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March - Volume 26, Issue 1, Pages 3 - 119
June - Volume 26, Issue 2, Pages 123 - 238
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December - Volume 26, Issue 4, Pages 339 - 461
Volume 26, Issue 2
June 1993
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0967-067X
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1873-6920
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Three Scenarios for Russia's Middle East Policy
Fred Wehling
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The Challenge of Informationalization in Post-Communist Societies
Heather E. Bellows
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Institutional Aspects of Reforms and the Democratization of Communist Regimes
Baohui Zhang
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The Polish Military and the Crisis of 1970
Luba Fajfer
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From Recession to Growth in Post-Communist Economies: Expectations versus Reality
Grzegorz W. Kolodko
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Post-paternalist Political Culture in Hungary: Relationship Between Citizens and Politics During and After the “Melancholic Revolution” (1989-1991)
Janos Simon
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