Titlebook: Communist Legislatures in Comparative Perspective; Daniel Nelson (Associate Professor of Political Sc Book 1982 Daniel N. Nelson and Steph

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Lattice Vibrations and Thermal Properties,’s Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC). This stated that ‘pending the convocation of the All-China People’s Congress elected by universal franchise’ the CPPCC would itself exercise the functions and powers of this Congress, i.e., act as a provisional parliament and constituent assembly.

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,People’s Council Deputies in Romania, of representation is useful for the party. The following analysis probes the relationship of a communist government with the citizens it rules in one such system, the Socialist Republic of Romania. As a ‘window’ through which to view such a relationship, data from interviews with local-level deputies will be the empirical core of this chapter.

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Legislative Politics in Czechoslovakia,ed by reparations and foreign occupation. As a conspicuous exception to the rule, the Red Army left the country before the end of 1945 — to return 23 years later with the intention of a more permanent stay.