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Vol. 16, no. 1, Summer 2016 – General issue
PolSci Volume 16, number 1 (Summer 2016) comprises articles which deal with themes such as effects of military coups on the economy, private pension funds and foreign direct investments. The first article deals with the effects of Xi Jinping’s political and economic transformation in China. The second explores the effects of military coups on Turkey’s Gross National Product. The third article investigates whether privately managed pension funds represent a long term alternative for the pension system in Romania. The fourth discusses participation in the administration of local welfare systems in Spain. The fifth article focuses on foreign direct investments and their institutional quality factors in Romania and Bulgaria. The sixth gives an empirical overview of the contribution of military members in the process of creating a transparent security policy in Poland. Finally, the last article analyses the exposure to foreign information as an influence factor on the R&D activity in Romania.
published in Vol 16 - No 1 - 2016 // General issue
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ABSTRACT
PolSci Volume 16, number 1 (Summer 2016) comprises articles which deal with themes such as effects of military coups on the economy, private pension funds and foreign direct investments. The first article deals with the effects of Xi Jinping’s political and economic transformation in China. The second explores the effects of military coups on Turkey’s... »
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Xi Jinping, a “princeling” scion of China’s revolutionary aristocracy, rose from a blameless but unprepossessing background as a provincial official as blank as a Rorschach inkblot, prudently keeping his political agenda under wraps. Belying early expectations of political reform, Xi has instead since his ascension prioritized the monopolization of political power and implementation of a... »
PAPERS
This study examines the economic effects of military coups on the Turkish Economy between the years 1950-1984 by employing a special statistical method, called Hybrid Spline Regression Technique, which is appropriate for this particular case. Throughout these years, the army took over the economic and politic administration of Turkey three times. All these experiences caused... »
Worldwide, pension funds face a series of difficulties due to the decrease of the dependence rate, as a result of the ageing phenomenon of the population, correlated with a decreasing birth rate. The present study aims at analysing to what extent the economic and social policies in Romania are able to counteract the difficulties of... »
The study, carried out from 2012 to 2015, has produced a typology of the mechanism, organisms and processes of civil participation in the autonomic system of social welfare in Spain. The study also performed a comparative analysis of cases, and assessed the impact, in terms of contributions of the Councils, in the democratic deepening of... »
The economic literature has focused on the traditional factors impacting foreign direct investments (such as fiscal factors), while the non-traditional factors (such as institutional factors) have been less analyzed. The aim of this paper is to present an econometric analysis using Least Squares Method for emphasizing the political institutional factors, economic institutional factors and the... »
This study aims to give an empirical overview of the contribution of military members and the public in the process of creating transparent security policy in the Republic of Poland. A qualitative-quantitative approach will be used from analyses of academic publications and scientific papers, as well as answers from interviews with military experts about Polish... »
Theoretical models analysing the innovation process suggest that globalization stimulates creativity through a process of knowledge combination when foreign expertise combines with domestic knowledge. One possible outcome is that development can be fostered in an indirect way by policies that encourage transfer of knowledge between countries and regions through FDI, partnerships and mobility of researchers.... »
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PolSci (Romanian Journal of Political Science) is a bi-annual journal edited by the Romanian Academic Society (RAS). PolSci is indexed by ISI Thomson under the Social Sciences Citation Index and by other prominent institutions such as IPSA, GESIS, EBSCO, CEEOL and ProQuest. Previous PolSci contributors include Francis Fukuyama, Larry Diamond or Philippe Schmitter, as well... »
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