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| First-job educational and skill match : an empirical inve |
Tomaž Deželan |
znanstveni članek |
13.12.2014 23:46 |
 | Tomaž Deželan, Danica Fink-Hafner, Mateja Melink
First-job educational and skill match : an empirical investigation of political science graduates in Slovenia
Purpose: The purpose of this paper is to examine the education-job match of political science graduates from Slovenia, as well as from selected EU countries, in the context of other disciplines. In the frame of contested theoretical approaches, the implications of matching the knowledge that is acquired during education to the skills that are needed on the job are also examined.
Design/methodology/approach: Using the REFlex HEGESCO database, as well as other secondary data, the wider disciplinary and contextual environments are presented. Disciplinary and contextual mapping is followed by binary logistic regression of primary data collected from Slovene political science graduates. Based on the results, the authors determined the validity of certain theoretical premises of human capital, credentialist, and assignment approaches, specifically regarding education-job matching.
Findings: In terms of graduate education-job match, the results indicate that the relevance of the sector of employment relates to educational as well as skill match. The results also indicate that matched candidates utilize the skills acquired during the education process to a greater degree, which adds weight to the assignment theory's presumption. The effect of formal credentials is relevant, because graduates with Bologna degrees, despite having attended programs with virtually identical curricula at the same institution, are significantly less matched when compared to non-Bologna graduates. Accordingly, the effect of the change to the structure of the system of higher education (HE), which is amplified by the period effect of the economic crisis, implies a serious change to graduates’ opportunity structure.
Practical implications: The study should motivate a re-examination of the teleological purpose of the study by professional associations in the state. It should also motivate the adjustment of the study programs to the new conditions graduates face and strengthen the educator-employer relationship to make the latter cognizant about the study programs and the skills of graduates. In addition, the study should provide grounds for a critical discussion about the implications of governmental austerity measures on the public sector.
Originality/value: The paper provides new insights into the early careers of political scientists and social scientists at large. It also offers early evidence on the effect of the Bologna's HE reform and indications about the early career achievements in a crisis-struck post-communist country.
International journal of manpower
/ISSN 0143-7720. [Print ed.], 2014, vol. 35, iss. 4, pp. 553-575. Link.
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| Globalizacija |
Tomaž Deželan |
poglavje v monografiji |
13.12.2014 21:56 |
 | Tomaž Deželan
Globalizacija
Knjižica Osnovni pojmi in dileme državljanske vzgoje predstavlja nekatere izmed osnovnih pojmov s širšega vsebinskega področja državljanske vzgoje. Čeprav je vsak izmed pojmov, ki je predstavljen v knjižici, napisan nepristransko in objektivno, knjižica ne ponuja preprostih odgovorov ali enoznačnih rešitev, temveč skozi analizo osnovnih pojmov in dilem tega vsebinskega področja na novo postavlja nekatera izmed temeljnih vprašanj pri pouku državljanske vzgoje. Kakor potrjujejo številni projekti, strategije in iniciative ter primeri »dobrih« praks, se iskanje enoznačnih odgovorov na posamezne izzive in probleme (kljub povečanemu interesu teoretikov, snovalcev politik in pedagoških delavcev) sooča z vrsto zgrešenih srečanj in zamujenih priložnosti. V izogib retoriki, ki napetosti, izzive in dileme posameznih pojmovanj v veliki meri zaobide, je vsak izmed pojmov predstavljen v vsej svoji kompleksnosti in protislovnosti. Predlagani odgovori na širšem področju državljanske vzgoje postanejo namreč vse prepogosto del problema in ne rešitve.
V: Igor Bijuklič, Mitja Sardoč. Osnovni pojmi in dileme državljanske vzgoje, (Zbirka Civitas). 1. izd.
/Ljubljana: i2, 2014-, pp. 27-31. Link.
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| The relevance of higher education in Slovenia for creatin |
Tomaž Deželan |
poglavje v monografiji |
13.12.2014 21:56 |
 | Tomaž Deželan, Alem Maksuti
The relevance of higher education in Slovenia for creating virtuous citizens and a working democracy : an underexploited source?
