Studia Polityczne (Political Studies)

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Analysis of Presidential Election in Poland from the Electoral Marketing Perspective

J. Dzwonczyk

Studia Polityczne (Political Studies) > 2004 > 15 > 109-145

The last presidential campaign has shown relatively high degree of electoral marketing. More then ever 'person-oriented' elections have given the political actors opportunity to use wide range of marketing techniques. Campaign 2000 was much more professional then the previous ones. It became obvious that the marketing in politics cannot be avoided. There is a chance that in a long-lasting and probably...

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War in Kosovo - A View of an Skeptic. Why the West has given up the Equal Distance Approach?

L. Warzecha

Studia Polityczne (Political Studies) > 2004 > 15 > 175-201

In 1998 and 1999 the NATO had a limited strategic choice: to inform that the Kosovo conflict is not in its sphere of interests and is an internal problem of Yugoslavia, which could lead to the international CSCE and UN involvement, or to get involved in the conflict. It has picked the latter. The operation called 'Allied Force' lasted 78 days and has been a military blitz. According to the author,...

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Polish-Dutch Relations During the Cold War. Seen from The Hague

R. Zelichowski

Studia Polityczne (Political Studies) > 2004 > 15 > 233-260

The Polish-Dutch relations have been shaped by the course of the international politics in Europe. After a period of rebuilding of the diplomatic structure in The Hague came a period of organization of permanent diplomatic services. The services were aimed not only at relations between the two respective governments but also at the thousands of Poles which lived here before the war or stayed in Holland...

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'Private-business' in the Communist Poland (1945-1971)

D. Pick

Studia Polityczne (Political Studies) > 2004 > 15 > 307-331

The work concerns Polish communist government policy towards private businesses (prywatna inicjatywa) between 1944 and 1971. The obvious lack of acceptance for private ownership during the period spanning form the end of the Second World War to the beginning of Gierek's time, almost eliminated privately owned firms in Poland. As there was no clear and consistent policy towards ownership, both businessmen...

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Multilateral Agreement on Investments. An Attempt at Analysis

W. Niegodzisz

Studia Polityczne (Political Studies) > 2004 > 15 > 261-284

Since 1991 the Committee on International Investment and Multinational Enterprises (CIME) and Committee on Capital Movements and Invisible Transactions (CMIT) work on joint project of multilateral pact concerning investments. Multinational Agreement on Investment (MAI) is considered to be a new quality in international treaties. It requires from the would-be participating states unconditional acceptance...

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Belarussian as an Endangered Language: Can the Mother Tongue of an Independent State be Made to Die?

J. J. Smolicz, R. Radzik

Studia Polityczne (Political Studies) > 2004 > 15 > 47-78

While decline and/or extinction threaten an ever-increasing number of languages, most of these are minority tongues that struggle for survival against dominant languages. The present paper reports the case of Belarussian, a national and co-official language, which the great majority of the population of Belarus considers as its mother tongue, but which has became endangered due to sustained official...

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Round-Table in Poland - Myths and Stereotypes

K. Trembicka

Studia Polityczne (Political Studies) > 2004 > 15 > 79-108

June elections of 1989 brought to power the first non-communist Prime Minister Tadeusz Mazowiecki. It turned out that the political aspiration of the Polish society were more far-reaching than the final documents of the 'round-table' could anticipate. Regulations concerning political system have survived only several months and the then established political pattern has collapsed with new presidential...

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Political Institutionalization of ethnic Minorities in Poland after 1989

M. Budyta-Budzynska

Studia Polityczne (Political Studies) > 2004 > 15 > 7-45

The article compares laws on ethnic minorities recently introduced in Poland with those existing in other countries in Europe and with international regulations in that field. The authoress discusses the questions how much the Polish regulations reflect the spirit of the time and of the region and to what extend they are related to the other elements of the Polish political system as well as to the...

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Lustration as a Struggle for a New Rules of Politics and a Legitimacy Enhancement in the New Democracies

A. Wolek

Studia Polityczne (Political Studies) > 2004 > 15 > 147-201

Lustration in Poland and in the Czech Republic is often interpreted exclusively as a dealing with the memories of the past issues (Vergangenheitbewaeltigung) or a transitory (backward-looking) justice instance. This approach makes unintelligible the endurance of lustration in already consolidated democracies of Central Europe. The article suggests that it is easier to understand it as an instrument...

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The End of the Tsar and Russian Empire. The Causes and Impacts of the Fall of Two Russian Statehoods

L. Luks

Studia Polityczne (Political Studies) > 2004 > 15 > 285-306

The author starts with conclusion that the 20th century Russia witnessed two major breakdowns of political doctrines, which legitimated the then existing regimes. One was the tsarist and the other the communist Russia. Drawing historical comparisons, the author makes an attempt at understanding the Russian objectives, which led to revolutionary changes in the political and social system of Russia...

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Transatlantic Relations in the Peak of the Cold War (1945-1956)

Matera P., Matera R.

Studia Polityczne (Political Studies) > 2004 > 15 > 203-232

The Second World War has brought fundamental changes to the structure of world political powers and in sphere of influences. The 'anti-Nazi' coalition was led by the 'Big Three': United States of America, which in 1941 gave up its isolation doctrine, Soviet Union, totalitarian state, and Great Britain, the representative of the democratic traditions of old Europe. With the approaching end of the military...

