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Parliamentary Time as a Medium of Politics

2018

The chapter deals with parliamentary time that underlies all the other aspects as a temporal ‘subtext’ of parliamentary politics. The temporal aspect is built into the parliamentary procedures, debates, regimes and actors. It is not only a play in time but also a play with time. The parliamentary debate requires sufficient time but at the same time recognising that parliamentary time is always scarce, and a fair distribution of it between both items and members is necessary. Parliamentary politics shows therefore an extraordinary sensitivity for time. Parliamentary time is based on multiple rounds of debate as well as on a time order of parliamentary moves of different types. When used in p…

PoliticsOrder (exchange)Fair distributionPolitical scienceSufficient timeKairosLaw and economics
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Foreign Direct Investments and Economic Growth in Central and Eastern Europe: A Panel-Based Analysis

2018

One of the most discussed issues related to foreign direct investments (FDI) refers to the impact they have on the economic and social welfare of a country. Moreover, if these effects are positive, the question is to what extent and by what instruments they can be enhanced by host country governments. In recent decades, the general political opinion on FDI changed, as they are rather understood as generating competitiveness and growth for host countries and less in terms of their negative effects on the economy. Our paper investigates the relationship between FDI flows and economic growth in countries from Central and Eastern Europe that are also EU members using the panel methodology and i…

PoliticsPanel analysisHost countryCapital (economics)EconomicsSocial WelfareForeign direct investmentInternational economics
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Introduction: The Rhetoric of Parliamentary Debate

2016

Haapala introduces a rhetorical approach to studying parliamentary debate. Focusing on the debating practices of the Oxford and Cambridge Unions, the chapter suggests that an extraordinary relationship was formed between debate and parliamentary procedure in the Unions and the mid nineteenth-century House of Commons. As well as drawing attention to the relevance of procedure and rules of debate in the history of the British Parliament, Haapala discusses approaches previously used to make sense of parliamentary discourse and debate. The chapter also illustrates the adoption of parliamentary procedure in the Unions and highlights them as an important historical source for understanding politi…

PoliticsParliamentHouse of CommonsLawmedia_common.quotation_subjectPolitical scienceRhetoricRhetorical questionParliamentary procedureRelevance (law)media_common
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Parliamentary Politics as an Activity

2018

In this book, Kari Palonen undertakes a thought experiment to spell out key principles of the parliamentary ideal type of politics. Max Weber offers him the main intellectual inspiration, Westminster parliament provides the main historical reference and the author’s studies on parliamentary procedure and rhetoric provide the background. Parliamentary acting and thinking offers us the best example of politics as contingent and controversial activity. In parliament, the pro et contra debate on the motions and the dissensus between perspectives of judging as well as playing in time and with time are built into the institution itself. In this sense, parliamentary politics is more than parliamen…

PoliticsParliamentPolitical sciencemedia_common.quotation_subjectRhetoricInstitutionRhetorical questionParliamentary procedureSpellIdeal typeLaw and economicsmedia_common
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Politics of Parliamentary Government

2018

The chapter takes up the powers of the parliamentary government, its historical formation in Westminster and the parliamentary control of administration by rhetorical means. The parliamentary polity includes the various power struggles both in parliament and of parliament with government and administration of a polity. The vote of no confidence and a wider repertoire of tools for parliamentary control and oversight of both government and the bureaucracy around it will be discussed. This aspect illustrates the relevance of procedure and rhetoric as inherent to the parliamentary type of government. Reducing parliamentarism to the government vs. opposition divide tends to alter the rhetorical …

PoliticsParliamentmedia_common.quotation_subjectPolitical scienceOpposition (politics)Motion of no confidenceBureaucracyPolityPublic administrationAcclamationmedia_commonEpideictic
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Organizacja i przebieg Narodowego Plebiscytu Pokoju w województwie opolskim