Higher Education is a steward of socialization, a facilitator of social mobility, and a provocateur eliciting individuals' and societies' unrealized potential. Graduates of the Academy will become the next generation of those tasked with building, strengthening and maintaining the institutions and ideals underpinning current and aspiring democratic societies. But as globalization continues to blur individual, institutional and national boundaries, there are calls from and to multiple sectors to articulate productive methods for achieving the ideals of democracy and social cohesion. This text is intended to contemplate the conceptual frameworks and policy imperatives facing post-secondary/tertiary sector educational institutions in preparing citizens for meaningful participation in democracies, whether long-standing, young or emerging. The diverse international contributors discuss perspectives on how post-secondary/tertiary sector institutions are implicated in, but not necessarily leading these efforts.
V: Jason A. Laker (ur.). Citizenship, democracy and higher education in Europe, Canada and the USA, (Palgrave studies in global citizenship, education and democracy).
/Basingstoke; New York: Palgrave Macmillan, 2014, str. 147-172. Link.
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| Twitter campaigning in the 2011 national election in Slov |
Tomaž Deželan |
poglavje v monografiji |
13.12.2014 21:56 |
 | Tomaž Deželan, Igor Vobič, Alem Maksuti
Twitter campaigning in the 2011 national election in Slovenia : strategy and application of the Twitter social media outlet in party election campaigns
The chapter examines the Twitter campaigning of parliamentary political parties and their influential members during the 2011 preterm national election campaign. We examine the rationales behind the adoption and appropriation of Twitter in the Slovenian political arena. Content analysis of 4,610 Tweets and conducted interviews with campaign managers of seven lists of candidates allowed us to revisit three perennial hypotheses about political communication on the web: the copycat, revolution and normalisation hypotheses. While the examined parties’ move into the Twittersphere confirmed the copycat hypothesis, their utilisation of the tool revealed mixed evidence for the revolution vs. normalisation dilemma. Party campaigning did show signs of ‘politics as usual’, with political powerhouses taking the lead on Twitter as well. However, it also demonstrated a substantial degree of genuine direct political interaction between politicians and citizens.
V: Bogdan Patrut (ur.), Monica Patrut (ur.). Social media in politics : case studies on the political power of social media, (Public administration and information technology, vol. 13).
/Cham [etc.]: Springer, cop. 2014, pp. 141-163. Link.
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| Capacity of local development planning in Slovenia : stre |
Tomaž Deželan |
znanstveni članek |
13.12.2014 21:35 |
 | Tomaž Deželan, Alem Maksuti, Matjaž Uršič
Capacity of local development planning in Slovenia : strengths and weaknesses of local sustainable development strategies.
Despite being coined by international forums and promoted chiefly by international/supranational organisations and clubs, sustainable development is a concept that in essence rests on and is largely determined by the local level. The local level’s primacy in terms of introducing the principles of sustainability is openly stipulated by Agenda 21, thus providing the impetus for local sustainable development strategies – Local Agenda 21. These community-specific, long-term visions of sustainable co-existence serve as an important strategic tool for overcoming challenges communities may face while maintaining the general idea of the future. As prime standardised artifacts, local sustainable development strategies represent an excellent insight into the capacity of an individual community to achieve a sustainable future and deal with potential challenges. In this paper, we analysed four such visions of a sustainable future for two city and two minor Slovenian municipalities in order to examine their capacity to develop into sustainable communities. By employing George and Kirkpatrick’s (2006) framework for assessing sustainable development strategies, we identified useful and problematic aspects of the documents prepared by the city and town municipalities. The analysis showed that the transition period in Slovenia has left a significant impact on development planning and its consequences have yet to be fully resolved.
Lex localis
/ISSN 1581-5374, 2014, vol. 12, iss. 3, pp. 547-573. Link.
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| The political science professional project in Slovenia : |
Danica Fink-Hafner |
znanstveni članek |
13.12.2014 21:34 |
 | Danica Fink-Hafner, Tomaž Deželan
The political science professional project in Slovenia : from communist monism, democratisation and Europeanisation to the financial crisis.
