Publikacijos

Matonyte, I., & Klementjeviene, A. (2011)

Ne Europos šalių mokslininkų integracija Lietuvos universitetuose. Viešoji politika ir administravimas

Public policy and administration, 10(1), 79-90

Matonytė, I., & Gerazimaitė, G. (2013)

Koalicinių vyriausybių morfologija: akademiniai postulaitai, Vakarų Europos patirtys ir atvejai Lietuvoje

Parlamento studijos, Nr. 14, 11-39

Matonytė, I. (2013)

Политическое переосмыслениесоветского прошлого: установки и действия литовских элит / Political reconsideration of the Soviet past: attitudes and actions of the Lithuanian elites

Baltic Region, 3(17), 86-97

Matonytė, I., & Chulitskaya, T. (2010)

The third sector and political communication in Belarus: highlights on the topic of social policies from the presidential campaign 2010

Lithuanian Annual Strategic Review, 10(1), 235–263

Matonytė, I. (2013)

The Elites’ Games in the Field of Memory: Insights from Lithuania

In G. Mink, & L. Neumayer (Eds.), History, Memory and Politics in Central and Eastern Europe: Memory Games (pp. 105-120). Palgrave Macmillan

Matonytė, I. (2014)

Lithuanian parliamentary elites after 1990: dilemmas of political representation and political professionalism

In E. Semenova, M. Edinger, & H. Best (Eds.), Parliamentary elites in Central and Eastern Europe: recruitment and representation (pp. 145-168). London: Routledge

Matonyte, I. (2015)

La Lituanie

In B. Nathalie, J.-M. Waele, J.-B. Pilet (Eds.), Les démocraties européennes: approches comparées des systèmes politiques nationaux (3rd ed., pp. 261-279). Paris, Armand Colin

Matonyte, I.(2015)

Lithuania

In V. Donatella (Ed.), Routledge Handbook of European Elections (pp. 345-389). Routledge

Matonytė, I. (2015)

National and European gender equality legislation. A mismatch of agendas and hesitant feminism in Lithuania

In G. Yvonne (Ed.). States of  Democracy. Gender and Politics in the European Union (pp. 147-168). Routledge

Matonyte, I., Šumskas, G., & Morkevičius, V. (2016)

Europeanness of Lithuanian political elite: Europhilia, Russophobia and Neoliberalism

Historical Social Research, 41(4), 150-172