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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4684-3611-2hing line to which their leaders said they would take them. The consolation prize of NATO membership was bestowed on a not altogether grateful Czech Republic in early 1999 while Vladimír Mečiar saw to it that Slovakia was left on the sidelines. But the EU was the rich man’s club everyone wanted to j
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978-1-349-62811-7Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2000
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S. Foulias,N. Curson,M. Cowen,W. AllisonBecause most central and eastern European states are small in size and population and unprotected by high mountains or difficult seas, the fate of their people has always been determined by the good, indifferent or ill will of bigger and more powerful neighbours on either side.
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e years that followed, the country split apart into two independent Czech and Slovak states, each taking radically different paths to reform. This book examines the core issues at work in the last decade, focusing on the political, economic, and philosophical underpinnings of the reform process.978-
Irrepressible
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Masato Endo,Kunihiko Mouri,Toshio Takeuchito had once been achieved before. The ideals of liberal democratic government, the rule of law and pluralism did not exist as mere abstractions. In the consciousness of the people, the transition to democracy could be taken as a reassertion of the national heritage and not as something alien or imposed from outside.
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Politics After Communism,to had once been achieved before. The ideals of liberal democratic government, the rule of law and pluralism did not exist as mere abstractions. In the consciousness of the people, the transition to democracy could be taken as a reassertion of the national heritage and not as something alien or imposed from outside.