Founding Elections and the Development of Transitional Parties: The Cases of Estonia and Latvia, 1990-1992

Ishiyama, John T.

doi:10.1016/0967-067X/93/03/0277-23

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Research Article| September 01 1993

Founding Elections and the Development of Transitional Parties: The Cases of Estonia and Latvia, 1990-1992

John T. Ishiyama

JOHN, ISHIYAMA is an Assistant Professor of Political Science at Northeast Missouri State University. His primary research focus is on the impact of founding elections and electoral rules on the evolution of party politics in Eastern Europe.

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Communist and Post-Communist Studies (1993) 26 (3): 277–299.

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