Another great transformation

Article Abstract:

Many Eastern European countries formerly under communist rule appear to be making significant headway in institutionalizing democracy just a decade after the Berlin Wall fell. The preference for democratic values has consistently been demonstrated by voters who time and again have rejected anti-democratic alternatives. In line with the new political and economic realities, 10 post-communist countries have applied for membership in the European Union.

Eastern Europe

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A diverging Europe

Article Abstract:

An overview is presented on what citizens in post-communist nations expect from democratic government. They indicate a desire not only for freedom of speech and freedom to vote their conscience, they also desire a government that is free of corruption and holds itself to its own rules.

Europe, Statistical Data Included, Surveys, Europeans, Post-communism

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The end of consensus in Austria and Switzerland

Article Abstract:

Issues concerning the disillusionment of voters in Austria with the political system and the election of right wing politicians as a result of the country's lack of confidence are discussed.

Austria, Political parties, Political corruption

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