Annals of the Croatian Political Science Association

ANNALS
VOL. 20. No. 1 (2023)
Predstavljamo vam dvadeseti, jubilarni broj Anala Hrvatskog politološkog društva, ujedno i treći broj koji potpisuje ovo uredništvo. Prijelom cijelog broja je dostupan ovdje, a pojedinačni tekstovi, kao i obično, na portalu Hrčak. I ove smo godine nastojali osigurati ravnomjernu zastupljenost...
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VOL. 19. No. 1 (2022)
In the nineteenth issue of the Annals of the Croatian Political Science Association, we present blocks of texts dedicated to Croatian politics, on the occasion of 30th anniversary of Croatian independence (1992-2022), which problematize trust in institutions and social citizenship...
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VOL. 18. No. 1 (2021)
Our journal has come of age…: we present to you the eighteenth issue of the Annals of the Croatian Political Science Association. The editorial (in Croatian) of the issue can be accessed ...
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Diverging political histories
Ireland and Israel: two small countries, now worlds apart
When Ireland (the Republic) first joined the United Nation’s general assembly in 1955, the Irish delegation were warmly welcomed by their two neighbors, Iraq and Israel. As the counties of the UN assembly were seated in alphabetical order, the Irish quickly realized that their presence removed a very awkward neighbor for both the Iraqis and the Israelis.
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Reply to Marko Grdešić
Death to Pedantry, Freedom to Dilettantes!
In his reaction to my review of Rade Dragojević's book about Stipe Šuvar, published on 13th September 2024 on the Annals of the CPSA blog, political scientist Marko Grdešić from the Faculty of Political Science in Zagreb put forth a series of criticisms against me, which I consider to be factually incorrect, ideologically tendentious and argumentatively unconvincing.
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A polemic on Stipe Šuvar’s biography and legacy
Response to Josip Pandžić’s review
This year, the publisher Srednja Europa published Rade Dragojević's book Šuvar: A Political Biography, about the communist politician (Dragojević 2024). This is the first book about Stipe Šuvar and his political career. One of the first comprehensive reviews was written by Josip Pandžić, a sociologist from the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences in Zagreb. Pandžić has written a very long and very negative review...
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Political Theory and Critiques of Neoliberalism
Authoritarian Liberalism – An Oxymoron Becoming a Pleonasm?
A relatively new political-theoretical concept has captured the attention of researchers -authoritarian liberalism. Two recent books provide the foundation for understanding this concept: The Ungovernable Society: A Genealogy of Authoritarian Liberalism (2018/2021, English translation) by philosopher Grégoire Chamayou, and Authoritarian Liberalism and the Transformation of Modern Europe (2021) by legal theorist Michael Wilkinson.
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Looking Back to Politically Structured Chaos: Geopolitical and Communicative Aspects of the Coronavirus Pandemic in Croatia
On the eve of another autumn, when the number of registered cases of infection with the already somewhat domesticated, endemic variants of the coronavirus increases again, we are publishing two articles in Annals dealing with the management of the pandemic in Croatia. The total number of several hundred active cases has so far been deprived of m...
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Social Construction and Multiple Streams: Three Contributions to Public Policy Theories 120 Years Since the Birth of Harold Lasswell (1902-2022)
We are happy to present our first thematic block on public policies, which will soon be published in the second issue signed by this editorial board of the Annals of the CPSA. We are even happier that these are the works of young authors, PhD students in Political Science at the Faculty of Political Science in Zagreb.
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What is the Meaning of Public Self-Reviews? Commentary on two Contributions to the Self-Criticism of Social Scientists
Criticism is an integral part of the rational process of progress towards more complete and precise knowledge. Consequently, it provides subjects with opportunities for better and more effective action on an individual and collective level. The suppositions of the Enlightenment worldview include a vision of the progress of science as an open collective process of conjectures and refutations, or at least advancements within a certain paradigm until it is exhausted and overcome by a better one.
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Political Science and Electoral Process: Is There a Link Between Political Demography and Political Psychology?
Our first block of texts this year deals with elections and democracy. The texts are substantively and methodologically significantly different; they belong to different “genres” and start from different problems.
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Episode #13: The Politics of Class Analysis and Croatian Society
U trinaestoj epizodi Politološkog podkasta, Enes Kulenović razgovarao je s Karin Doolan, redovitom profesoricom na Odjelu za sociologiju Sveučilišta u Zadru. Glavna tema razgovora bile su društvene nejednakosti u perspektivi burdjeovske klasne analize koja klase razmatra kroz prizmu ekonomskoga...
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Epizoda #12: Hrvatski birači: 30 godina političkog ponašanja i mišljenja
Što doista određuje odluku hrvatskih birača na izborima? Kako bi dobio odgovor na to pitanje, u dvanaestoj epizodi, Enes Kulenović razgovarao je s Kostom Bovanom, izvanrednim profesorom na Fakultetu političkih znanosti u Zagrebu i stručnjakom za političko ponašanje, povodom knjige Hrvatski b...
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Episode #11: Foreign Policies of the Global South – Latin America
U jedanaestoj epizodi Politološkog podkasta, Višeslav Raos razgovarao je s Lidijom Kos-Stanišić, predstojnicom Odsjeka za međunarodne odnose i sigurnosne studije Fakulteta političkih znanosti u Zagrebu, suautoricom knjige Međunarodni odnosi i vanjske politike globalnog juga: studije odabranih...
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Episode #10: Who is More Important to Voters in Croatia – Candidates or Parties?
U desetoj epizodi Politološkog podkasta Enes Kulenović razgovarao je Goranom Čularom, izvanrednim profesorom Fakulteta političkih znanosti Sveučilišta u Zagrebu i predsjednikom Hrvatskog politološkog društva (HPD). U prvom dijelu razgovora, Čular je govorio o konferenciji Srednjeeuropskog u...
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