...Liu Peng Studies have shown that socialization under communist rule is related to pro-authoritarian tendencies. This article argues that such tendencies are largely facilitated by “transitional legacies”—the enduring effects of life experiences following the regime change that occurred in post...

...Filip Ilkowski The aim of this article is to show with the example of contemporary Poland the ideological function of anti-communism. It explains how “communism” has been constructed and utilized mainly in order to legitimize the political/economic power in the decades of Transition after 1989...

... with bottom up state-building. The second is divergent Russian and Ukrainian national identities. The third is the resultant different transitions with Russia reverting to great power imperial nationalism and Ukraine quadruple and post-colonial transitions. Russian-Ukrainian relations Vladimir Putin...

... by Elsevier Science Ltd. All rights reserved. 2017 The Regents of the University of California Structural changes Transition Agriculture Serbia Structural changes Transition Agriculture Serbia ions of productive , etc (Silva and and interpretation e the impact of SCs ts on small family ere...

...Henryk Gurgul; Łukasz Lach This paper is the first study dedicated to the extensive examination of the dynamics of key sectors in CEE transition economies based on an application of the WIOD — an extensive database recently launched under the patronage of European Commission, Research Directorate...

... Post-communist Poland Prison service Professionalization Transition lf of d econ their ive, in rare for this line of d out and because entatives is tiny. In n: 18% had direct ith debt collectors ad thing. Only two officers a positive opinion in Poland is critical of the prison service and those...

...Taras Kuzio © 2012 The Regents of the University of California. Published by Elsevier Science Ltd. All rights reserved. 2012 The Regents of the University of California Ukraine Corruption Nationalism Regionalism Transition European Integration cial section on Ukraine focus...

... survey, the article addresses hypotheses about the impact of populist attitudes on preferences and choices alongside nationalist and economic attitudes and the socio-demographic ‘transition loser/winner’ divide. It finds that whilst nationalist and economic attitudes are significant predictors...

... Presidency Parties Authoritarianism Transition Presidency Parties uch arkw ite is 05) o rmal ral in insig is revealing about how the task of winning elections shapes the relative priority of privatizing state assets versus upholding communicative and associative rights. The urgency of electoral...

... system in Macedonia was conducted as a case study in an attempt to identify and evaluate the key problems, challenges, and issues that hinder the transition of post-communist countries. The analysis revealed that the same barriers were present in the different systems of many post-communist counties...

...William Crowther Romania is an archetypical case of protracted post-communism. Its regime transition was problematic and its founding election flawed, allowing successor communists to secure their hold on power. A period of quasi-authoritarianism and failed reform followed until critical elections...

... right; Bulgaria; Romania; Southeastern Europe; Political organizations; Transition 552 J. Frusetta, A. Glont / Communist and Post-Communist Studies 42 (2009) 551e571The emergence of radical right parties in Bulgaria and Romania, as elsewhere in Eastern Europe, has raised domestic and international...

...Terry D. Clark; Jovita Pranevičciūte The successor party to the Lithuanian Communist Party (LCP) has shown amazing adaptability in weathering the transition period to remain a major political force throughout the post-communist period. The LCP severed all formal ties with the Communist Party...

...Andrzej K. Kozminski This article deals with the consequences of systemic change in one of the transition countries of Central and Eastern Europe: Poland. Analysis is focused on two interrelated areas: management practice and management education. Unique characteristics of Polish economy, society...

... factors under state socialism and the world system in the pre-1989 period. The paper considers traditional Marxist approaches to the transition to capitalism and criticises the model of state capitalism as well as the world system approach. In contrast, social actors (the ‘acquisition’ and ‘administrative...

... to a future enlargement (Bulgaria, Croatia and Romania). In a first step we proceed to an analytical framework to understand the link between transition, institutions and FDI. In a second step we test an empirical model based on pooled data. The results of our empirical test confirm our expectation that FDI...

... Science Ltd. All rights reserved. 2006 The Regents of the University of California Corruption Marketization Rents Comparative advantage State Transition Reform, corruption, and growth: Why corruption is more devastating in Russia than in China Tomas Larsson* Department of Government...

... of California. Published by Elsevier Science Ltd. All rights reserved. 2006 The Regents of the University of California Trust Confidence Transition Soviet Union Trust, confidence and social environment in post-communist societies Roger Sapsford a Pamela Abbott b a University of Teesside, UK b...

... © 2005 The Regents of the University of California. Published by Elsevier Science Ltd. All rights reserved. 2005 The Regents of the University of California Institutions Economic policy Transition Growth Development Globalization Lessons for the emerging markets from Poland s great...

...D. Roberts This paper examines 10 years of political transition in Cambodia. It is particularly relevant because Cambodia has just passed through a third stage of transition in the form of national grass roots elections to dilute elite power. The scope of the paper covers the three elections...