Maria Spirova
Opleidingsdirecteur / Universitair hoofddocent
- Naam
- Dr. M.S. Spirova
- Telefoon
- +31 71 527 3907
- mspirova@fsw.leidenuniv.nl
Opleidingsdirecteur / Universitair hoofddocent
- Faculteit der Sociale Wetenschappen
- Instituut Politieke Wetenschap
- Spirova M. & Kostadinova T. (2018), Combatting corruption. In: Fagan A., Kopecký P. (red.) The Routledge Handbook of East European Politics. Oxon: Routledge.
- Spirova M. & Casal Bertoa F. (2019), Parties between thresholds: State subsidies and party behaviour in post-communist democracies, Party Politics 25(2): 233-243.
- Kolarova R., Spirova M. & (2016), Bulgaria, European Journal of Political Research Political Data Yearbook 55(1): 36–41.
- Spirova M. (2016), Beyond the Ethnic Vote: the Movement for Rights and Freedoms in Bulgaria. In: Ramet S., Valenta M. (red.) Ethnic Minorities and Politics in Post-socialist South-eastern Europe. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. 154-170.
- Spirova M. (2016), Nations in Transit 2015: Bulgaria: Freedom House.
- Spirova M.S. (2016), “Nations in Transit 2016: Bulgaria". Yearly report of the Freedom House: Freedom House.
- Kopecky P., Meyer-Sahling J.H., Panizza F., Scherlis G., Schuster C. & Spirova M.S. (2016), Party patronage in contemporary democracies. Results from an expert survey in 22 countries from five regions, European Journal of Political Research 55(2): 416–431.
- Spirova M. (2016), The Movement for Rights and Freedoms in Bulgaria: Beyond the Ethnic Vote. In: Ramet S., Valenta M. (red.) Ethnic minorities and politics in post-socialist South-eastern Europe. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. 154-169.
- Spirova M. (2015), Book review of Margit Tavits’ Post-Communist democracies and party organization Bespreking van: Tavits M. (2013) Post-Communist democracies and party organization, Slavic Review 74(4): 912-913.
- Spirova M. (2015), Bulgaria, European Journal of Political Research Political Data Yearbook 54(1): 44-53.
- Spirova M. (2015), Bulgaria. In: Habdank-Kolaczkowska S., Csaky Z. (red.) Freedom House Nations in Transit 2014: Democratization from Central Europe to Eurasia. Lanham: Rowman and Littlefield. 161-182.
- Spirova M. & Bergman T. (2015), Caretaker governments – definitions and classifications. Paper presented at the “Vague concepts and poor operationalization – solutions to measurement problems in studies of government formation”, Arlanda Airport, Stockholm, 16-18 september 2015. Stockholm.
- Spirova M. & Kopecky P. (2015), Party patronage East and West: is party patronage a post-communist phenomenon? Paper presented at the CES Conference, Paris, 8-10 July 2015. Paris.
- Spirova M. & Bakker F.E. (2015), Vote where your heart is: Ethnic voting in the European Union. Paper presented at the 8th International Conference on Transatlantic Studies Democracy and Electoral Systems, Alcalá de Henares, 22-23 October 2015. Alcalá de Henares.
- Spirova M. & Zankina E. (20 november 2014), Mission impossible in Bulgaria. Mission impossible in Bulgaria: Party Systems and Governments Observatory [blog entry].
- Kolarova R. & Spirova M. (2014), Bulgaria 2013, European Journal of Political Research Political Data Yearbook 53(1): 45-56.
- Rashkova E.R. & Spirova M. (2014), Ethnic parties regulation in Eastern Europe. In: Van Biezen I., Ten Napel H. (red.) Regulating Political Parties: European Democracies in Comparative Perspective. Leiden: Leiden University Press. 225-252.
- Rashkova E.R. & Spirova M. (2014), Party regulation and the conditioning of small political parties: Evidence from Bulgaria, East European Politics 30(3): 315-329.
- Spirova M. & Kopecky P. (2014), Patrons or champions? The organizational strategies of ethnic parties. Paper presented at the 2014 ECPR Workshop on Clientelism and Public Policy, Salamanca, April 2014. Salamanca.
- Kolarova R. & Spirova M. (2013), Bulgaria 2012, European Journal of Political Research Political Data Yearbook 52(1): 35-38.
- Spirova, M.S., Casal Bertoa & F. (2013), Parties between thresholds: State subsidies and party behavior in post-communist democracies. American Political Science Association Annual Meeting, Chicago. Chicago.
- Spirova M.S. & Kopecky P. (2013), Patrons or champions? The organizational strategies of ethnic parties. Council for European Studies Annual Conference, Amsterdam.
- Spirova M. (2012), ' A Tradition We Don’t Mess With’ Party patronage in Bulgaria. In: Kopecky P., Mair P., Spirova M. (red.) Party Patronage and Party Government in European Democracies.: Oxford University Press.
- Kolarova R. & Spirova M. (2012), “Bulgaria 2012” Political Data Yearbook, 51(1): 922-927.
- Spirova M. (2012), European Integration and Minority Politics: Ethnic Parties at the EP Elections, East European Politics 28(1): 76-93.
- Kopecky P. & Spirova M. (2012), Measuring party patronage through structured expert interviews. In: Kopecky P., Mair P., Spirova M. (red.) Party Patronage and PartyGovernment in European Democracies. Oxford: Oxford University Press. 17-30.
- Kopecky P., Mair P. & Spirova M. (red.) (2012), Party Patronage and Party Government in European Democracies. Oxford: Oxford University Press.
