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Textbook 1998Latest edition to provide a genuinely comparative introduction to the emerging new political systems of the region.Like its companion volume on Western Europe, it brings together specially commissioned chapters by leading authorities to provide a tightly-integrated introduction to politics, government and policy set in a broad economic and social context.

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In the Shadow of Moscow: Ukraine, Moldova and the Baltic Republics democratisation and marketisation. This chapter will analyse the dual trajectories of state-building and reform with reference to five of the newly-independent states on the western fringe of the former Soviet empire: Ukraine, Moldova, and the Baltic republics of Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania.

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Elections and Voting Behaviourmbled on their road to democracy,elections never became irrelevant. For instance, the spectacular 1996-7 street demonstrations in Belgrade, which lasted several months until the final success of protesters, were caused by the government’s refusal to recognise opposition victories in local elections.

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Prospects for Democracy in Postcommunist Europeclines in freedom since 1987,against six registering improvements (Huntington, 1996; Diamond, 1996). The movement toward democracy in Africa is by fits and starts, with missteps too (Bratton and de Walle, 1997). The statement that ‘all’ countries are becoming democratic or, for that matter, undemocratic, can be disproved by a single example.

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