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Civil Society and New Modes of Governance in Poland

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Gąsior-Niemiec A.
Polish Sociological Review
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2007
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vol. 157
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issue 1
65-86
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The paper is focused on the introduction and operation of a novel model of EU-induced structure of governance networks-composed of public administration, business and civil society actors. It takes up a case of institutional structures to manage EU structural funds in Poland. In particular, the role of social partners, i.e. representatives of non-governmental organizations in the European Regional Development Fund-related region-level and nation-level steering and monitoring committees is analyzed. Following a brief exposition of regionalization principles, arrangement for regional development policy in Poland and changes induced by the country’s accession to the EU, legal and institutional frameworks for the inclusion of social partners in the committees responsible for the programming, management and evaluation of the EuropeanRegional Development Fund are scrutinized. Empirical evidence of social partners’ participation in the proceedings of such selected committees is introduced and analyzed. Opportunities, challenges and dilemmas of civil society actors faced with new modes of governance are discussed.
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YVES MENY, YVES SUREL (RED.): DEMOCRACIES AND THE POPULIST CHALLENGE PALGRAVE 2002

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Gąsior-Niemiec A.
Polityka i Społeczeństwo
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2005
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vol. 2
232-234
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PARTNERSTWO I PARTYCYPACJA NA OBSZARACH WIEJSKICH – PRZYPADEK LOKALNYCH GRUP DZIAŁANIA W WOJEWÓDZTWIE PODKARPACKIM

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Gąsior-Niemiec A.
Polityka i Społeczeństwo
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2014
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vol. 12
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issue 2
80-94
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The paper is focused on the principles of partnership and participation in rural areas in contemporary Poland. The studied case involves local action groups (LAGs) estab-lished in the Subcarpathian Voivodeship in the period 2007–2013. Based on national and European legal frameworks that regulate the establishment and functioning of the LAGs, these organizations are required to implement the principles of partnership and participation as far as their structures and functions are concerned. The principle of partnership is premised, inter alia, on a specific obligation to include representatives of three sectors – public, economic and social – in the LAGs’ membership. The principle of participation means, among others, that the LAGs are expected to engage in the active recruitment of new members. In the paper the implementation of both of the principles is evaluated by analyzing the LAGs’ membership structures and their criteria of access to membership.
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Polscy emigranci wobec referendum w sprawie niepodległości Szkocji

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Gąsior-Niemiec A.
Polityka i Społeczeństwo
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2015
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vol. 13
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issue 4
40-55
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The paper focuses on the involvement of Polish migrants in the Scottish Independence Referendum of 2014. Based on the available evidence, it argues that political apathy and the alienation of migrants in their receiving countries should not be taken for granted. Exempli-fied by the active stance of the “Scottish” Poles, the paper demonstrates that the migrant groups’ political participation may depend on a country-specific nexus of factors to do with discursive construction of both their economic interests and civic belonging.
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FRANE ADAM, MATEJ MAKAROVIC, BORUT RONCEVIC, MATEVZ TOMSIC: THE CHALLENGES OF SUSTAINED DEVELOPMENT. THE ROLE OF SOCIO-CULTURAL FACTORS IN EAST-CENTRAL EUROPE, CENTRAL EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY PRESS, BUDAPEST–NEW YORK 2005,

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Gąsior-Niemiec A.
Polityka i Społeczeństwo
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2007
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vol. 4
140-144
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NOWE MOŻLIWOŚCI ZASTOSOWANIA W POLSCE KONCEPCJI UCZĄCEGO SIĘ REGIONU

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Gąsior-Niemiec A.
Polityka i Społeczeństwo
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2013
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vol. 11
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issue 4
19-32
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The paper explores some novel ways to use the concept of the learning region in Poland, following a change of the regional policy paradigm in the country. The concept of the learning region has been part of the European Union’s public policy resources since the early 1990s. Commonly, it is applied across EU Member States, including Poland, in the shape of regional innovation systems (RIS) and cluster-building instruments. It is argued in the paper that there are more ways to take advantage of this concept at the regional level, when focusing on the sphere of regional governance, which is related to the territorial approach recently introduced in the policy of local and regional development.
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MARKA REGIONU NA PRZYKŁADZIE WOJEWÓDZTWA LUBELSKIEGO

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Gąsior-Niemiec A.
Polityka i Społeczeństwo
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2013
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vol. 11
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issue 1
78-88
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The paper is dedicated to an aspect of territorial marketing which is called region branding. It focuses on the branding of the lubelskie voivodship. The Lubelskie is classified in the public discourse as one of the „inherently backward” regions in Eastern Poland. As such, it has been subject to discursive stigmatization and institutional dis-crimination. Its case exemplifies processes of orientalism that were triggered in the country after the systemic change and – concerning the regions – reinforced after the institutionalization of new „big” regions in 1999. In the paper, the official strategy of branding Lubelskie is analyzed. The aim is to identify the ways in which the stigma of its „eastern backwardness” is treated in order to produce a new, positive and attractive image of this region to be promoted and sold as its competitive brand.
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KAZIMIERZ OŻÓG: JĘZYK W SŁUŻBIE POLITYKI. JĘZYKOWY KSZTAŁT KAMPANII WYBORCZYCH WYD. UNIWERSYTETU RZESZOWSKIEGO, RZESZÓW 2004

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Gąsior-Niemiec A.
Polityka i Społeczeństwo
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2005
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vol. 2
235-237
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SOCJOLOGIA POLITYKI – ARTYKUŁ DYSKUSYJNY

