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The Program on Central & Eastern Europe - Archive

 
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52 Coalition Formation and the Regime Divide in Central Europe
1999 – Anna Grzymała-Busse
51 The Integration of the Polish Post-Transitional Elite
1999 – Jacek Wasilewski
50 "The Trauma of Post-Communism"
1999 – Piotr Sztompka
49 From the Socialist Core to the Capitalist Periphery: Hungary in Comparative Perspective
1999 – Béla Greskovits
48 The Communist Taboo Against Unemployment: Ideology, Soft-Budget Constraints, or the Politics of De-Stalinization?
1999 – Phineas Baxandall
47 Institutional Choice After Communism: A Critique of Theory-Building in an Empirical Wasteland
1998 – Michael Bernhard
46 The Emergence of Postcommunist Entitlement States: Social Insurance Policy and Politics Under Left-Wing Governments in Poland and Hungary
1998 – Tomasz Inglot
45 The Mediterranean Model and the End of Authoritarian Regimes
1998 – Vesna Pusic
44 Institutional Inertia, Democratic Consolidation, and the Politics of Constitutional Renewal in Post-Communist Central Europe
1998 – Allison K. Stanger
43 Charismatic Leadership and Democratization: A Weberian Perspective
1998 – Michael Bernhard
42 Unionists Against Unions: Towards Hierarchical Management in Postcommunist Poland
1997 – David Ost and Marc Weinstein
40 Elite Circulation & Consolidation of Democracy in Poland
1997 – Jacek Wasilewski
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