Transformations of Post-Communist States
Cover -- Half-Title -- Title -- Copyright -- Contents -- Acknowledgements -- Notes on the contributors -- INTRODUCTION -- 1 Ten years after -- PART I East-Central Europe: a chance or threat to peace? -- 2 East-Central Europe - where and how? -- 3 Russia and East-Central Europe: changes and blessings -- 4 The new East-Central Europe and Europeansecurity: snakes which divide -- PART II Progress reports -- 5 Albania: beyond the Hoxha legacy -- 6 Bulgaria: a stop-gomodernization -- 7 Czechoslovakia: the breakup and its consequences -- 8 Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania: the way to Europe -- 9 Hungary: in the midst of systemic change -- 10 Poland: an effective strategy of systemic change -- 11 Romania: nationalism defines democracy -- 12 Former Yugoslavia: nations above all -- PART III Democratic victory and the legacy of communism -- 13 Understanding post- communist transitions -- 14 The waning spectre of neo-nationalismin East-CentralEurope -- 15 East-Central Europe: business unleashed -- CONCLUSION -- 16 The post-communist world: a conceptual framework -- Index.
