Papers by Joanna Dzwończyk
Studia Polityczne (Political Studies), 2004
Zeszyty Naukowe / Akademia Ekonomiczna w Krakowie, 2004
This article concerns low voter turnout in parliamentary elections in Poland since 1989. In part ... more This article concerns low voter turnout in parliamentary elections in Poland since 1989. In part one the author presents the socio-economic and legal-political factors that influence voter turnout. The second part concerns the psychological aspects of voter turnout and presents a model of a rational voter as well as the potential meaning of elections and how Polish voters view candidates and their programs. In the third part the rate of voter turnout in successive parliamentary elections in Poland is discussed. The reasons for low voter turnout are finally attributed to the belief by Polish voters under the People's Republic that politics was not the individual's responsibility. The author concludes that during that period politics was not a pragmatic issue, but rather an ethical one. (original abstract)
Kraków : Krakowskie Towarzystwo Edukacyjne, 2004
Środkowoeuropejskie Studia Polityczne
A clear differentiation between media sources and electorates within the legacy media ecosystem m... more A clear differentiation between media sources and electorates within the legacy media ecosystem may help to explain the limited importance of the alternative media (focused on fake news and hoaxes) as relevant information sources. In a political and analytical discourse, the alternative media can be seen as an “alternative” to the dominant liberal media and discourse. Within this context, Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki and Deputy Prime Minister Jarosław Kaczyński were active in “liking” other profiles on their FB pages. Morawiecki liked some media, mostly TV and radio channels from his constituency region. His focus was more on the national identity and national interests in an economic sense. However, he also liked a press magazine that is a borderline case between ideologically heavily biased and disinformation scene in Poland.
Autorka wskazuje, iz pelnią wybory wiele funkcji. Tą, na ktorej skupia ona swą uwage w artykule j... more Autorka wskazuje, iz pelnią wybory wiele funkcji. Tą, na ktorej skupia ona swą uwage w artykule jest funkcja legitymizacyjna. W pierwszej cześci charakteryzuje krotko pojecie legitymizacji, odnosząc sie do klasycznej koncepcji Maxa Webera i nawiązuje do ustalen Davida Eastona i Davida Beethama. W drugiej koncentruje sie na problemie legitymizacji demokratycznej, w ktorej istotnym elementem jest legitymizacja wyborcza. W ostatniej wykazuje, ze frekwencja wyborcza jest jednym z najistotniejszych czynnikow legitymizujących wladze i to niezaleznie od tego czy mamy do czynienia z systemem demokratycznym, czy niedemokratycznym. According to the author of the paper, elections perform many functions. The paper focuses on the legitimacy function. In the first part of the paper the concept of legitimacy is briefly characterized, with reference to the classic concept of Max Weber and the distinctions developed by David Easton and David Beethem. The second part focuses on the problem of democra...
Zeszyty Naukowe Uniwersytet Ekonomiczny W Krakowie, 2008
Zeszyty Naukowe Akademia Ekonomiczna W Krakowie, 2002
Zeszyty Naukowe Akademia Ekonomiczna W Krakowie, 1993
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