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Regieren in Albanien : Herrschaftslogik und Zerfall eines Familienstaates / Peripheral states in Eastern Europe : patrimonial socialism and its transformationHensell, Stephan January 2004 (has links)
Taking into account historical as well as sociological differences, the author
distinguishes between different modes of socialism. On the periphery of the Soviet
Union and Eastern Europe, the combination of modern and traditional elements
led to the establishment of hybrid political forms. They could be characterized as
bureaucratic-patrimonial and associated with a specific type of state: the "peripheral socialist state".
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Periphere osteuropäische Staaten : zum patrimonialen Sozialismus und seiner Transformation / Peripheral states in eastern europe : patrimonial socialism and its transformationHensell, Stephan January 2004 (has links)
Taking into account historical as well as sociological differences, the author distinguishes between different modes of socialism. On the periphery of the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe, the combination of modern and traditional elements led to the establishment of hybrid political forms. They could be characterized as bureaucratic-patrimonial and associated with a specific type of state: the „peripheral socialist state“.
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Die Polizei in Georgien : Wandel eines Akteurs / The police in (Post-Soviet) Georgia : change of an actorAphrasidze, David January 2004 (has links)
During the violent phases of transformation in post-Soviet Georgia the power of the police passed on to paramilitary groups. Under the rule of president Shevardnadze, however, the police regained a central political role, but it remained embedded in Soviet and pre-Soviet political structures. This becomes visible by looking at the political economy of the police. Informal taxes, purchase of office, and clientelism became established practices within the police. At present, the new government tries to carry out structural reforms in the police sector, which might lead to a break with the current hybrid Georgian state model.
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