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Być zielonym na Wschodzie: sukces i wpływ partii Zielonych w krajach postsocjalistycznych
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This article examines the presence and activities of Green parties in governments of Central and Eastern Europe. In recent years, many ecologist parties and movements gained considerable electoral and general political success, especially in developed democracies of Western Europe. However, their ideological counterparts in new democracies tend to remain out of power and often out of parliament, albeit with a few notable exceptions. In this study, success of the Greens in CEE is operationalised through their impact on public spending and direct investments allocated to environmental protection. The hypothesis regarding the Greens' impact on spending is tested within the regression models, along with other potential predictors of government expenditure. The research results demonstrate a low significance of Greens in government participation and also their impact on budgetary allocation, contributing to the debate about the Green politics' position in the context of social and political cleavages in post-socialist societies.(original abstract)
Niniejszy artykuł analizuje obecność i osiągnięcia partii Zielonych w gabinetach rządowych Europy Środkowo-Wschodniej. W ostatnich latach wiele partii i ruchów ekologicznych odniosło znaczne sukcesy wyborcze czy ogólnie polityczne, zwłaszcza w rozwiniętych demokracjach Europy Zachodniej. Jednak ich ideologiczne odpowiedniki w nowych demokracjach mają tendencję do pozostawania poza sferą władzy i często poza parlamentem, choć z kilkoma godnymi uwagi wyjątkami. W niniejszym badaniu sukces Zielonych w Europie Środkowo-Wschodniej jest operacjonalizowany poprzez ich wpływ na wydatki publiczne i inwestycje przeznaczone na ochronę środowiska. Hipoteza dotycząca wpływu Zielonych na wydatki jest testowana w modelach regresji, wraz z innymi potencjalnymi predykatorami wydatków rządowych. Wyniki wskazują na niskie znaczenie Zielonych, jeśli chodzi o udział w rządach, a także o wpływ na alokację budżetową, co pogłębia debatę na temat pozycji "zielonej" polityki w kontekście społecznych i politycznych podziałów w społeczeństwach post-socjalistycznych.(abstrakt oryginalny)
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- Institute for Political Studies (Serbia)
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