The New institutional architecture of Eastern Europe
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The New institutional architecture of Eastern Europe
Macmillan Press , St. Martin's Press, 1993
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Description
This volume examines the formation of new institutions in Eastern Europe following the events of 1989. Two comparative chapters discuss the problems of institution-building arising from the communist legacy and the difficulties of a successful transition to liberal democracy. In the remainder of the book, country-specific chapters deal with the institutional characteristics of countries in the region - Yugoslavia, Czechoslovakia, Poland, Hungary, Bulgaria, Romania, Russia, East Germany. Attention is focused on constitutions, executive and parliamentary relations, and parties and electoral systems. Stephen Whitefield is the author of "Industrial Power and the Soviet State".
Table of Contents
- Contents - List of Tables - Preface - Notes on Contributors - Transitions to Liberal Democracy
- G.Smith - Bulgaria
- R.Crampton - Czechoslovakia
- J.Batt - The East German Legacy
- K.Henderson - Hungary
- B.Lomax - Poland
- G.Kolankiewicz - Romania
- J.Eyal - Russia
- S.Whitefield - Yugoslavia
- D.Dyker - The Road from Post-Communism
- G.Sch pflin - Index
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