Most of the articles on this website are in Czech ». Here below you may find a small selection of publications in English and other languages than Czech. How and when to liberate people from dictators, and when not Sovereign Dutch – sovereign Europeans 21.5.05
– speach at the ENC Conference,
Amsterdam
Vladimír Špidla: "I do not think, that our political development would lead to referendum democracy" 14.5.04, BL / ERC,
IRI-Europe, Mehr Demokratie, D-Europe
Bribing
citizens
– Czech
'government' and Czech
citizens
Die
„Zauberformel“ nüchtern
betrachtet – Bundesrat,
Stellenprozente und Qualifikation24.4.04 – Re: "Cabinet
offers compensation
for long court proceedings"
Klaus fears to lose sovereignty, Czechs say 22.4.04 – inspired by an
article in EU Business "Czechs to lose
sovereignty, Klaus says"
(in German – Looking at
the "magic formula" soberly – The Federal Council, Jobs provided by the
citizens and
qualifications needed)
31.10.03 Vrije Europeanen, laat u niet in het hoekje drukken! 15.10.03,
WIT (in Dutch/Flemish – Free Europeans, don't leave
yourself alone! – EU Convention should be made permanent and EU
Constitution put under citizens' sovereignty)
Free Europeans, don't leave yourselves alone! EU Convention
should be made
permanent and EU Constitution put under citizens' sovereignty
26.8.03, Democracy Europe CORRUPTION – HOW, AND WHY, TO AVOID IT CERGE-EI Prague, 11
November 1998 – conference & workshop organized by
CERGE-EI, CPA, CSEE, ESCE/WSMO,
HST, TI-CH, TI-CZ
Countries'
competitiveness vs. corruption
Hidden costs – hidden possible benefits What may be done? (excerpt from the report, pages 9 to 10) presentation
by Vladimir Rott
(PDF, 170kb – excerpt from the report, pages 22 to 27) complete
report
(PDF, 640kb – 31 pages, presentations and speaches) (report
of June 1999)
The privatisation of Železářství V.J. Rott (V.J. Rott Ironmonger) comments
to an excerpt from:
POLITICAL CORRUPTION, PRIVATISATION AND CONTROL IN THE CZECH REPUBLIC:
A CASE STUDY OF PROBLEMS IN MULTIPLE TRANSITION. By Quentin Reed, Oriel
College. Thesis submitted in September 1996 at the Faculty of Social
Studies at the University of Oxford
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