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Paperback. Condizione: New. Even though the democratic decline has been deemed a global phenomenon, the question of how it manifests itself in the postcommunist world and how it varies across different regions with divergent levels of democratic consolidation has not been sufficiently addressed yet. This book tries to fill the gap and examines the causes and nature of the deteriorating quality of democracy in Central Europe as well as the reversal or stagnation of democratization processes in Southeastern and Eastern Europe. The political elite plays a key role in initiating legislative changes that may lead to democratic backsliding. Its constant commitment to the rule of law and to the practice of selfrestraint in securing the independence of judiciary and the rights of political opposition appears hence indispensable for sustainable liberal democracy.

Condizione: New.

Condizione: New.

Condizione: As New. Unread book in perfect condition.

Softcover. Condizione: Gut. 378 pp., 4 tables, 1 graph. A perfect copy. - Summary: Even though the democratic decline has been deemed a global phenomenon, the question of how it manifests itself in the postcommunist world and how it varies across different regions with divergent levels of democratic consolidation has not been sufficiently addressed yet. This book tries to fill the gap and examines the causes and nature of the deteriorating quality of democracy in Central Europe as well as the reversal or stagnation of democratization processes in Southeastern and Eastern Europe. The political elite plays a key role in initiating legislative changes that may lead to democratic backsliding. Its constant commitment to the rule of law and to the practice of selfrestraint in securing the independence of judiciary and the rights of political opposition appears hence indispensable for sustainable liberal democracy. - Contents: Part I: Introduction: The State of Democracy and Authoritarianism -- Florian Bieber and Magdalena Solska: Introduction -- András Bozóki and Dániel Heged?s: Democracy, Dictatorship and Hybrid Regimes: Concepts and Approaches -- Vedran Dzihic and Nicolas Hayoz: Between Stalled Reforms and Authoritarian Temptations: Revisiting Debates on Democratization, "Grey-Zone Regimes" and "Bad Leadership" in Eastern and Southeastern Europe -- Part II: Democratic Decline in Central Europe -- Magdalena Solska: Central Europe: Regional Overview -- Grigorij Meseznikov: Populist, Illiberal and Authoritarian Challenges to Democracy in Slovakia -- Magdalena Solska: The Politics of "Good Change" in Poland -- Dániel Heged?s: Pioneering Illiberal State Building in the European Union: The Case of Hungary -- Part III: Competitive Authoritarianism and Democratic Stagnation in the Western Balkans -- Florian Bieber: Western Balkans: Regional Overview -- Irena Ristic: Serbia - A Regime that Only Seemed Gone -- Jovana Marovic: Montenegro between Democracy and Authoritarianism -- Arben Hajrullahu and Lirije Palushi: Illiberal Tendencies and the Aspirations for Euro-Atlantic Integration in Kosovo -- Ljupcho Petkovski and Dimitar Nikolovski: Macedonia: Illiberal Democracy or Outright Authoritarianism? -- Adis Merdzanovic: From International State Building to Domestic Political Clientelism: The Failures of Postwar Liberalization in Bosnia and Herzegovina -- Part IV: Stalled Democratization in Eastern Europe -- Nicolas Hayoz: Eastern Europe: Regional Overview -- Oleksii Sydorchuk and Olexiy Haran: Ukraine after Euromaidan: Increased Pluralism amid Patronal Politics -- Natalia Timuç: Moldova: From Poster Child to Democratic Decay -- Giga Zedania: Splitting the Apex: Liberal Democracy and Georgian Political Elites -- Part V: Regional Comparisons and Conclusions -- Vlastimil Havltk and Véra Stojarová: Different Faces of Illiberal Party Politics in Central and Eastern Europe -- Cvete Koneska: The Role of the European Union in Building Democracy in Eastern Europe and the Former Soviet Union. ISBN 9783034326810 Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 567.

Paperback. Condizione: New.

Paperback. Condizione: New.

Paperback. Condizione: New. Even though the democratic decline has been deemed a global phenomenon, the question of how it manifests itself in the postcommunist world and how it varies across different regions with divergent levels of democratic consolidation has not been sufficiently addressed yet. This book tries to fill the gap and examines the causes and nature of the deteriorating quality of democracy in Central Europe as well as the reversal or stagnation of democratization processes in Southeastern and Eastern Europe. The political elite plays a key role in initiating legislative changes that may lead to democratic backsliding. Its constant commitment to the rule of law and to the practice of selfrestraint in securing the independence of judiciary and the rights of political opposition appears hence indispensable for sustainable liberal democracy.

Paperback. Condizione: New. Even though the democratic decline has been deemed a global phenomenon, the question of how it manifests itself in the postcommunist world and how it varies across different regions with divergent levels of democratic consolidation has not been sufficiently addressed yet. This book tries to fill the gap and examines the causes and nature of the deteriorating quality of democracy in Central Europe as well as the reversal or stagnation of democratization processes in Southeastern and Eastern Europe. The political elite plays a key role in initiating legislative changes that may lead to democratic backsliding. Its constant commitment to the rule of law and to the practice of selfrestraint in securing the independence of judiciary and the rights of political opposition appears hence indispensable for sustainable liberal democracy.

Condizione: New. Even though the democratic decline has been deemed a global phenomenon, the question of how it manifests itself in the postcommunist world and how it varies across different regions with divergent levels of democratic consolidation has not been sufficiently.

Paperback. Condizione: New. Even though the democratic decline has been deemed a global phenomenon, the question of how it manifests itself in the postcommunist world and how it varies across different regions with divergent levels of democratic consolidation has not been sufficiently addressed yet. This book tries to fill the gap and examines the causes and nature of the deteriorating quality of democracy in Central Europe as well as the reversal or stagnation of democratization processes in Southeastern and Eastern Europe. The political elite plays a key role in initiating legislative changes that may lead to democratic backsliding. Its constant commitment to the rule of law and to the practice of selfrestraint in securing the independence of judiciary and the rights of political opposition appears hence indispensable for sustainable liberal democracy.