Le genre programmatique

Fertikh, Karim

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“…These features include a diagnosis of present-day society, an outline of the partys's political ideals as well as the proposal of specific measures for attaining these ideals (cf. Fertikh 2014).…”

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Looking Back on Corruption: Representations of Corruption and Anti-corruption in Czech Party Manifestos between 1990–2017

Kupka¹,

Naxera²

2023

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This study follows the constructivist tradition of corruption research. Specifically, we analyze representations of corruption and anti-corruption in the electoral manifestos of Czech political parties and movements between 1990 and 2017. In these documents, corruption is primarily construed as a security issue and is framed within the context of economic and organized crime. The causes of corruption, the main actors behind it, and the proposed countermeasures draw on three dominant discourses: neoliberal, centrist, and populist. Neoliberal discourse attributes corruption to the overextended nature of the state, with public officials as the primary perpetrators of corruption. Countermeasures are based on streamlined public administration and personal accountability of government employees in this discourse. Centrist discourse sees the interweaving of economic and political power as the cause of corruption perpetrated by the mafia or lobbyists. Countermeasures are rooted in legal regulation and cooperation with anti-corruption forces in this discourse. Populist discourse provides an updated interpretation of the former two discourses. It borrows the metaphoric labeling of perpetrators from the centrist repertoire and the logic behind the proposed countermeasures from neoliberal discourse. In the conclusion, we compare our findings with the political constructions of corruption in other cultural contexts. We also shed light on some of the circumstances that may have contributed to framing corruption as a security issue in Czechia.

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Looking Back on Corruption: Representations of Corruption and Anti-corruption in Czech Party Manifestos between 1990–2017

Kupka¹,

Naxera²

2023

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The uses of party manifestos in France

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Cos

2021

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« Taxer la richesse ! »

Balog¹

2021

Gouvernement Et Action Publique

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Cet article, basé sur des entretiens, des observations et l’analyse de documents officiels, étudie la contribution des partis allemands à l’élaboration des politiques publiques fiscales. L’analyse des propositions d’un nouvel impôt sur la fortune par certains partis de gauche entre 2010 et 2017 permet de comprendre pourquoi ces organisations s’apparentent à des espaces d’intermédiation entre élus et acteurs extra-partisans. L’analyse se concentre à la fois sur les propriétés d’élus intervenant dans ces processus d’intermédiation et sur les effets des structures partisanes caractérisées par l’institutionnalisation des intérêts sociaux au sein d’organisations intrapartisanes. Nous constatons que les partis allemands parviennent à se présenter comme des forums politiques où s’élaborent à la fois des dispositifs fiscaux et des prises de position face aux politiques publiques engagées par leurs adversaires.

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Le genre programmatique

Cited by 12 publications

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Looking Back on Corruption: Representations of Corruption and Anti-corruption in Czech Party Manifestos between 1990–2017

Looking Back on Corruption: Representations of Corruption and Anti-corruption in Czech Party Manifestos between 1990–2017

The uses of party manifestos in France

« Taxer la richesse ! »

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