Democratic transition and democratic consolidation in Slovenia
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Democratic transition and democratic consolidation in Slovenia
(Marie Jahoda sozialwissenschaftliche Studien / herausgegeben von Barbara Wolf-Wicha, band 2)
P. Lang, c2008
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Note
Based on the author's thesis (doctoral)--University of Salzburg, 2006
Includes bibliographical references (p. 239-245) and index
Description and Table of Contents
Description
The study examines the democratization in Slovenia and compares it to democratization processes elsewhere, drawing patterns upon not only other post-communist democratizations but also upon general patterns in other third-wave democratizations. The book begins with a theoretical overview: the problem of defining democracy, democratic transition and democratic consolidation. It proceeds to an examination of the historical, political, and economic factors relevant for the democratization. The transition is explained from Yugoslav, Slovenian, and external aspects, where foundations for patterns in Slovenian democratization are sought. The consolidation is examined on the institutional level and on the level of the actors. In the concluding analysis, the indicators of democratic consolidation are examined in a comparative perspective and applied to Slovenia.
Table of Contents
Contents: Democratic Transition - Democratic Consolidation - Third-Wave Democratization - Post-Communist Democratization - Democratization in East-Central Europe - Democratization in Former Yugoslavia - Democratization in Slovenia - Democratization and Statehood.
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