In this article, we assess the effects of democratic transition, the introduction of a capitalist economy, the creation of a newly independent state and international economic and political integrations on the employment potential of political science graduates. While we particularly focus on Slovenia, we will also consider the broader challenges faced by many professions across Europe. The empirical study is based on a series of tracer surveys carried out since 1969, as well as an analysis of political science programme curricula, enrolment and graduation statistics and official data on employability. The statistical and survey data is supplemented by stakeholders' views. Our main finding is that, paradoxically, under socialism, the pressures on political science supported internal professional integration so that the profession was better able to adapt to the initial democratisation than to market-induced domestic changes and the challenges of global competitiveness (including the Bologna HE reform). The recent international financial and economic crisis has only reinforced these challenges.
Društvena istraživanja
/ISSN 1330-0288, 2014, god. 23, br. 1, pp. 133-153. Link.
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| The potentials of normative sustainability : an analysis |
Tomaž Deželan |
znanstveni članek |
13.12.2014 21:34 |
 | Tomaž Deželan, Alem Maksuti, Uršič Matjaž
The potentials of normative sustainability : an analysis of sustainable development strategies on global, supranational and national levels
The paper discusses the degree of normative sustainability achieved by selected regimes according to their sustainable development strategies. Focussing on Agenda 21, the Mediterranean Strategy of Sustainable Development, the European Union’s renewed Sustainable Development Strategy and Slovenia’s Development Strategy, the paper draws on Becker et al.’s cross-disciplinary concept of sustainability and the operationalization of normative sustainability. On the basis of the analysis of objectives and rationales behind the investigated strategies as well as examination of the general context, the paper puts forward the differences between the examined regimes and explores the possible factors inducing them. The paper concludes with a general observation that the analysed regimes reflect a fair degree of normative sustainability.
European quarterly on political attitudes and mentalities
/ISSN 2285-4916, Apr. 2014, vol. 3, iss. 2, pp. 34-49.
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| Towards our common future : comparative assessment of the |
Tomaž Deželan |
znanstveni članek |
13.12.2014 21:34 |
 | Tomaž Deželan, Alem Maksuti
Towards our common future : comparative assessment of the sustainable development strategies of the European Union, the Mediterranean and Slovenia.
This paper assesses three sustainable de- velopment strategies – the European Union’s Sustainable Development Strategy in its revised version, the Mediterranean Strategy for Sustain- able Development and Slovenia’s Development Strategy – according to the level of sustainability these strategies provide. Deriving from three di- verse sustainable development regimes, select- ed strategies are scrutinised for the presence of the five general principles of effective sustainable development strategies promoted by the United Nations and the Organization for Economic Co- operation and Development. Building on George and Kirkpatrick’s (2006) framework for analysis, we concentrate on principles of strategic planning and sustainable development, and a coordinated set of measures to ensure their implementation. The results reveal that the major differences be- tween the assessed strategies are present in the sophistication of the theoretical bases and the integration of three main pillars of sustainable development (i.e. environmental, economic and social). In general, the assessed strategies re- flect a high degree of inclusiveness of a variety of interests. However, there is a common weak- ness among them in terms of implementation, be it in the provision of adequate resources, the guarantee of adequate implementing capacity of the institutions designated for implementation or the precise definition of the institutional frame- work responsible for the implementation of the strategy.
Transylvanian review of administrative sciences
/ISSN 1842-2845, 2014, no. 43 E, pp. 103-121. Link.
