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Moldova,centralized political rule, and social instability. In the early 1990s, Moldova was further weakened by the territorial disputes with the separatist movements led by the Gagauz people in the South and the pro-Russian population in Transnistria (Waters 2003; Vahl and Emerson 2004).. Secessionist chal

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Morocco,liticians, such as the president of the European Parliament (BBC 2012; European Parliament 2012). Its political system acknowledges a minimum degree of political liberalization, for instance by inviting opposition groups into power (alternance), and, in July 2011, a new constitution was adopted by p

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Ukraine,6: 143). As a consequence, the young country had hardly any experience on which the state-building process could be based. In 1991, Ukraine ‘became independent without a basic state infrastructure’ (Wilson 2005: 37). Institutionally, the new state built on the heritage of the Ukrainian Soviet Republ

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Democratic Governance Promotion in a Comparative Perspective,rties and sector-specific factors. At the time of their selection as cases for our study in 2006, Moldova, Ukraine, and Morocco were frontrunners of the ENP and thus could all be expected to be fairly progressive in fulfilling their obligations under the ENP Action Plans. However, the selected count