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According to Wikipedia , Martin Potůček is Czech academic and journalist. Education Potůček studied philosophy, mathematics, political science, and sociology at Masaryk University in Brno. He worked as a researcher at the Department of Complex Modelling, Sportpropag, and later in the Institute of Social Medicine and Organisation of Health Services in Prague, until 1989. He received his Ph.D. in management theory in 1989 from the University of Economics, Prague. He subsequently studied at the London School of Economics, receiving an M.Sc. in European social policy in 1991, and participated in a number of professional fellowship and exchange programs, including with the Eisenhower Exchange Fellowship in the United States , Oxford University , the University of Konstanz , the Institute of Human Sciences in Vienna and Central European University in Budapest .
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1990 2000 2010 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 Published Works Accession and Social Policy: The Case of the Czech Republic (2004) The Uneasy Birth of Czech Civil Society (2000) Metamorphoses of Welfare States in Central and Eastern Europe (2008) Havel versus Klaus: Public Policy Making in the Czech Republic (1999) Not only the market : the role of the market, government, and the civic sector in the development of postcommunist societies (1999) (22)Current Social Policy Developments in the Czech and Slovak Republics (1993) Not Only the Market (1999) The Czech Republic: tradition compatible with modernisation?1 (2007) Editorial: Ten Years After: The Third Sector and Civil Society in Central and Eastern Europe (2000) Splitting the Welfare State: The Czech and Slovak Cases (1997) (10)Ten years after: the third sector and civil society in Central and Eastern Europe (2000) (8)Social Rights, Active Citizenship and Governance in the European Union (2011) Manuál prognostických metod (2006) (5)Czech public policy as a scientific discipline and object of research (2019) (5)Rivalry of Advocacy Coalitions in the Czech Pension Reform (2016) The Formation and Implementation of Social Policy in the CzechRepublic as a Political Process (1995) (4)The health care reform in Czechoslovakia after 17 November 1989. (1991) Will Global Public Policy Arise from Global Crisis (2010) (3)Czech pension reform: how to reconcile equivalence with fiscal discipline (2015) Politika a politický marketing (2013) (3)Dimensions of Public Policy: Values, Processes, Implementation, and Results (2006) (2)Value anchorage of social forecasting (2011) Policy analysis in the Czech Republic and the influence of supranational organisations (2016) Economic globalization and the role of the EU social policy as challenge (not only) for Central and Eastern Europe (2018) (1)Forecasting Modelling by means of the KPM method (1984) Discourses on Social Rights in the Czech Republic1 (2012) [Possibilities and limitations of health care prognostication]. (1988) (0)[The life style of the Czechoslovak population in relation to health]. (1989) (0)[Development of prospective planning, forecasting and strategic management of health care in Czechoslovakia. 1956-1968]. (1988) (0)Catching up in securing excellence: the case of EUSOC in Central and Eastern Europe (2014) THE CURRENT STATE AND PROSPECTIVES OF GLOBAL GOVERNANCE (2014) (0)Printer LED arrangement (1991) (0)[The development of prospective planning, forecasting and strategic administration of health care in Czechoslovakia. 1969-1987]. (1988) (0)[Problems in the formation of a total prognosis for the Czechoslovak health care system]. (1985) (0)A Holistic Approach to Social Forecasting : Theories , Methods , Applications (2013) (0)Pension Systems´ Privatization in Central and Easter Europe (2020) Appendix 1: List of NGOs and other organizations participating at the conference (2011) Using Peatlands as Archives of Dust Deposition : A Preliminary Record from Southern Sweden (2010) (0)[Important problems in the development of Czechoslovak health care]. (1986) (0)A teleonomic explanatory scheme (1988) Acoustic geohabitat mapping : A case study (2013) (0)Geophysical Mapping around Björkö Island in Lake Mälaren , South central Sweden (2013) (0)[The Finnish experience with the development of primary health care]. (1989) (0)[Forecasting the development of the Czechoslovak health care system--possibilities and limitations of simulation systems]. (1986) (0)Experts as researchers and policy actors: Czech pension reform (2022) Public policy in the Czech Republic: historical development and its current state (2016) [Social determinants of health in the Czechoslovak population]. (1990) (0)The challenge of broadening the European public space (2011) [The development of prospective planning, prognostication and strategic administration of health care in Czechoslovakia 1945-1955]. (1988) (0)Welfare reforms - Czech social policy in theory and practíce (1998) (0)Decision Theory and Social Policy Dynamics (2008) (0)Toward the methodology of social forecasting (2012) Introduction: Social rights, active citizenship and governance in the European Union (2011) Productivity and suality in the public sector (1997) (0)TO THE PRIORITIES FOR THE CZECH REPUBLIC (2002) (0)Dark current correction for image scanner (1997) (0)[Functions of health care and dynamic processes within societies]. (1985) (0)The Model of Czech Society's Development and Its Modernisation in a Global Context (2004) [Related features in the development of social consciousness in the area of health care and the living environment]. (1989) (0)More Papers This paper list is powered by the following services:
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