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Environmental Conflict and Political Change: Public Perception on Low-Level Radioactive Waste ManagIn this paper, in connection with a case study, we would like to illustrate how environmental problems emerged in Hungary, what the response of the general public was to such problems, how environmental movements became organized, and how all this fit into the major political changes characterizing the period between 1985–1990.

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Environmental Policy and Politics in Central and Eastern Europe: Introduction and Overview,vement in all spheres of the economy and society. Facing the realities of the severe economic, social, health, and environmental problems of the region, however, turned this enthusiasm into growing disappointment and skepticism. The assessment of the legacy of the former state-socialist rule and the

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Environmental Policy in the Czech and Slovak Republic,ty of government actions that in fact shape its environmental conditions. In the Czech and Slovak Republics these policies are now in a period of fundamental change, both in their own right and as a consequence of the country’s larger economic and political transition. Some of these changes may caus

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Environmental Policy in a Transition Economy: The Bulgarian Example,y dominates all social processes in the region. Its implementation is often badly managed, which leads to chaotic adjustment in the affected social subsystems (industries, services, etc.). Particularly in the field of environmental policy design, efforts to radically upgrade the priority of environm

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