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Baltimore ; London : The Johns Hopkins University Press, 1996

xx, 479 stran : ilustrace ; 24 cm

ISBN 0-8018-5158-0 (brožováno)

ISBN 0-8018-5157-2

Obsahuje bibliografické odkazy a rejstřík

001651121

List of Figures, Tables, and Exhibits vii Preface and Acknowledgments xiii // PART I // Theoretical Overview // i. Democracy and Its Arenas 3 // 2. “Stateness,” Nationalism, and Democratization 16 // 3. Modern Nondemocratic Regimes 38 // 4. The Implications of Prior Regime Type for Transition Paths and Consolidation Tasks 55 // 5. Actors and Contexts 66 // PART II // Southern Europe: Completed Consolidations // 6. The Paradigmatic Case of Reforma Pactada-Ruptura Pactada: Spain 87 // 7. From Interim Government to Simultaneous Transition and Consolidation: Portugal 116 // 8. Crisis of a Nonhierarchical Military Regime: Greece 130 // 9. Southern Europe: Concluding Reflections 139 // PART III // South America: Constrained Transitions // 10. A Risk-Prone Consolidated Democracy: Uruguay 151 // 11. Crises of Efficacy, Legitimacy, and Democratic State “Presence”: Brazil 166 // VI // Contents // 12. From an Impossible to a Possible Democratic Game: Argentina 190 // 13. Incomplete Transition/Near Consolidation? Chile 205 // 14. South America: Concluding Reflections 219 // PART IV // Post-Communist Europe: The Most Complex Paths and Tasks // 15. Post-Communisms Prehistories 235 // 16. Authoritarian Communism, Ethical Civil Society, and Ambivalent Political Society: Poland 255 // 17. Varieties of Post-Totalitarian Regimes: // Hungary, Czechoslovakia, Bulgaria 293 // 18. The Effects of Totalitarianism-cum-Sultanism on Democratic Transition: Romania 344 // 19. The Problems of “Stateness” and Transitions: The USSR and Russia 366 // 20. When Democracy and the Nation-State Are Conflicting Logics: Estonia and Latvia 401 // 21. Post-Communist Europe: Concluding Comparative Reflections 434 // Index 459