Titlebook: Elections, Parties and Representation in Post-Communist Europe; Frances Millard Book 2004 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publ

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Standing for Office: Parties and their Candidates, speed with which the new parliaments came to resemble their Western counterparts was a feature of post-communist political transformation, though the resemblance was far from exact. There were also some considerable differences between countries.

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The Political Representation of National Minorities,n as the key principle of the post-war peace settlement in 1918. At the same time the fears engendered among European élites by the Russian Revolution led to the establishment of the International Labour Organisation to develop standards for the protection and treatment of industrial workers, later acknowledged as ‘workers’ rights’.

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Policy Issues: How to Change the World, of European political systems. Elections provide the mechanism for selecting those who will act . of their electorates. One ‘free election’ is predicated upon the notion of a subsequent free election, ensuring that power continues to reside with the people, providing them with both a means for judg

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Newati Wid,Lucita Felicity Ayutesentation have coexisted in different political systems. For two centuries debates have continued in Western Europe over what is being represented, who should be doing the representing, and how they should do it. Much of Eastern Europe joined these debates in the inter-war years; after 1989 it join

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