2018

The National Plebiscite for Peace took place in Poland between 17 and 22 May 1951 under the auspices of the Polish Committee of the Defenders of Peace. The campaign aimed to gather signatures under the Berlin Appeal announced by the World Peace Council as regards signing the Peace Treaty between five world powers. Voting was preceded by an intensive propaganda campaign in defence of peace and condemning “warmongers”. In Opole Voivodeship, analogically to the whole country, numerous peace committees came into existence before the plebiscite. A group of about 40,000 activists were recruited. Many gatherings, mass meetings and demonstrations were organized. Propaganda was conducted by means of…

PoliticsPeace treatyGovernmentPolitical scienceLawVotingmedia_common.quotation_subjectAppealPharmaceutical ScienceSocial acceptancemedia_commonRocznik Ziem Zachodnich
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La representación social de la violencia de género en la prensa generalista escrita: El País, El Mundo y ABC (2000-2015)

2019

España, desde 2004, con la generación del marco regulatorio recogido en la Ley Orgánica 1/2004 de Medidas de Protección Integral contra la Violencia de Género, busca castigar, prevenir y erradicar la violencia de género, así como ayudar a las víctimas de dicha violencia. Esta ley formaliza el concepto de violencia de género e insta a la sensibilización y, en concreto, a los medios de comunicación como agentes socializadores secundarios a formar parte de los principales mecanismos de prevención al respecto. Por lo anterior, el objetivo del presente estudio fue analizar la evolución que ha tenido el tratamiento de la violencia de género en la prensa generalista española, específicamente en lo…

PoliticsPhenomenonPolitical scienceDomestic violenceLegislatureRepresentation (arts)CriminologyGeneral PsychologySocial relevanceTerminologyNewspaperUniversitas Psychologica
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Otro eufemismo de la verborrea represiva Franquista: La libertad vigilada. Control y supeditación social. Un ejemplo desde el país valenciano

2018

El presente trabajo tiene como objetivo mostrar una modalidad de la represión franquista: la denominada libertad vigilada, o sea la excarcelación de penados antes del cumplimiento de condena. La metodología empleada ha consistido en rastrear el proceso y sus normativas mediante la consulta de fuentes primarias, contrastándolas con la escasa producción historiográfica. Hemos tenido la suerte de encontrar documentación dispersa en archivos menores del país valenciano. Todo ello conlleva que el debate historiográfico no se haya producido a la espera de nuevas aportaciones. El fenómeno de libertad vigilada únicamente se aplicaba a penados por razones políticas. Dada la magnitud de los mismos, s…

PoliticsPhenomenonPolitical sciencelanguageHistoriographyLegislationHumanitiesValencianlanguage.human_languageDerecho Global. Estudios sobre Derecho y Justicia
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Media and Information in Times of Crisis: The Case of the COVID-19 Infodemic

2021

Media play an important role in informing the public about issues on the political agenda, different opinions, and public statements, thereby establishing and bringing forth new spaces of information flow. One of the media’s main roles in democratic societies is to give publicity to central issues on the political and public agenda, especially in times of crisis. Nevertheless, studies have found that, in times of crisis, the public and the media tend to “rally ’round the flag,” leading to significant decreases in their criticality, alongside (almost) unreserved support for nation(al) or region(al) leaders. This paper aims to bridge the gap between both media and communication studies and ge…

PoliticsPolitical agendabusiness.industrymedia_common.quotation_subjectCommunication studiesConceptual modelMainstreamInformation flow (information theory)Public relationsbusinessPublicityDemocracymedia_common
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A Failed Constitutional Experiment: The Monarchical Constitutionalism and the Organic Regulations of 1831-1832

2020

In this paper I intend to give a brief account of the context, causes, structure, aims and dynamic of what I decided to label the Romanian ‘monarchical constitutionalism without octroy’, as a subspecies of the monarchical constitutionalism. After a short account of the geopolitical, political, legal and social contexts specific to the Romanian Principalities at 1830, I shall address the provisions of the ORs against the accepted standards of the monarchical constitutionalism and follow their subsequent developments in the Romanian constitutional and political praxis. My core idea is that the Russians have borrowed from France and imposed the specific constitutional mechanisms of limited mon…

PoliticsPolitical classMonarchyAbsolute monarchyLawPolitical scienceContext (language use)AutocracyConstitutionalismConstitutional monarchy
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