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| Državljan v razmerju do države : ureditve in razprave s |
Tomaž Deželan |
znanstvena monografija |
13.12.2014 21:16 |
 | Tomaž Deželan
Državljan v razmerju do države : ureditve in razprave skozi čas
Monografija obravnava položaj državljana v različnih državljanskih sistemih ter skuša ovrednotiti poglavitne teoretske tradicije državljanstva. Posledično je delo razdeljeno na dva zaokrožena vsebinska sklopa. Prvi se posveča ureditvam državljanstva in razpravam o njem skozi zgodovino; od začetkov v antičnih konceptih državljanstva, prek srednjeveške oživitve, do novoveške renesanse državljanstva. Pri tem so še posebej poudarjene ureditev in dediščina atenske republike, antičnega Rima v dobi republike ter obuditev državljanstva pri renesančnih avtorjih. V drugem sklopu so postavljene v ospredje poglavitne relevantne tradicije razprav o državljanstvu, ki zajemajo ključna razmišljanja kot tudi temeljne smeri dognanj na tem področju. Ob tem je posebna pozornost namenjena liberalni, državljansko-republikanski in kozmopolitski tradiciji. Hkrati se delo spopada tudi s preseganjem tradicionalnega razumevanja državljanstva, predvsem v primeru državljanstva Evropske unije, ki vse bolj determinira doživljanje politične skupnosti Evropejcev. Delo je sklenjeno s kratkim sintetičnim pregledom državljanskih ureditev in razprav ter kritično obravnavo ideje o mnogovrstnem državljanstvu.
Ljubljana: Fakulteta za družbene vede, Založba FDV
/2014. 220 str., ilustr. ISBN 978-961-235-656-9. Link.
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| Europeanisation as a Factor of National Interest Group Po |
Danica Fink-Hafner |
znanstveni članek |
05.06.2014 14:04 |
 | Danica Fink-Hafner, Mitja Hafner-Fink, Meta Novak
Europeanisation as a Factor of National Interest Group Political-Cultural Change The Case of Interest Groups in Slovenia
Based on a social constructivist framing, this article seeks to address the gap in the literature on the impact of Europeanisation on the national interest group political culture in general and in the post-communist context in particular. The impacts of Europeanisation on interest group domestic policy behaviour, in terms of national interest groups networking with their European counterparts, their contacts with EU-level decision makers, and their access to EU funds, are tested based on the panel surveys that were conducted in 1996 and 2012 of the most influential interest groups in eleven policy fields in Slovenia. Our key findings are that Europeanisation does support changes in the national interest group political culture in the direction of a more pro-active approach in influencing national policy processes. However, Europeanisation explains only a small portion of the variability among the domestic policy behaviour of interest groups.
/East European politics and societies, ISSN 0888-3254, 2014. Link.
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| Levelling the playing field: Monitoring Croatian policies |
Tomaž Deželan |
znanstvena monografija |
26.03.2014 10:35 |
 | Tomaž Deželan, Jasminka Pešut, Zorica-Iva Siročić, Danica Fink Hafner, Leda Sutlović, Alenka Krašovec, Snježana Vasiljević and Adis Velić
Levelling the playing field: Monitoring Croatian policies to promote gender equality in politics
The objective of this book is to contribute to an increase in the knowledge of the concepts, forms and consequences of discrimination in Croatian society (with an emphasis on gender and ethnic-based discrimination) as well as legal and institutional frameworks for its combating among citizens, women's NGOs and ethnic minority NGOs and politicians. It represents the research efforts of the ‘AD ACTE – Anti-Discrimination Actions Towards the Equality of Women and Men’ project and strives to monitor the implementation of already-enacted national anti-discrimination policies, to assess their effectiveness and to propose new benchmarking models. The monitoring focuses on the anti-discrimination policies in the field of female political participation (including ethnic minority groups). On the basis of the data acquired and the analysis performed, the book argues that the measures adopted in Croatia to promote the balanced representation of women and men have failed to produce any significant improvements.
Ljubljana: Založba FDV. Link.
/ (Book series Javne politike, 5). Ljubljana: Faculty of Social Sciences; Zagreb: Centar za ženske studije, 2013. X, 153 str., ilustr. ISBN 978-961-235-657-6.
