schettler 2019)

    • The New Cold War: Cyber Frontline

  • Jakub Szabó

    • Brahmin Left Vs. Merchant Right: The Miscellaneous Causes and Consequences

  • Agnieszka Szpak

    • Cities as a Transnational Institutional Bypass of Nation-States

  • Adam Szymański

    • Unintentional Democratic Backsliders. “Evil Always Wins Through the Strength of its Splendid Dupes”

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  • Arno Tausch

    • Testing Turkey’s Place Within the Maps of Global Economic Political and Social Values

  • Andrzej Tiukało

    • Adaptability in Environmental Policy at the Commune Level Carried Out in Poland Based on the Example of the Urban Plan of Adaptation to Climate Changes

  • Norbert Tomaszewski

    • Should I Stay or Should I Vote? „Beto an Underdog” and his Mobilization Campaign

    • Book Review: New Public Governance in the Visegrád Group Edited By Robert Wiszniowski And Kamil Glinka Series Biblioteka Athenaeum Published By Wydawnictwo Adam Marszałek 298 Pages Isbn 978–83–8019–306–2

  • Dominika Tronina

    • Unholy Alliances? A Case Study of Cooperation between Churches and the Radical Right Group Młodzież Wszechpolska in Poland

  • Hayley Trowbridge

    • Changing the Story: An Alternative Approach to System Change in Public Service Innovation

  • Julia Trzcińska

    • The Polish Communication Association’s 10th Anniversary (2007–2017)

    • ECPR Winter School in Methods and Techniques 22 February–1 March 2019

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  • Uğur Ülger

    • The View of Political Islam on Islamophobia: The Example of the National Outlook Movement

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  • Ágnes Vass

    • The Extended Nation as a Political Project – Hungarian Diaspora Living in Western Canada

  • Fulvio Venturino

    • When Charisma is no Longer Enough. Insights on Populist Parties’ Leadership from the (Northern) League

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  • Weronika Wacławska

    • The Average Citizen Vs. The Court: Polish Citizens Trust in the Judiciary in the Period of Judicial Reforms (From 2015 to the Present)

  • Tom Wagenmakers

    • Book Review: Michał Krzyżanowski “Brexit and the Imaginary of ‘Crisis’: A Discourse-Conceptual Analysis of European News Media” Critical Discourse Studies 16 No. 4 (2019): 465–490

    • Book Review: Peter W. Schulze (Ed.): “Multipolarity — The Promise of Disharmony” (Campus Verlag: Frankfurt/New York: 2018)

  • Lauren Wallace-Thompson

    • Changing the Story: An Alternative Approach to System Change in Public Service Innovation

  • Bram Wauters

    • Populist Party Leaders in Belgium: an Analysis of VB AND PVDA-PTB

  • Louis Wierenga

    • Bauska’s Chairmen: Party Leadership and Twitter Engagement in Estonian and Latvian Populist Far-Right Parties

  • Aldona Wiktorska-Święcka

    • Co-Creation of Public Services in Poland in Statu Nascendi. A Case Study on Senior Co-Housing Policy at the Urban Level

    • ‘Assistance from A to Z’ as an Innovative Social Investment in Action. Evaluation of a Case Study

    • Process Tracing in Evaluating Innovation in Sub-Regional Governance. Case Study of Selected Integrated Territorial Investments in Poland

    • Co-Creation of Public Services in the European Union. Concepts Approaches and Practice

  • Waldemar Wojtasik

    • Congruent Representation: Election Cycle in Poland 2009-2011

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  • Katarzyna Zalas-Kamińska

    • Report of the 5th Congress of Political Science

  • Łukasz Zamęcki

    • Unintentional Democratic Backsliders. “Evil Always Wins Through the Strength of its Splendid Dupes”

  • Przemysław Zawada

    • Diplomatic Crisis Between Poland and Israel in Right-Wing Dailies

  • Marcelina Zielińska

    • The Policy of Supporting Students with Disabilities At Higher Education Institutions in Poland — The Example of the University of Wrocław University and Wrocław University of Technology

  • Gregor Zons

    • The AfD as a ‚Leaderless’ Right-Wing Populist Party. How the Leadership-Structure Dilemma Left an Imprint on the Party’s Leadership

  • Aleksandra Zubrzycka-Czarnecka

    • Discourse Construction by Non-Government Actors in Urban Regeneration Governance

  • Przemysław Żukiewicz

    • Administration of Urban Public Transport in the Largest Polish Cities