11:00 Uhr, Constructor University Meeting Room 49 in Research IV
Natasha Fedorenko
Daily Life and Art on the Soviet Periphery: Samples from the Archive of Anna Tarshis and Sergei Sigov, 1960-1970s
Kolloquiumsvortrag
18:15 Uhr,
IW3 0330 / hybrid
Alexandra Oberländer (Berlin)
Wenn der Lohn die Arbeit nicht lohnt? Geld und Leistung in der späten Sowjetunion
Wissenswertes
The framing of IMF and World Bank in political reform debates: The role of political orientation and policy fields in the cases of Russia and Ukraine
Neuer Aufsatz von Heiko Pleines in der Zeitschrift Global Social Policy.
Open Access: https://doi.org/10.1177/1468018120929773
Abstract
The article presents a content analysis of assessments of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and World Bank in parliamentary debates in Russia (1998–2008) and Ukraine (2010–2019) in order to understand the position of domestic actors in cases of conditionality-based international support. Russia and Ukraine offer the opportunity to compare periods with and without an active loan agreement with the IMF for domestic actors across the full political spectrum. In addition, the World Health Organization and the International Labour Organization are included in the analysis to allow a comparison with international organisations not working with financial conditionality. The analysis examines the general image of international organisations and differentiates between political camps and policy fields, with a special focus on social policy.
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