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| Razkorak v opredeljevanju na anketna vprašanja |
Meta Novak |
znanstveni članek |
04.01.2014 19:36 |
 | Meta Novak
Razkorak v opredeljevanju na anketna vprašanja
Hipoteza razkoraka v znanju predpostavlja, da se v obdobju povečanih medijskih sporočil razkorak v znanju med informacijsko bogatimi in informacijsko revnimi povečuje. Razkorak se ne pojavlja samo v znanju, ampak se odraža tudi v deležu opre-deljenih anketirancev na anketna vprašanja. Na podlagi podatkov, zbranih v okviru evropske družboslovne raziskave 2010, smo skušali model pojasnjevanja razkoraka v znanju aplicirati na razkorak v opredeljevanju na politična in aktualna mnenjska vprašanja v anketi. Čeprav se model ni potrdil zelo močno, se je izkazal kot uporaben tudi pri pojasnjevanju stopnje opredeljevanja na anketna vprašanja tako za vzorec raziskave (27 evropskih držav) kot za primer Slovenije. V primeru Slovenije razkorak v znanju v večji moči pojasnjujeta politični interes in izobrazba kot pa uporaba medijskih sporočil.
Družboslovne razprave, Vol. XXIX - 2013, številka 74, strani 67-87. Povezava.
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| Post-Accession Politicization of National EU Policy Coord |
Danica Fink Hafner |
znanstveni članek |
19.08.2013 20:54 |
 | Danica Fink Hafner, POST-ACCESSION POLITICIZATION OF NATIONAL EU POLICY COORDINATION: THE CASE OF SLOVENIA
Post-Accession Politicization of National EU Policy Coordination: The Case of Slovenia
This article focuses on how domestic and EU-level political factors affect the functional aspect of the national coordination of EU affairs. Due to the idiosyncrasies of the post-communist countries which have joined the EU since 2004, an analysis of dynamic changes in the national systems of coordination needs to focus on three factors: (a) functional pressures from the EU; (b) the consolidation of the national party system; and (c) existing traditions of politico-administrative relations. The international economic and financial crisis is considered as a fourth factor that has affected the first three factors through the increase in the EU's 'informal intergovernmentalism', which adds to the politicization of EU matters. The Slovenian case points to an increased, though selective, politicization of EU business due to both national- and EU-level factors.
Wiley, Public Administration, 2013. Link.
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| Money, organization and the state: The partial cartelizat |
Alenka Krašovec |
znanstveni članek |
19.08.2013 20:54 |
 | Alenka Krašovec, Tim Haughton
Money, organization and the state: The partial cartelization of party politics in Slovenia
A detailed analysis of party organization, party funding and voting behaviour in parliament in Slovenia indicates a partial cartelization of Slovene party politics. In line with the cartel thesis, parties in Slovenia are heavily dependent on the state for their finances and there is evidence that parties have used the resources of the state to limit competition. Nonetheless, there is much less evidence of cartelization in terms of party organization indicating more cartelization in the party system as a whole than within individual parties.
Elsevier.
/Communist and post-communist studies, 2011, vol. 44, no. 3, pp. 199-209.
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| Dvajset let slovenske države |
Janko Prunk |
znanstvena monografija |
29.04.2013 10:51 |
 | Janko Prunk, Tomaž Deželan (ur.)
Dvajset let slovenske države
Založba Aristej ter Center za politološke raziskave Fakultete za
družbene vede Univerze v Ljubljani predstavljata knjigo Dvajset let slovenske države, v kateri so združili moči nekateri slovenski humanisti in družboslovci, da bi v
kulturnozgodovinskem kontekstu opozorili na ključne dosežke, težave in trende v delovanju slovenske države, upoštevajoč pri tem tudi izkušnje, ki smo jih Slovenci že imeli pred razglasitvijo neodvisnosti. Štirinajst avtoric in avtorjev prinaša nova spoznanja in ocene o antropološkem, političnem in gospodarskem razvoju, o socialni državi, ustavnosti, parlamentarizmu, zunanji politiki, odnosih z Evropsko unijo, sodstvu, vzgoji in izobraževanju, javni upravi, političnih strankah ter o državljanstvu in položaju državljanov.
Založba Aristej, Maribor. Povezava na galerijo s predstavitve knjige.
/Povezava na spletno stran založbe.
