Economic Policies of Populist Leaders
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Economic Policies of Populist Leaders
A Central and Eastern European Perspective
Benczes, Istvan
Taylor & Francis Ltd
12/2023
280
Dura
Inglês
9781032458298
15 a 20 dias
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Foreword (Jan Kubik) 1. Introduction: Economic policy under populist rule in Central and Eastern Europe (Istvan Benczes) Part I. 2. Populism and economic policies: The implications of populism as a thin-centred ideology in the economy (Istvan Benczes) 3. Contemporary populism in Central and Eastern Europe (Natasza Styczynska and Jan Meijer) Part II. 4. The (mis)use of unconstrained (political) power in the economy: Hungary under populist rule (Istvan Benczes) 5. Economic populism in Poland: New economic policies and their beneficiaries (Joanna Orzechowska-Waclawska) 6. From belt-tightening to scorched earth? (Karel Svoboda) 7. Populism in the making: The case of Slovakia (Istvan Kollai and Bence Banki) 8. Slovenia: The rise and fall of Janez Jansa? (Dzenita Siljak) 9. Opposition in government: The atypical case of Croatian Most/Bridge (Viktoria Endrodi-Kovacs) 10. Macroeconomic populism in the Baltics: Real effective exchange rate, current account deficit and the economic consequences of populist rule (Gabor Kutasi and Denis Ivanov) 11. National-neoliberal fiscal populism in Romania (Cornel Ban) 12. Where populism has become the mainstream: The case of Bulgaria (Urangoo Bulgamaa) 13. Taking stock: Populist governments and the economy in CEE (Istvan Benczes)
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political economy;redistribution policies;institutional constraints;regulatory frameworks;fiscal governance;property rights reform;comparative analysis of populist economics
Foreword (Jan Kubik) 1. Introduction: Economic policy under populist rule in Central and Eastern Europe (Istvan Benczes) Part I. 2. Populism and economic policies: The implications of populism as a thin-centred ideology in the economy (Istvan Benczes) 3. Contemporary populism in Central and Eastern Europe (Natasza Styczynska and Jan Meijer) Part II. 4. The (mis)use of unconstrained (political) power in the economy: Hungary under populist rule (Istvan Benczes) 5. Economic populism in Poland: New economic policies and their beneficiaries (Joanna Orzechowska-Waclawska) 6. From belt-tightening to scorched earth? (Karel Svoboda) 7. Populism in the making: The case of Slovakia (Istvan Kollai and Bence Banki) 8. Slovenia: The rise and fall of Janez Jansa? (Dzenita Siljak) 9. Opposition in government: The atypical case of Croatian Most/Bridge (Viktoria Endrodi-Kovacs) 10. Macroeconomic populism in the Baltics: Real effective exchange rate, current account deficit and the economic consequences of populist rule (Gabor Kutasi and Denis Ivanov) 11. National-neoliberal fiscal populism in Romania (Cornel Ban) 12. Where populism has become the mainstream: The case of Bulgaria (Urangoo Bulgamaa) 13. Taking stock: Populist governments and the economy in CEE (Istvan Benczes)
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