Developments in Central and East European Politics 3

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List of Tables and Figures
Preface
Notes on the Contributors
List of Abbreviations
Map of Europe
Introduction: Defining Central and Eastern Europe	p. 3
Poland	p. 23
The Czech Republic and Slovakia	p. 41
Hungary	p. 57
The Balkans since 1989: The Winding Retreat from National Communism	p. 74
Ukraine and Post-Soviet Europe: Authoritarian Consolidation or Renewed Reform?	p. 92
Executive Leadership: Presidents and Governments	p. 115
Structures of Representation: The New Parliaments of Central and Eastern Europe	p. 133
Political Parties	p. 153
Elections and Voting Behaviour	p. 173
Constitutional Engineering in Central and Eastern Europe	p. 190
Managing Transition Economies	p. 213
Changing Societies: Class and Inequality in Central and Eastern Europe	p. 234
The Implications of EU Enlargement	p. 253
Democratization in Central and Eastern Europe: A Comparative Perspective	p. 269
Further Reading	p. 290
Bibliography	p. 296
Index	p. 316
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