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| In the name of the Nation or/and Europe? Determinants of |
Tomaž Deželan |
znanstvena monografija |
09.04.2013 19:29 |
 | Tomaž Deželan
In the name of the Nation or/and Europe? Determinants of the Slovenian citizenship
The first comprehensive examination of the citizenship regimes of the new states that emerged out of the break up of Yugoslavia.
Jo Shaw and Igor Stiks (eds.), 'Citizenship after Yugoslavia', published by Routledge. Link to publisher.
/Citizsh. stud., Jun. 2012, vol. 16, no. 3/4, str. 413-429.
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| Slovenian election posters as a medium of political commu |
Tomaž Deželan |
znanstveni članek |
12.11.2012 10:26 |
 | Tomaž Deželan, Alem Maksuti
Slovenian election posters as a medium of political communication: An informative or persuasive campaign tool?
Election posters are a visual means of communicating political messages to a large audience, and they are an important print medium for political communication that is directly controlled by political actors. Posters have played a large role in election campaigns for the past two centuries, and as a result, this trend continues in many countries today. The legacy of socialism and the rule of the Communist Party made posters even more important in Slovenia, due to the medium’s significant function in the propaganda machinery. By employing the informative-persuasive framework, we analysed the nature of electoral competition in Slovenian poster campaigning as well as the extent of its (dis)continuity with posters from the period of communist monism. Based on the content analysis of posters from the communist and non-communist periods, we observed that Slovenian posters in the post-1991 democratic era reflect patterns of poster campaigning characteristic of liberal democracies and demonstrate a clear break with posters from the communist regime. Those patterns confirm the general assumption that dominant political actors employ more persuasive poster campaigning, while the less established devote more attention to informative activities.
Melbourne: Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology (RMIT).
/Communication, Politics & Culture , Vol. 45, pp. 140-159. Link.
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| National law, domestic governance and global policy: a ca |
Simona Kustec Lipicer |
znanstveni članek |
16.08.2012 09:18 |
 | Simona Kustec Lipicer, David McArdle
National law, domestic governance and global policy: a case study of anti-doping policy in Slovenia
This article examines the impact of global anti-doping initiatives on national sport policies and the role of wider national political and legal frameworks in facilitating compliance with them. The role of these frameworks in respect of ‘top-down’ sports policy scenarios – where sovereign states, sports organizations and individual actors respond to the policy obligations placed upon them by virtue of their acceding to international initiatives such as the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) Code or the UNESCO Anti-Doping Convention – is considered by reference to the ongoing development of anti-doping policy within the Republic of Slovenia. This article identifies various patterns of policy change which have occurred in the national context as a consequence of global policy initiatives and thus examines the relationship between a sovereign state's particular response to global policies, the ostensibly binding nature of those policies and the role of national law in the relationship between them.
Taylor & Francis.
/International Journal of Sport Policy and Politics, Forthcoming Special Issue. Link/povezava.
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| In the name of the nation or/and Europe? Determinants of |
Tomaž Deželan |
znanstveni članek |
16.08.2012 09:01 |
 | Tomaž Deželan
In the name of the nation or/and Europe? Determinants of the Slovenian citizenship regime
Slovenia has been widely portrayed as a ‘success story’ of the transition to modern liberal democracy. This paper attempts to revise that somewhat distorted image by explaining how different political visions, and their clashes and coalitions over two decades of independent statehood, influenced the Slovenian citizenship regime, which is rife with undemocratic practices. Drawing on the ‘nationalizing state’ approach, the paper illuminates two dominant political agendas: the nationalizing state agenda and the Europeanizing state agenda. However, both agendas are frequently intertwined and provide legitimacy to political actors across the ideological spectrum depending on the circumstances. These circumstances are external or internal to the political system and determine the relevance of either of the two agendas. As such, they also play an important role in shaping the outcome of the political bargaining that has left its mark on the Slovenian citizenship regime. The periods of consensus between political elites regarding the overarching goals of national independence and accession to the European Union were accompanied by external pressures to introduce liberal democratic principles. Consequently, these facilitated the civic agenda. On the other hand, the absence of international pressures, in combination with internal factors, allowed serious malpractice in the field. Nevertheless, citizenship has proved to be an extremely important aspect of both agendas.
