Emilija Tudjarovska Gjorgjievska, Ph.D.
Emilija Tudjarovska Gjorgjievska, Ph.D.
Působiště:
- Katedra evropských studií, IMS
E-mail: emilija.tudjarovska@fsv.cuni.cz
Telefon: +420 605 473 251
Místnost: č. C317, Jinonice, budova C
ORCID ID: 0000-0002-0443-0695
EU Modern Politics, EU comparative politics, EU policy-making, EU Economic Governance, EU Modern History
Rok vydání
Monografie
- AGHA, Petr - DRULÁK, Petr - TUDJAROVSKA GJORGJIEVSKA, Emilija - SALECL, Renata - AZMANOVA, Albena - CERCEL, Cosmin. Velvet Capitalism and the Crisis of Liberal Democracy. New York: Routledge, 2025. 116 s. ISBN 978-1-03-212566-4.
Kapitoly v monografiích
- TUDJAROVSKA GJORGJIEVSKA, Emilija. Legitimation strategies and national parliaments. In: LORD, Christopher - BURSENS, Peter - DE BIEVRE, Dirk - TRONDAL, Jarle - WESSEL, Ramses A. The politics of legitimation in the European Union: legitimacy recovered?. 1st ed vyd. London: Routledge, 2022, s. nestránkováno. ISBN 978-1-03-210140-8.
- TUDZAROVSKA, Emilija. The politics of periphery and the EU enlargement. In: AGHA, Petr - DRULÁK, Petr. Velvet Capitalism and the Crisis of Liberal Democracy. 1 vyd. London: Routledge, 2026, s. 18-31. ISBN 978-1-03-212566-4.
Články
- TUDJAROVSKA GJORGJIEVSKA, Emilija. The 'Silent Guardians' in the Fight against Corruption: The Case of North Macedonia. Central European Public Administration Review. 2020, 18(1), 165-184. ISSN 2591-2240. UT-WOS link
- TUDJAROVSKA GJORGJIEVSKA, Emilija. The rise of technocratic politics in the EU: the legacies of neoliberalism. Comparative European Politics. 2025, 23(4), 576-592. ISSN 1472-4790. UT-WOS link
Příspěvky v konferenčních sbornících
- TUDJAROVSKA GJORGJIEVSKA, Emilija. Knowledge-based economies, public administration reforms, and throughput legitimacy: possible linkages. In: JUNJAN, Veronica. The 26th NISPAcee Annual Conference E-Proceedings Bucharest: NISPAcee Press, 2018, s. 140-158. ISBN 978-80-89013-97-5.
UACES Research Network: "Re-thinking Europe's East-West Divide" (2024-2025): https://www.uaces.org/networks/rethinking-europes-east-west-divide