Titlebook: Developments in East European Politics; Stephen White (Professor of Politics and a Member) Textbook 1993Latest edition Macmillan Publisher

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Parties and Party Systems in Eastern Europest forces. In 1926, Marshal Pilsudski carried out his military coup in Poland. Gradually Hungary and Romania slid back onto the road of authoritarianism. Only Czechoslovakia managed to sustain its democracy, until the country was dismembered in 1938 (Fischer-Galati, 1992).

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The Comparative Politics of Eastern Europenges meant a career change for scholars of communist systems. I answered affirmatively, . such scholars had examined these regimes . as communist systems; yet, for scholars who had studied politics in the arena of Eastern Europe, I suggest a full and challenging career lay ahead.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-22898-0communism; comparative politics; culture; development; Europe; European Politic; European Politics; executi

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