Taylor & Francis.
/ Citizenship Studies, 16(3-4), p. 413–429. Povezava/Link.
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| The Political Instrumentalisation of Policy Analysis |
Danica Fink Hafner |
znanstveni članek |
13.06.2012 08:45 |
 | Danica Fink Hafner
The Political Instrumentalisation of Policy Analysis
In the early stage, Lasswellian policy analysis was overtly value-oriented, stressing that the goal of policy analysis and policy analysts should be to improve the state of human wellbeing, democracy, the rule of law, human rights, the respect for human dignity and individual choice. However, policy analysis has since evolved in many directions. One of them is the instrumentalisation of policy analysis in its broader transnational social and political contexts. This paper will focus on the role of policy analysis in the latest wave of democratisation and the introduction of capitalist economics to post-communist countries, especially those involved in the European integration process.
Politička misao.
/Polit. misao, 2011, god. 48, br. 5, str. 25-39. Full text is available on the following link.
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| Volilni programi in stališča |
Simona Kustec Lipicer |
znanstvena monografija |
24.04.2012 12:08 |
 | Simona Kustec Lipicer, Samo Kropivnik, Tomaž Deželan, Alem Maksuti
Volilni programi in stališča
Knjiga se ukvarja s preučevanjem lastnosti in vlog volilnih programov. Pri tem je poseben poudarek namenjen poznavanju stališč po posameznih področjih javnih politik v njih. Volilni programi so razumljeni kot pomemben, na racionalnosti oprt sestavni del vsakega demokratičnega volilnega cikla in tudi delovanja politične stranke. V knjigi je podana prva celovita analiza vsebin volilnih programov, pripravljenih za namene nacionalnih parlamentarnih volitev v Sloveniji od osamosvojitve dalje in v mednarodni perspektivi.
Ljubljana: Založba Fakultete za družbene vede, zbirka Politika.
/2011. 181 str., ilustr. ISBN 978-961-235-564-7.
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| The Reception of the Open Method of Coordination in Slove |
Damjan Lajh |
znanstvena monografija |
24.04.2012 12:07 |
 | Damjan Lajh, Urška Štremfel
The Reception of the Open Method of Coordination in Slovenia
The main aim of the book is to study the reception of the OMC in Slovenia. There are two ways that the reception of the OMC and the ability to exploit the various dimensions of its potential are important: firstly, in order to achieve the quantitative goals of the Lisbon Strategy; and secondly, the qualitative goals, for example including the greater convergence of different policy fields and a greater degree of democratic governance in the EU. The OMC's potential in the area of employment and education policies reveals a considerable capacity for strengthening horizontal and hierarchical interactions and for achieving the future convergence of decisions and actions. In the book we apply theoretical arguments concerning the implementation of public policies, soft modes of governance, Europeanization processes and policy learning, as well as the opinions of those actors dealing with the OMC in employment and education at both the national and EU levels.
Ljubljana: Fakulteta za družbene vede.
/2011. 179 str., graf. prikazi, tabele. ISBN 978-961-235-555-5.
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| Vrednovanje javnih politika |
Simona Kustec Lipicer |
drugo |
28.03.2012 07:28 |
 | Simona Kustec Lipicer
Vrednovanje javnih politika
Knjiga slovenske politologinje Simone Kustec Lipicer iscrpno obrađuje problem vrednovanja javnih politika u skladu sa standardnim pristupima proučavanju kakvo se prakticira u svijetu. Temeljit prikaz te aktualne problematike dragocjen je iz više razloga. U sklopu reformi u području javnih politika u procesu europeizacije ovakvo je djelo važno za procjenu brojnih nacionalnih strategija, primjene europskih politika, ali i za vrednovanje politika na lokalnoj i regionalnoj razini.
Zagreb: Disput.
/Prevajalec Davor Gjenero; 2012 /200 str./ISBN 978-953-260-159-6.
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