Roxana Marin

The Role of Local Political Elites in East Central Europe

A Descriptive Inquiry into Local Leadership in Six Transitional Democracies of the Region

• Broschiertes Buch

Produktbeschreibung

Wie beeinflussen Eliten weiterhin die Entwicklung von Kommunen in postsowjetischen Ländern Europas? Dieses Buch befasst sich mit der Frage der lokalen Führung in den Ländern Ostmitteleuropas. Genauer gesagt ist es der Versuch, das Profil und die Rolle der lokalen politischen Eliten (Mitglieder der Gemeinderäte) in sechs Städten in sechs Übergangsdemokratien der Region vergleichend zu untersuchen.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Verlag Barbara Budrich
• Artikelnr. des Verlages: 11678
• Seitenzahl: 338
• Erscheinungstermin: 1. April 2021
• Englisch
• Abmessung: 210mm x 148mm x 21mm
• Gewicht: 495g
• ISBN-13: 9783966650311
• Artikelnr.: 60661681

Inhaltsangabe

Introduction. Theoretical assessments on political elites

Brief Literature Review on the Territory of Local Leadership

Brief Digression on the National Elites in East-Central Europe: Elites

Effectuating ChangeMethodology: the Scope, the Questions, the Sampling and the Sampling Methods

The Local (Municipal) Council: General Presentation

a. Theoretical overview on local government systems

b. Local Councils in Romania

c. Municipal Councils in the Czech Republic

d. Municipal Councils in Poland

e. Bodies of Representatives in Hungary

f. Municipal Councils in the Slovak Republic

g. Local Councils in Bulgaria

The main functions of the Local/ Municipal Council: Organizational Chart and Budget in Tecuci, Ceská Lípa, Olesnica, Gyula, Targovishte, and Levice. The Committees of the Local/ Municipal Council

a. Organizational chart of the local administration of the municipality

b. The Committees of the Local/ Municipal Council

c. The adoption of the local budget

Social Biography of the members of the Local/ Municipal Councils in Tecuci, Ceská Lípa, Olesnica, Gyula, Targovishte, and Levice

How "elitist" is the local political elite in Tecuci, Ceská Lípa, Olesnica, Gyula, Targovishte, and Levice?

Patterns of Recruitment

Interactions with other groups and institutions. Networks of interactions
Values embraced by the local political elite

Priorities of the local political eliteRepresentativeness of the Local/ Municipal Council

a. Nationality

b. Gender

c. Educational level

d. Age

e. Religion

f. Matrimonial status

g. Place of birth

The paradigmatic case of Poland: Local Political Elite in Olesnica: recruitment, priorities, values, socio-economic outlook (A comparison to the local political elites in Tecuci and Ceská Lípa)

Concluding Remarks

Explanatory trajectories: the "legacy of the ancien régime"

Explanatory trajectories: the level of administrative decentralization

Practical exercise: Explaining interactions and priorities of the local political elites by the two variables

Limitations and contingencies of the research

An attempted typology of local political elites in ECEAnnexes

References
A Typology of Local Political Elites in East-Central Europe

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Introduction. Theoretical assessments on political elites <br /><br>Brief Literature Review on the Territory of Local Leadership <br /><br>Brief Digression on the National Elites in East-Central Europe: Elites <br /><br>Effectuating Change Methodology: the Scope, the Questions, the Sampling and the Sampling Methods <br /><br>The Local (Municipal) Council: General Presentation <br /><br>a. Theoretical overview on local government systems <br /><br>b. Local Councils in Romania <br /><br>c. Municipal Councils in the Czech Republic <br /><br>d. Municipal Councils in Poland <br /><br>e. Bodies of Representatives in Hungary <br /><br>f. Municipal Councils in the Slovak Republic <br /><br>g. Local Councils in Bulgaria <br /><br>The main functions of the Local/ Municipal Council: Organizational Chart and Budget in Tecuci, Česká Lípa, Oleśnica, Gyula, Targovishte, and Levice. The Committees of the Local/ Municipal Council <br /><br>a. Organizational chart of the local administration of the municipality <br /><br>b. The Committees of the Local/ Municipal Council <br /><br>c. The adoption of the local budget <br /><br>Social Biography of the members of the Local/ Municipal Councils in Tecuci, Česká Lípa, Oleśnica, Gyula, Targovishte, and Levice <br /><br>How "elitist" is the local political elite in Tecuci, Česká Lípa, Oleśnica, Gyula, Targovishte, and Levice? <br /><br>Patterns of Recruitment <br /><br>Interactions with other groups and institutions. Networks of interactions<br>Values embraced by the local political elite <br /><br>Priorities of the local political elite Representativeness of the Local/ Municipal Council <br /><br>a. Nationality <br /><br>b. Gender <br /><br>c. Educational level <br /><br>d. Age <br /><br>e. Religion <br /><br>f. Matrimonial status <br /><br>g. Place of birth <br /><br>The paradigmatic case of Poland: Local Political Elite in Oleśnica: recruitment, priorities, values, socio-economic outlook (A comparison to the local political elites in Tecuci and Česká Lípa) <br /><br>Concluding Remarks <br /><br>Explanatory trajectories: the "legacy of the ancien régime" <br /><br>Explanatory trajectories: the level of administrative decentralization <br /><br>Practical exercise: Explaining interactions and priorities of the local political elites by the two variables <br /><br>Limitations and contingencies of the research <br /><br>An attempted typology of local political elites in ECE Annexes <br /><br>References<br>A Typology of Local Political Elites in East-Central Europe <br>