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9780765809766

Nations in Transit - 2001-2002: Civil Society, Democracy and Markets in East Central Europe and Newly Independent States

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    9780765809766

  • ISBN10:

    0765809761

  • Format: Nonspecific Binding
  • Copyright: 2002-07-30
  • Publisher: Routledge

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How are democracy and market reforms faring in East Central Europe and the former Soviet Union? Is civil society expanding or shrinking? Are the media free or fettered by official constraints? To what degree are nations governed by the rule of law? Are human rights respected? Do economic policies encourage or encumber private sector development and growth? No single work provides such a strong quantitative accounting of the developing areas.In Nations in Transit 2001-2002, Freedom House asked leading regional specialists and in-house experts to answer a checklist of more than 70 indicators for 27 post-Communist countries in ten key areas: political process; civil society; independent media; governance and public administration; constitutional, legislative and judicial framework; corruption; privatization; macroeconomic policy; microeconomic policy; and social sector indicators. Measuring progress in the shift from totalitarian to democratic societies is itself a unique and significant functionof this essential tool.The results are incisive, authoritative, and comprehensive reports that assess the progress of East Central European and former Soviet countries in ridding themselves of repressive political systems and inefficient statist economies. As an added dimension, Freedom House has developed a rating system that allows for a comparative analysis of countries. Nations in Transit is an invaluable resource for government and non-governmental institutions, schools and universities, and anyone else interested in better understanding the political, economic, and legal structures and institutions that compromise the infrastructure on which the transition to open societies and marketsdepends.

Table of Contents

Acknowledgmentsp. 7
Explanatory Notesp. 9
List of Abbreviationsp. 13
Nations in Transit 2002: A Mixed Picture of Changep. 15
Tables and Chartsp. 21
Troubles to Come: The Emerging Security Challenges in the Balkans and the Former Soviet Unionp. 31
Advancing Into Europe? The Contrasting Goals of Post-Communist Countriesp. 39
Country Reports
Albaniap. 50
Armeniap. 64
Azerbaijanp. 80
Belarusp. 94
Bosnia and Herzegovinap. 108
Bulgariap. 126
Croatiap. 140
Czech Republicp. 154
Estoniap. 164
Georgiap. 182
Hungaryp. 196
Kazakhstanp. 210
Kyrgyz Republicp. 224
Latviap. 240
Lithuaniap. 254
Macedoniap. 270
Moldovap. 284
Polandp. 298
Romaniap. 312
Russiap. 328
Slovakiap. 346
Sloveniap. 360
Tajikistanp. 374
Turkmenistanp. 388
Ukrainep. 400
Uzbekistanp. 416
Yugoslaviap. 428
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