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This third edition of The Handbook of Political Change in Eastern Europe provides an authoritative and thorough analysis of the political changes, which have occurred in Central and Eastern Europe since the demise of communism. It offers an historical, comparative perspective of the region and focuses on the social consequences of the democratization process.
The country-specific chapters are written by scholars with well-documented area expertise on their respective cases: Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, The Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary, Slovenia, Romania, Bulgaria, Croatia, Bosnia, Serbia, Montenegro, Macedonia, Albania, Ukraine, Moldova, and Georgia. Each chapter includes detailed examinations of elections, the formation of governments, electoral systems and constitutional arrangements. These in-depth and up-to-date analyses are supplemented by conclusions on the party systems and emerging political structures in the region as a whole, as well as the consolidation of democracy in a post-communist setting.
The revised and expanded version of The Handbook of Political Change in Eastern Europe provides a state-of-the art companion, which will be indispensable for students and scholars in the social sciences including political science, comparative politics, European studies and political history, as well as for policy makers and practitioners.
Contributors: F.H. Aarebrot, D. Auers, C. Berglund, S. Berglund, W. Crowther, G. ular, K. Deegan-Krause, T. Donais, K. Duvold, J. Ekman, J.O. Haukaas, A. Henjak, R. Hislope, M. Jurkynas, G. Karasimeonov, T. Knutsen, M. Lagerspetz, M. Lyubenov, Z. Mansfeldová, A. Murati, S. Popa, O. Protsyk, B. Stanley, O.-V. Suciu, B. Todosijevi , G. Tóka, H. Vogt, D. Zajc, N. Zako ek
Contents
Contents:
Preface
1. The Diversity of Political Regimes
Sten Berglund and Joakim Ekman
2. The Resilience of History
Sten Berglund, Joakim Ekman, Terje Knutsen and Frank Aarebrot
3. Full and Partial Cleavages
Kevin Deegan-Krause
4. Estonia
Mikko Lagerspetz and Henri Vogt
5. Latvia
Daunis Auers
6. Lithuania
Kjetil Duvold and Mindaugas Jurkynas
7. Poland
Ben Stanley
8. The Czech Republic
Zdenka Mansfeldová
9. Slovakia
Kevin Deegan-Krause
10. Hungary
Gábor Tóka and Sebastian Popa
11. Slovenia
Drago Zajc
12. Romania
William Crowther and Oana-Valentina Suciu
13. Bulgaria
Georgi Karasimeonov and Milen Lyubenov
14. Croatia
Andrija Henjak, Nenad Zakošek and Goran Čular
15. Bosnia
Timothy Donais
16. Serbia
Bojan Todosijević
17. Montenegro
Jan O. Haukaas
18. Macedonia
Robert Hislope
19. Albania
Arba Murati
20. Ukraine
Oleh Protsyk
21. Moldova
William Crowther
22. Georgia
Christofer Berglund
23. Concluding Remarks
Sten Berglund, Kevin Deegan-Krause and Joakim Ekman
Index
