Populist Governance in Regional and Local Governments

PANO, Esther, Lluís MEDIR, Jaume MADRE, Vlastimil HAVLÍK, Gábor DOBOS, Marinella BELLUATI, Giuliano BOBBA, Franca RONCAROLO, Antonella SEDDONE and Osman SAHIN. Populist Governance in Regional and Local Governments. Budapest: Neuveden, 2021, 82 pp.

Basic information

Original name

Populist Governance in Regional and Local Governments

Name in Czech

Populistické vládnutí na regionální a lokální úrovni

Authors

PANO, Esther (724 Spain), Lluís MEDIR (724 Spain), Jaume MADRE (724 Spain), Vlastimil HAVLÍK (203 Czech Republic, guarantor, belonging to the institution), Gábor DOBOS (348 Hungary), Marinella BELLUATI (380 Italy), Giuliano BOBBA (380 Italy), Franca RONCAROLO (380 Italy), Antonella SEDDONE (380 Italy) and Osman SAHIN (792 Turkey)

Edition

Budapest, 82 pp. 2021

Publisher

Neuveden

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Other information

Language

English

Type of outcome

Výzkumná zpráva

Field of Study

50601 Political science

Country of publisher

Hungary

Confidentiality degree

není předmětem státního či obchodního tajemství

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URL

RIV identification code

RIV/00216224:14310/21:00122775

Organization unit

Faculty of Science

Keywords (in Czech)

populismus; vládnutí; demokracie; regionální vláda; lokální vláda

Keywords in English

populism; governance; democracy; regional governance; local governance

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International impact

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Abstract

V originále

Some populist parties have already reached the institutions or even the government in local and regional levels. This working paper aims to analyse the impact of populist parties in regional and local government or the impact of the government when the ruling party needs the support of a populist party. Local and regional governments offer a particularly interesting framework for analysis due to different factors: the existence of a plurality of units, provides the possibility, both to citizens and to analysts and scholars, to contrast manifestos with effective institutional action.

In Czech

Some populist parties have already reached the institutions or even the government in local and regional levels. This working paper aims to analyse the impact of populist parties in regional and local government or the impact of the government when the ruling party needs the support of a populist party. Local and regional governments offer a particularly interesting framework for analysis due to different factors: the existence of a plurality of units, provides the possibility, both to citizens and to analysts and scholars, to contrast manifestos with effective institutional action.