Danijela Dolenec researches democratisation and the political economy of Europe. Her book Democratic Institutions and Authoritarian Rule in Southeast Europe won the 2013 National Science Award in Croatia. Her recent work includes ‘Exploring Commons Theory for Principles of a Socialist Governmentality’ (Review of Radical Political Economics 2016, with Žitko) and ‘Democratization in the Balkans: The Limits of Elite Driven Reform’ (Taiwan Journal of Democracy, forthcoming).
Articles
22.05.2019
The Green-Left Future of Europe: A View from the Periphery
Truly tackling the 21st century's biggest challenges demands a re-made EU which ties urgent action on climate change with a social justice agenda.
Read more28.11.2016
Constructive Confrontation or constructive Tension – the State and the Commons
A panel of five experts discuss the ambivalent relationship between the state and the commons.
Read more01.07.2016
The Unhappy Marriage of Capitalism and Democracy at the Root of Europe’s Crisis
The Left must put the question of capitalism squarely on the table.
Read more20.11.2012
What Kind of Degrowth: the Case of Croatia Reconsidered
Looking beyond (de)growth, what sort of economic and political changes are required in Croatia to bring about both an equitable and sustainable economy?
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