- Rashkova E. & Spirova M. (2012), Party Regulation in Post-Communist Bulgaria. Leiden. [overig]
- Spirova M. & Stefanova B. (2012), The European Dimension of Minority Political Representation: Bulgaria and Romania Compared, East European Politics and Societies 26(1): 75-92.
- Kopecky P. & Spirova M. (2011), 'Jobs for the Boys’? Patterns of Party Patronage in Post-Communist Europe, WEST EUROPEAN POLITICS 34(3): 897-921.
- Kopecky P. & Spirova M. (2011), Party management and state colonization in post-communist Europe: the European dimension. In: Paul G. Lewis and Radek Markowski (red.) Europeanising party politics? Comparative perspectives on Central and Eastern Europe. Manchester: Manchester University Press. 25-43.
- Kopecky P. & Spirova M. (2010), Exploiting the State: Patterns of Party Patronage in the Post-Communist Europe. Edinburgh, UK. [overig]
- Kolarova R. & Spirova M. (2010), Bulgaria, 49(7-8): 909-918.
- Spirova M. (2010), Bulgaria. In: Ramet S. P. (red.) Central and Southeastern Europe since 1989. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. 401-421.
- Spirova M. (2010), The 2009 parliamentary elections in Bulgaria, Electoral Studies 29: 276-279.
- Kopecky P. & Spirova M. (2009), Exploiting the state: party patronage in Bulgaria and the Czech Republic. Brno, Czech Republic. [overig]
- Spirova M. & Stefanova B. (2010), The European Dimension of Minority Representation: Convergence in Minority Empowerment through the European Elections?. Los Angeles, CA. [overig]
- Spirova M. (2009), Bulgaria 2008. Political Data Yearbook, European Journal of Political Research : 913-916.
- Spirova M. & Kopecky P. (2008), Party patronage in post-communist countries: Bulgaria and the Czech Republic. Leiden. [overig]
- Spirova M. (2008), Corruption and democracy: The "color" revolutions in Georgia and Ukraine. Prague, Czech Republic. [overig]
- Kopecky P. & Spirova M. (2008), Party management and state exploitation in post-communist Europe. Sofia, Bulgaria. [overig]
- Spirova M., Scherlis G. & Kopecky P. (2008), Party patronage in new democracies: A post-communist pattern?. Boston, USA. [overig]
- Spirova M. (2008), Bulgaria 2007 (political data year book), 47(7-8): 924-934.
- Spirova M. & Derleth J.W. (2008), Bulgaria: The challenges of building a stable democracy. In: Philips Shively W. (red.) Comparative governance: political structure and diversity across the globe.: McGraw Hill Primis online.
- Kopecky P., Scherlis G. & Spirova M. (2008), Conceptualizing and measuring party patronage. CIDE, Mexico: IPSA committee on concepts & methods.
- Spirova M. (2008), Europarties and party development in EU candidate states: The case of Bulgaria, Europe-Asia Studies 60(5): 791-809.
- Spirova M. & Derleth J.W. (2008), Hungary: The post-communist frontrunner. In: Philips Shively W. (red.) Comparative governance: Political structure and diversity across the globe.: McGraw Hill Primis online.
- Kopecky P. & Spirova M. (2008), Power of the powerless: Parliamentary opposition in Eastern Europe, The Journal of Legislative Studies 14(1/2): 133-159.
- Spirova M. (2008), The communist successor party in Bulgaria: The long road to Europe, Communist & Post-Communist Studies 41(5): 481-499.
- Spirova M. & Budd D. (2008), The EU accession process and the Roma minority in new and soon-to-be member states, COMPARATIVE EUROPEAN POLITICS 6(1): 81-102.
- Scherlis G., Kopecky P. & Spirova M. (2007), Party patronage in new democracies: Institutional location and policy sector relevance. Florence. [overig]
- Scherlis G., Kopecky P. & Spirova M. (2007), Party patronage in new democracies: Preliminary empirical results and analysis. Florence. [overig]
- Spirova M. (2007), Party patronage in new democracies: Preliminary empirical results and analysis. Florence, Italy. [overig]
- Spirova M. (2007), Party patronage in new democracies: Concepts, measures and the design of empirical inquiry. Chicago. [overig]
- Spirova M. (2007), Cleaning-up politics: Parties and corruption in the “new” Europe. Chicago, USA. [overig]
- Spirova M. & Kolarova R. (2007), The Europeanization of the Bulgarian political party system: The bad news. Sussex, UK. [overig]
- Spirova M. (2007), The political representation of the Roma minority in Bulgaria: (1990-2005), Network for citizenship and democracy in Europe .
- Spirova M. (2007), The Europeanization of the Bulgarian party system: The impact of Europarties on Bulgarian party development. University of Salford. [overig]
- Spirova M. (2007), Political parties and women MP' s in Bulgaria. New Orleans, USA. [overig]
- Spirova M. (2007), Bulgaria, 47 (7-8): 900-910.
- Spirova M. (2007), Political parties in post-communist systems: Formation, persistence, and change. New York: Palgrave Macmillan.
- Spirova M. (2006), Political parties and patronage in Bulgaria: A case study of the 2005 'Red sweep'. Nikosia, Cyprus. [overig]
- Spirova M. (2006), Party electoral strategies in post-communist systems: The impact of international actors. San Diego, USA. [overig]
- Spirova M. & Budd D. (2006), The Roma: A 'European minority'?. San Diego, USA. [overig]
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