Poetika (ne)pripadanja: o dva naučna obeležavanja Desničinih godišnjica

Jović, Bojan

doi:10.17234/desnicini_susreti2016.11

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“…Public opinion polls found all communist functionaries deeply unpopular, with the electoral appeal of those from the dogmatist wing in low single digits. 6 The electorate was, however, adrift because it did not have anyone to support (Jović 1989 ). The emerging Croatian opposition was so weak and divided that one of its leaders claimed they would all ‘fit into two police vans’ (Babić 1989 ).…”

Section: Croatia: Managing Internal Divisions With French-style Two-r...mentioning

confidence: 99%

Rokkan Rules? Communist Elites and the Choice of Electoral Systems in the Yugoslav Republics, 1989–1990

Glaurdić,

Muharemović

2023

Europe-Asia Studies

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We use the previously neglected cases of the Yugoslav republics to revisit the question of how electoral systems were formed for the first elections during the transition from communism in 1989–1990. By exploring archival and other sources created contemporaneously by the relevant decision-makers, we build on Rokkanian interpretations of electoral system design. Unlike Rokkan, however, we do not see parties as unitary or united actors. Our analysis instead focuses on the leadership and the dominant wings of the ruling parties and shows that their preferences regarding electoral rules served their intra-party ambitions and reflected their intra-party power capacities.

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Section: Croatia: Managing Internal Divisions With French-style Two-r...mentioning

confidence: 99%