Lawful Revolution in Hungary, 1989-94

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ISBN: 9780880333429 | 0880333421
Cover: Hardcover
Copyright: 6/1/1996

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Examines the transition from a communist totalitarian state and society to democratic capitalism. The successes and failures of the new institutions--and the survival of some old practices--are described by Hungarian and Western scholars.

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Table of Contents
Abbreviations
Preface to the Series and Acknowledgments
Soft Dictatorship, Lawful Revolution and the Socialists' Return to Power	p. 3
Multiparty System in Hungary, 1989-94	p. 15
Between Reform and Revolution: Three Hypotheses About the Nature of the Regime Change	p. 33
Hungary's Road to Systemic Change: The Opposition Roundtable	p. 61
Evolution of Political Parties and the 1990 Parliamentary Elections	p. 95
Election, Coalition, and Constitution in Hungary	p. 117
Parties and their Voters in 1990 and 1994	p. 131
The Metamorphosis of the Elites	p. 159
The Emergence of Democratic Parliamentarism in Hungary	p. 177
The Presidency	p. 195
How Can We Assess the Cabinet?	p. 217
The Constitutional Court	p. 243
The Melancholy of Rebirth (1990)	p. 259
Culture and Crisis: The Pains of Transition	p. 277
The Myth of Cultural Strife: Reflections on the Transition Five Years Later	p. 291
Culture and Politics - Cultural Policy in Post-1989 Hungary	p. 305
The Dilemmas of Hungarian Economic Policy	p. 323
Change of Regime: Promising Development or Severe Crisis?	p. 351
The Antall Government, the Labor Unions, and the Employers' Associations	p. 369
From Big Elephant to Paper Tiger: Soviet-Hungarian Relations, 1988-91	p. 395
Relations with the Former Socialist Countries, 1989-95	p. 413
New Friends Instead of Old Foes: Hungary's Relations with the West, 1989-95	p. 453
The Trianon Syndrome: Hungarians and Their Neighbors	p. 475
Name Index	p. 493
Glossary of Institutions, Political Parties and Publications	p. 499
Biographies of Key Personalities	p. 505
List of Contributors	p. 511
Volumes Published in "Atlantic Studies on Society in Change"	p. 513
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