How People View Democracy: A Diverging Europe

Richard Rose

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Political Theory and Democracy Electoral Systems and Political Participation Eastern European Communism and Reforms

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Abstract: Citizens of postcommunist countries not only want to be free to say what they think and to vote their conscience; they also want a government that obeys the rules it lays down and is not steeped in corruption.

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