Vol 12, no. 2, Winter 2012 – General issue

The latest issue of the Romanian Journal of Political Science (PolSci) covers issues such as the development of e-governance in the Romanian public administration, good governance via the Open Method of Coordination in the Slovenian educational and employment fields, the necessity to develop a different conceptualization of Euroscepticism, the actual importance of the EU Council Trio Presidency for the presiding state (case study on Slovenia) and the limitations of foreign constitutional interventions within the Romanian context.

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    Vol 12, no. 2, Winter 2012 – General issue

    The latest issue of the Romanian Journal of Political Science (PolSci) covers issues such as the development of e-governance in the Romanian public administration, good governance via the Open Method of Coordination in the Slovenian educational and employment fields, the necessity to develop a different conceptualization of Euroscepticism, the actual importance of the EU Council... »
PAPERS

    Creating a citizen centric administration through eGovernment in Romania

    Abstract By trying to stop and reverse the effects of the economic crisis, governments resort to new methods of clarifying and communicating public services. eGovernment has the necessary capacity to attain such a desideratum. Although it does not represent a cure in itself, eGovernment may be successfully implemented using marketing. In this respect, this paper... »

    Good governance in the Slovenian employment and education policy fields: myth or reality?

    Abstract This article aims to identify the potential of the Open Method of Coordination (OMC) to promote the participation of civil society in the policy-making process in the fields of employment and education in Slovenia. Our analysis reveals that both EU factors as well as national factors determine the role of the civil society in... »

    Romania under EU Influence: Note on the Constitutive Limits of External Constitutional Interventions

    Abstract Constitutionalization occurred in the past primarily by way of referential and jurisdictionally confined forms of approximation of constitutional transplants. The erosion of classical, government-related constitutionalism and the countervailing appearance of quasi-constitutional structures of governance beyond the nation-state have dramatically changed the original paradigm and, by implication, the conditions for the possibility of constitutionalism and... »

    Eurosceptics – enemies or a necessary part of European integration?

    Abstract Although it has been an important part of the academic discussion for more than 10 years, Euroscepticism (especially in connection with party politics) has not been so far adequately defined. The widely accepted definition given by Taggart and Szczerbiak, who has divided Euroscepticism between its “hard” and “soft” version, suffers from several weaknesses as... »

    Does the Trio matter? The case of the Slovenian EU Council Presidency

    Abstract The article presents recent findings on the functioning of the Trio in managing the EU Council presidency with a special focus on Slovenia who chaired the EU Council in the first half of 2008. The analysis centres around three research questions: (i) does the Trio represent a substantial assistance mechanism for the new member... »
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CALL FOR PAPERS

    Call for Papers, Vol. 13, No. 1 (Summer 2013) – Democracy and the Rule of Law

    Submissions are now being accepted for the summer 2013 issue. The topic proposed is Democracy and the Rule of Law. The Nobel Peace Prize was awarded to the European Union (EU) in 2012 for its work towards peace and reconciliation, democracy and human rights in Europe. However, the EU’s work in strengthening democracy within and... »

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