Developments in Central and East European Politics 3Stephen White, Judy Batt, Paul G. Lewis Duke University Press, 2003 - 320 pagina's |
Inhoudsopgave
Poland | 23 |
and the Victory of the Successor Parties | 29 |
Issues and Policies | 38 |
The Czech Republic and Slovakia | 48 |
Hungary Mark Pittaway | 57 |
The Winding Retreat from | 74 |
Authoritarian | 92 |
Presidents and Governments | 115 |
Elections and Voting Behaviour | 173 |
Constitutional Engineering in Central | 190 |
Managing Transition Economies | 213 |
Class and Inequality | 234 |
The Implications of EU Enlargement | 253 |
Further Reading | 290 |
Bibliography | 296 |
316 | |
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