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In Search of Paradigm of the Political Party Functioning

W. Ostrowski

Studia Polityczne (Political Studies) > 2004 > 16 > 173-227

In any democratic system it is the efficiency of the party, which influences selection of the political actors. The article focuses on the role the party plays in the context of influencing behavior of its members. The political party fulfils two functions: educational and selective. The author makes an attempt at describing the relations between the psychological features of an human, its milieu...

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How Television Serves the American Electorate: The Message of U.S. Political Advertising

T. Pludowski

Studia Polityczne (Political Studies) > 2004 > 16 > 291-301

The most significant finding of this study is that American political ads do not ignore issues. Given the applied definitions of 'image' and 'issues', political spots are found to focus more on issues rather than candidate image. Verbally, American political spots are characterized by a higher number of references to 'matters linked to the national interest' than 'character attributes of candidates'...

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Styles of Political Thought and Operation: Historical Perspective and the Challenges of the Contemporary World

S. Mocek

Studia Polityczne (Political Studies) > 2004 > 16 > 255-290

The article is devoted to the rivalry in Polish history during previous centuries between two differing styles of political thought: the independence and insurrection school of thought and the political realism school of thought which pursues politics on the basis of calculation, intellect and reason. Analysis of these phenomena is carried out on three levels which illustrate the interaction of these...

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Consociationalism as the Concept of Political System

A. W. Jelonek

Studia Polityczne (Political Studies) > 2004 > 16 > 229-254

Some of the most difficult issues facing established and new democracies concern the management of an ethnic conflict. Ethnic identities provide an affective sense of belonging and are socially defined in terms of their meaning for the actors, representing ties of blood, soil, faith, and community. Agencies concerned with the peaceful amelioration of such antagonisms have increasingly turned towards...

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Transparency Principle of Organs of Territorial Self-Government as a Tool of Prevention against Corruption

K. Sabala

Studia Polityczne (Political Studies) > 2004 > 16 > 65-96

Corruption, that is, exploitation of the public position and influence for private purposes, is one of the problems of the Polish reality. The authoress focuses on some legal tools, which should eliminate corruption in the territorial governments. These tools have universal meaning for all the public sphere in Poland. The broadest group of anti-corruption tools creates norms defining what forms of...

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Corruption in Japan

E. Topolska

Studia Polityczne (Political Studies) > 2004 > 16 > 117-138

Writing about the Japanese society requires knowledge of the socio-cultural conditions of that unique country. Having this in mind, the authoress makes an effort at explaining the key-notions of the Japanese culture comprised in the Japanese language and the hierarchy relations in big corporations. The article has been divided into eleven short chapters, which deal with many complex issues of the...

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Corruption its conditions and consequences

E. Wancerz

Studia Polityczne (Political Studies) > 2004 > 16 > 45-64

The authoress tries to establish the influence of the corruption on the students of law at the Lublin University, and what do the students think about that phenomenon. To achieve this goal she has formulated four hypotheses, which have been compared with the data gathered in the random sample of 60 students from the Law and Administration Faculty of the University of Lublin. The data allow the authoress...

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Historical Background and Current Examples of Corruption in the Army

M. Jedrzejko

Studia Polityczne (Political Studies) > 2004 > 16 > 97-116

When writing about corruption in the army one has to go back to the military history of the armies of Egyptians, Romans and Napoleon, to begin with. Corruption connected with the army has always been based on enormous influence it had on political life and the wealth it provided to the kings and political rulers as a result of the victories over the enemy. In modern times the technological progress...

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Nuclear Program of India in the Years 1947-998 - An Outline

L. Tolak

Studia Polityczne (Political Studies) > 2004 > 16 > 304-316

India is currently the seventh nuclear power in the world. After the 1998 tests the arms race between India and Pakistan has increased. Moreover, the ultimate intentions of political elites are unclear. Border conflict is still unresolved. In this article a few known facts and hypothesis connected with research and development of India's nuclear power have been analyzed The author aims at two different...

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Studia Polityczne (Political Studies)

Analysis of Presidential Election in Poland from the Electoral Marketing Perspective

War in Kosovo - A View of an Skeptic. Why the West has given up the Equal Distance Approach?

Polish-Dutch Relations During the Cold War. Seen from The Hague

'Private-business' in the Communist Poland (1945-1971)

Multilateral Agreement on Investments. An Attempt at Analysis

Belarussian as an Endangered Language: Can the Mother Tongue of an Independent State be Made to Die?

Round-Table in Poland - Myths and Stereotypes

Political Institutionalization of ethnic Minorities in Poland after 1989

Lustration as a Struggle for a New Rules of Politics and a Legitimacy Enhancement in the New Democracies

The End of the Tsar and Russian Empire. The Causes and Impacts of the Fall of Two Russian Statehoods

Transatlantic Relations in the Peak of the Cold War (1945-1956)

In Search of Paradigm of the Political Party Functioning

How Television Serves the American Electorate: The Message of U.S. Political Advertising

Styles of Political Thought and Operation: Historical Perspective and the Challenges of the Contemporary World

Consociationalism as the Concept of Political System

Transparency Principle of Organs of Territorial Self-Government as a Tool of Prevention against Corruption

Corruption in Japan

Corruption its conditions and consequences

Historical Background and Current Examples of Corruption in the Army

Nuclear Program of India in the Years 1947-998 - An Outline

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