Building Democracy: 2nd EditionGeoffrey Pridham, Eric Herring, George Sanford, University of Bristol. Dept. of Politics A&C Black, 1 sty 1997 - 202 International factors have had a great effect upon the process of democratisation in Eastern Europe according to the contributors to this book. Furthermore they maintain that the international dimension has not always been a favourable one. |
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EastCentral Europe in comparative perspective | 30 |
Towards a culture of democracy? Democratic theory | 56 |
International security and democratisation in Eastern Europe | 81 |
The European Community and democracy | 110 |
The USSRCIS and democratisation in Eastern Europe | 133 |
The international dimension of democratisation | 154 |
Communisms weakest link democratic capitalisms | 170 |
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