Tripartism in the Czech and Slovak Republics

Myant et al considers the role of tripartite structures in emerging political systems in post-communist East-Central Europe. He discusses the unjustly negative perceptions related to tripartism, and describes the institutional conceptions of tripartite structures as they have changed over time.

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Published in:Europe-Asia studies 2000-06, Vol.52 (4), p.723-739
Main Authors: Myant, Brian Slocock, Simon Smith, Martin, Slocock, Brian, Smith, Simon
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Business and politics
Collective bargaining
Cooperation
Czech Republic
Democracy
Democratic consolidation
Eastern Europe
Employers' organizations
Employment
Government
Government and politics
Government officials
Labor and politics
Labor union leadership
Labor union representation
Labor unions
Labour force
Parliamentary system
Parliaments
Perceptions
Policy making
Political activities
Political economy
Political institutions
Political participation
Political parties
Political structure
Political systems
Slovak Republic
Slovakia
Trade unions
Treaties
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Summary:Myant et al considers the role of tripartite structures in emerging political systems in post-communist East-Central Europe. He discusses the unjustly negative perceptions related to tripartism, and describes the institutional conceptions of tripartite structures as they have changed over time.
ISSN:0966-8136
1465-3427
DOI:10.1080/713663078