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Michał Radecki

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Book Review: Susan E Scarrow, Beyond Party Members: Changing Approaches to Partisan Mobilization

2016

MobilizationSociology and Political SciencePolitical sciencePolitical economyPolitical Science and International RelationsPublic administrationPolitical Studies Review
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The reasons why the leaders of political parties are replaced. The Polish case

2015

Artykuł podejmuje kwestię przyczyn zmian przywódców w polskich partiach politycznych. Pod uwagę wzięto dwa główne czynniki, które – zgodnie z przyjętymi w środowisku naukowym poglądami – w sposób decydujący warunkują czas trwania na stanowisku. Po pierwsze, przeprowadzono analizę formalnych procedur związanych z odwoływaniem liderów partii politycznych zawartych w statutach partyjnych. Po drugie, przedstawiono wpływ wyniku wyborczego (uzyskane głosy i fakt zawiązania bądź nie koalicji gabinetowej) na zdolność liderów do utrzymania się na stanowisku. Analiza objęła partie polityczne, które uzyskały mandaty w wyborach do Sejmu przeprowadzonychw2011 r., a więc Prawo i Sprawiedliwość, Platformę…

wyboryleadershippolitical partiesCentral and Eastern EuropeEuropa Środkowo-WschodniaelectionsPolandGeneral Medicineprzywództwopartie politycznePolskaPrzegląd Politologiczny
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Party leadership in Poland in comparative perspective

2016

The aim of this paper is to analyse leadership in Polish political parties in comparative perspective. In the further parts of this paper, the methods of leader selections, their competitiveness, as well as reasons for their stepping down are discussed. Similarly to the western political parties, the Polish ones have been changing their methods of leadership selection. So far each time it has consisted in a formal increase in the inclusiveness of the selection. The reasons for transferring the rights relating to the leadership selection to party members were brought closer to the premises typical for Westminster democracies rather than the consensual ones. The analysis of the Polish case sh…

PoliticsPrimary electionPolitical scienceSelection (linguistics)General MedicinePublic administrationComparative perspectiveAnnales Universitatis Mariae Curie-Skłodowska, sectio K – Politologia
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Objective and Subjective Party Leadership Selection: Regulations, Activists and Voters in Poland

2015

Over the last two decades, an increasing number of political parties have gradually formalized the influence of members in the process of leadership selection. This evolution has determined two partly contrasting behaviors in the new democracies of Eastern Europe: inclusive decision-making was formally mentioned but empirical evidence indicates implementation problems. Consequently, it remains an empirical question to what extent the East European political parties apply the formal provisions of inclusiveness when selecting their leaders. In order to provide an answer, this article compares the statutes and election regulations of four Polish parties with opinions of party members and voter…

Sociology and Political SciencePublic administrationIndividual levelStatutePoliticsPrimary electionOrder (exchange)Political sciencePolitical Science and International RelationsEconomicsSelection (linguistics)National levelQualitative content analysisEmpirical evidenceSSRN Electronic Journal
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