Institutional aspects
Transformation in the context of structural and institutional aspects. (room 1.22) 4th March
PART 1 (10.15 – 12.15)
- AnastasiaKrasnosilska, Experiences of Central and Eastern European countries in institutional engineering and some conclusions on democratic consolidation
- Oleksandr Demyanchuk, Institutional isomorphism and politics in Ukraine
- Nevena Vlaykova, Black swans of democracy
- Arolda Elbasani, Involvement of Former Communist Parties and the Pursuit of Transitional Justice: Comparing Albania and Poland
PART 2 (12.30-14.00)
- Adele Pearson, Post soviet constitutions (How Post-Soviet Constitutions are Shaping Eastern Europe: The Cases of Belarus, Moldova and Ukraine)
- Katarzyna Guziak, Const regimes (The Transformation of the Constitutional Regimes in the Postcomunistic Countries from the perspective of economical analysis of constitutional law)
- Irina Ionescu, 1 Parliament, 2 Constitutions, 21 years: is it time for new game rules?
- Aleksandra Szczerba, The implication of the Constitution of the I Czechoslovak Republic for the shape of the constitutional order of the Czech Republic
PART 3 (15.30 – 17.00)
- Adam Jarosz, Transformation of the municipal political scenes in Poland and Eastern Germany on the example of Toruń and Rostock
- Daniel Brett, Coming in from the cold? The transformation of parties and rural politic
- Zdeněk Kříž, Institutional aspects of Czech military transformation
- Dobromir Botev, In the Twilight of the Agents- Bulgarian Secret Police after 1989
- Georgiana-Virginia Bonea, Evolution of the Romanian social policies to prevent and combat domestic violence after the events of 1989