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

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The Czech and Slovak Republics state’ of Czechs and Slovaks and replace it with two independent republics, there was little evidence that the electorate in either part of the country had wished for such an outcome. With the exception of the separatist Slovak National Party, which attracted under 10 per cent of voters in Slovakia

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Hungarythe world’s media. Yet without Hungary the demise of communism in Europe — if it had happened at all — would have happened very differently. For it was Hungary’s decision in September 1989 to permit the emigration through Austria of East German citizens (a logical extension of the decision taken the

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Parties and Party Systems in Eastern Europevakia, Hungary, Romania and Bulgaria were all reconstituted as independent states and embarked on the road to democracy. But after only a few years, the wave of democratisation ebbed. As early as 1923, the Bulgarian radical peasant leader Stamboliski was overthrown in a coup by reactionary nationali

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Leaderships and Executivesffected the . of choosing political executives, or leaders, but they have also included the . that is vested in the executive branch. Of particular importance in designing the ‘a(chǎn)rchitecture’ of power has been the manner of controlling the actions of leaders and, connected to this, the relationship b