Czech Democracy in Crisis

Chapter 1The puzzling crisis of democratization in the Czech Republic: Towards more case knowledge and a broader perspective in comparative politicsAstrid Lorenz 
Chapter 2Democracy, Policy-Making and Policy Performance in the Czech Republic in the Light of International Democracy and Governance IndicesFrank Bönker
Chapter 3Swerving towards deconsolidation? Democratic consolidation and civil society in the Czech RepublicPetra Guasti
Chapter 4 Small and fragmented: civil society in the Czech Republic in the antagonism between liberal and state-centric ideas   Stephanie Weiss
Chapter 5Permanent campaigning and pitfalls of the proportional representation with fragile parties: Elections and party system in Czechia Stanislav Balík and Vít Hlousek
Chapter 6Power structure in motion? Parliament, government and the president in the Czech Republic Lukás Novotný 
Chapter 7Activist constitutional court as utility tool for correcting politics: structure, composition and case-lawIvo Pospísil
Chapter 8 Advantages and problems of a liberal-democratic media model: Media and politics in the Czech RepublicJan Jirák and Barbara Köpplová
Chapter 9 Foreign, security and defence policy: Europeanized at the bottom, neglected at the topTomás Weiss
Chapter 10Economic and social policy in the Czech Republic as a response to economic crises and growth Antonín Slaný and Hana Lipovská
Chapter 11A product of Europeanization or of national handwriting? The formation and development of the Czech migration policy Paula Beger
Chapter 12Czech regional policy. Trapped in the mode of centralization Hana Formánková