Kollár Miroslav, Mesežnikov Grigorij
Author
Andacký Jozef, Bates-Melišová Zuzana, Bella Tomáš, Bilčík Vladimír, Brocková Ingrid, Bútora Martin, Bútorová Zora, Dostál Ondrej, Duleba Alexander, Fialová Zuzana, Földesová Andrea, Gajdzica Michal, Gonda Peter, Gyárfášová Oľga, Gábelová-Jančíová Barbora, Hirman Karel, Huba Mikuláš, Jakoby Marek, Jurásková Martina, Kalavský Marek, Kazda Radovan, Kling Jaroslav, Kollár Miroslav, Korba Matúš, Kováč Radoslav, Kriglerová Elena, Krivý Vladimír, Majchrák Jozef, Malová Darina, Marušiak Juraj, Mesežnikov Grigorij, Morvay Karol, Nemec Juraj, Orosz Ladislav, Pilát Jaroslav, Procházka Radoslav, Rybová Jana, Rybář Marek, Salner Andrej, Sičáková-Beblavá Emília, Trubíniová Ľubica, Vajdová Katarína, Valentovič Martin, Velšic Marián, Červenák Vladimír, Šťastný Marek, Žitný Milan
Imprint
IVO, Bratislava, 4_2005
Language
English
Annotation
The Global Report published annually since 1997 is the flagship publication of the Institute for Public Affairs. Led by editors Miroslav Kollár and Grigorij Mesežnikov, a numerous collective of authors monitors the current state of affairs and examines possibilities of future positive development in various areas of public life including domestic politics, foreign policy, economy and other specific areas of the country’s development. The abridged and updated English edition of Slovakia 2004: A Global Report on the State of Society comprises 26 thematic chapters. The book illustrates how Slovakia coped with new challenges and tackled old problems. In 2004, Slovakia sought its place within Euro-Atlantic structures, shaped its new co-responsibility for stability in Europe and the world and strove for progress in various areas such as public administration, health service, judiciary, social security system, and business environment. At the same time, the publication documents the country’s ongoing struggle with various problems, for instance great regional disparities, slow launch of education reforms, unsatisfactory law enforceability, displays of discrimination against the Roma, corruption, clientelism and excessive influence of political parties.
| Product details | ||
| Number of pages | 743 | |
| Format | paperback | |
| ISBN | 80-88935-79-2 | |
