Problems of democratic transition and consolidation : southern Europe, South America, and post-communist Europe /
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Baltimore, MD :
Johns Hopkins University Press,
1996.
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Table of Contents:
- 1. Democracy and its arenas
- 2. "Stateness," nationalism, and democratization
- 3. Modern nondemocratic regimes
- 4. The implications of prior regime type for transition paths and consolidation tasks
- 5. Actors and contexts
- 6. The paradigmatic case of reforma pactada-ruptura pactada : Spain
- 7. From interim government to simultaneous transition and consolidation : Portugal
- 8. Crisis of a nonhierarchical military regime : Greece
- 9. Southern Europe : concluding reflections
- 10. A risk-prone consolidated democracy : Uruguay
- 11. Crises of efficacy, legitimacy, and democratic state "presence" : Brazil
- 12. From an impossible to a possible democratic game : Argentina
- 13. Incomplete transition/near consolidation? : Chile
- 14. South America : concluding reflections
- 15. Post-Communism's prehistories
- 16. Authoritarian Communism, ethical civil society, and ambivalent political society : Poland
- 17. Varieties of post-totalitarian regimes : Hungary, Czechoslovakia, Bulgaria
- 18. The effects of totalitarianism-cum-sultanism on democratic transition : Romania
- 19. The problems of "stateness" and transitions : the USSR and Russia
- 20. When democracy and the nation-state are conflicting logics : Estonia and Latvia
- 21. Post-Communist Europe : concluding comparative reflections.