Annals of the Croatian Political Science Association

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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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Ahead of Taiwan’s 2024 Presidential Election
Chinese Military Strength or Taiwanese Identity? Taiwanese Democracy in the Context of International Relations and the Future of the One China Policy
In early 2024, regular presidential elections will be held in Taiwan. Presidential and parliamentary elections on that island always revolve around the issue of relations with Beijing and Taiwan's statehood. They are not just a competition for power between different political options, but because of the interests of the world s...
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Comparative politics and electoral systems
Croatia’s Trial by Electoral Districts: What’s Wrong with the Government’s Proposal?
The government majority, led by the Croatian Democratic Community (HDZ), revised the boundaries of electoral districts, declaring their solution an appropriate response to the Constitutional Court’s decision from February 2023. The way they did it raised a lot of clamor in the media, academic community and the opposition, and then this important topic fell into the background.
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Carceral History and Politics of Punishment
Lepoglava: Towards an Alternative History of Incarceration in Socialist Yugoslavia?
Lepoglava is the oldest prison in the region of former Yugoslavia. It was founded in 1854 in a Catholic Monastery, and has run continuously until the present day. It is located in attractive hills in Varaždin County in the very north of the country. Since its foundation, it has existed under Habsburg, royal Yugoslavian, wartime collaborationist, Communist, and finally democratic Croatian jurisdictions.
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The Old Regime and the Polemic
Goodbye to Post-Yugoslavism? A Review of Reactions to Mirjana Kasapović’s Essay
Mirjana Kasapović’s essay, "Goodbye to Post-Yugoslavism!", published by the Annals of the Croatian Political Science Association on May 2nd this year, resonated loudly in the Croatian public space and beyond. In the weeks after the publication of the article there were dozens of reactions to the essay, some positive and some negative.
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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 #9: Just and Unjust Riots
In the 9th episode of the Political Science Podcast, our host Enes Kulenović talked with Jonathan Havercroft, associate professor at the Department of Politics and International Studies, University of Southampton, about his forthcoming book Just and Unjust Riots: A Normative Analysis of Militant Protest.
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Episode #8: The Politics of Politeness
In the 8th episode of the Political Science Podcast, the host Enes Kulenović talked with Derek Edyvane, associate professor at the School of Politics and International Studies, University of Leeds, about his forthcoming book titled The Politics of Politeness: Citizenship, Civility, and the Democracy of Everyday Life.
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Episode #7: Realism in International Relations
U sedmoj epizodi Politološkog Podkasta, Višeslav Raos razgovarao je sa filozofom i teoretičarem međunarodnih odnosa Stipom Buzarom, izvanrednim profesorom na Libertas međunarodnom sveučilištu. Buzar je zajedno s Petrom Popovićem i Damirom Mladićem suautor knjige Finis Africae čiji naslov k...
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Episode #6: Participation, Deliberation, and Engagement
U šestoj epizodi Politološkog Podkasta, njegov domaćin i voditelj Enes Kulenović razgovarao je s Anom Matan, docenticom na Odsjeku za političku i socijalnu teoriju Fakulteta političkih znanosti u Zagrebu, stručnjakinjom za djelo Johna Rawlsa koja se bavi teorijama i politikama mira, teorijama...
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