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Gąsior-Niemiec A.
Polityka i Społeczeństwo
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2009
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vol. 6
36-46
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The paper is dedicated to political sociology – its genealogy, status as a scientific discipline, its functions, agenda and methodological scope. The discussion of these issues is tuned towards didactic goals, facilitating students’ orienteering in the problematic, functions and requirements of political sociology as a part of political sciences. The paper consists of three parts. The first part, entitled „The origins and genaology of sociology political”, emphasizes historical continuity of reflection pertaining social conditions of politics. There, a project of scientist sociology and basing on its critiqs projects of Verstehen sociology and interpretative sociology are presented as well. It is also stressed that critical reflection over political relations and their social context involves an intermingling of emprical and normative aspects. The second part of the paper, enitled, „Debates and controversies pertaining contemporary political sociology”, outlines major axes differentiating positions taken by sociologists representing dominant methodological streams within this discipline of science nowadays. These axes are crystallized around a few issues that raise most controversies, incuding 1) an issue of institutional positioning of political sociology; 2) an issue of the subject matter of this discipline of science, and 3) an issue of the relationship between the discipline and its subject matter. The third part of the paper, entitled „An overview of major methodological conceptions and problems in contemporary political sociology”, discusses in some detail the main methodological approaches within the discipline as well as a tendency to broaden both the horizon of issues covered by contemporary political sociology and increase the scope of analytical approaches to research them. These tendencies are cliamed to result inter alia from empirical and theoretical insights provided by research into Europeanization and globalization. Subsequently, a basic structure of a course in political sociology is presented, leading analytical categories to be used while teaching the course are specified, and objectives inscribed in the university-level course of this discipline are listed.
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PROBLEM MIGRACJI W STOSUNKACH MIĘDZY TURCJĄ A UNIĄ EUROPEJSKĄ

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Gąsior-Niemiec A.
Polityka i Społeczeństwo
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2012
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vol. 10
19-31
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The paper is focused on migration as one of the major issues that determine relations, including accession negotiations, between the European Union and Turkey. In spite of the dominant anti-Turkish discourse across the EU, the Author points out several historical and current phenomena that have resulted in building a complex migration system between the two geographical areas. The migration flows within the migration system are shown to have occurred in both directions. Both advantages and disadvantages of the flows are selectively discussed. Finally, based on demographic forecasts, economic prognoses and current migration statistics in Europe, the paper hypothesizes that in the future the much feared inflows of the Turks to the EU might be balanced, if not surpassed, by outflows of both the former Turkish immigrants and “native” Europeans from Europe to Turkey.
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KAZIMIERZ ŁASTAWSKI: POLSKA RACJA STANU PO WSTĄPIENIU DO UNII EUROPEJSKIEJ WYDAWNICTWA AKADEMICKIE I PROFESJONALNE, WARSZAWA 2009

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Gąsior-Niemiec A.
Polityka i Społeczeństwo
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2010
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vol. 7
241-247
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EUROPA WOBEC PROBLEMU IMIGRACJI

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Gąsior-Niemiec A.
Polityka i Społeczeństwo
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2007
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vol. 4
65-75
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All of the European countries have been affected by a demographic crisis: European societies are “graying” while not enough children are born. The European labour markets, pension systems, sectors of health care and social services are strained. Most of the European countries have already experienced increased migratory flows – either as in- or as out-migration. Most of in-migration comes to Europe from sub-Saharan Africa and Middle East. The annual ratio of migration to Europe is already higher than the one registered for the United States. Europe is irrevocably turning into a continent of migrants. So far, different European states and societies have reacted differently to the experience of the demographic crisis and migration. Some of the reactions involved stricter policing and social violence. The extreme right has earned some political capital playing the card of anti-immigrant protest. It is clear that institutional and social problems related to the demographic and migratory phenomena are likely to be aggravated in the future if no common European policies are designed and adopted. Taking into account the fact that internal borders between EU member-states are progressively lifted, the demographicmigration issues are bound to spill over from one European country to another. The currently existing differentiation in the sphere of citizenship, welfare and labour market will reinforce the spill-over trends. On the other hand, in a foreseeable future Europe will need more and more migrants to make up for the demographic implosion it faces. Therefore, a common migration policy is necessary from this point of view as well. Moreover, the migration policy must be complemented with a new policy of migrant integration since migrants that Europe needs should rather be perceived as its permanent citizens rather than temporary guest-workers. The construction of such common policies is difficult. To be effective, they need to be based upon both a broad political consensus among elites and on a broad social contract undersigned by the European public opinion and migrants as well.
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FUNKCJONOWANIE PARTNERSTW MIĘDZYSEKTOROWYCH W OPINII ICH CZŁONKÓW. PRZYKŁAD LOKALNYCH GRUP DZIAŁANIA WOJEWÓDZTWA PODKARPACKIEGO

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Pawłowska A., Gąsior-Niemiec A., Kołomycew A.
Polityka i Społeczeństwo
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2013
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vol. 11
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issue 2
71-87
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The notion of intersectoral partnership is understood in the paper in terms of vol-untary and institutionalized cooperation between stakeholders representing public, private and civic sectors. The idea of this kind of partnership is related to new ap-proaches to regional and local development in the European Union. One of the main fields in which these approaches are implemented is the field of rural areas development, where partnerships take the form of Local Action Groups (LAGs). The paper discusses selected aspects of the partnerships’ functioning, basing on an analysis of opinions expressed by their individual members in the Sub-Carpathian region.
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