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Jak fungují kraje – příspěvek k hodnocení výkonu krajských vlád

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Illner M., Kostelecky T., Patockova V.
Sociologický časopis. Czech Sociological Review
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2007
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vol. 43
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issue 5
967-992
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The article presents an analysis of the performance of regional governments - the institutions representing the self-governing regions in the Czech Republic. The authors try to answer the question of whether regional governments function similarly or whether they vary in terms of performance, and if they do vary, how structured and how large are these differences. After a review of the position occupied by the regions in the Czech public administration system, and after assessing the ways in which regional government performance can be understood and measured and the accessibility of necessary data, indicators are proposed and used to create an aggregate index of regional government performance. An analysis based on these indicators shows that there are considerable differences between regional governments in terms of the structure and the level of their performance. Based on the performance index it was possible to distinguish regions with above-average, average, and below-average regional government performance. The territorial distribution of these groups and some other factors confirm the validity of these measurements.
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Regionální politické elity – zrod, charakter a důsledky

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Rysavy D.
Sociologický časopis. Czech Sociological Review
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2007
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vol. 43
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issue 5
993-1016
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The article focuses on representatives of the regional (and most recently established) level of government in the Czech Republic. It describes the context behind the emergence of regional governments and how they differ from the local and national political levels. It notes the close personnel connection between local and regional political elites. Experience gained in local politics helps elites to succeed at the regional level. The presence of local politicians in regional government varies with the level of residential fragmentation and the degree of urbanisation in the given region. Unlike local politics, which is consistently comprised of a significant proportion of independents, regional representatives are almost exclusively members of political parties and movements. This situation on the one hand serves to increase the politicisation of local politics and on the other leads to greater competition within political parties, whose programmes and national leadership regional politicians wish to influence.
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TVORBA SOCIÁLNYCH POLITÍK NA ÚROVNI REGIONÁLNEJ SAMOSPRÁVY – EXKURZ DO TEORETICKÝCH ZÁKLADOV

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Tej J.
Annales Scientia Politica
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2015
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vol. 4
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issue 2
93 – 99
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A socio-economic dimension in the area of regional policy in Slovakia is characterized by a strong influence of European Union`s regional policy. The self-governing regions, which should be strong elements of regional policy, face the challenge of making objective social policy based on group of indicators in the context of current quality of life and historical model of social policy. Necessary prerequisite is to know what influences the social milieu. Latest OECD indicators seem to be most acceptable within the diagnostics of regional socio-economic realia.
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