Illiberal and Authoritarian Tendencies in Central, Southeastern and Eastern Europe
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Publication
2018 - Lang AG International Academic Publishers, Peter
Language
English
Word Count
94,000 words, Guess
Page Count
376 pages
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL28907259M
- ISBN-139783034326810
- OCLC Control Number1087851793
- Library of Congress Control Number2018287840
Classifications
- LCCJC480.I55 2018
Description
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. --
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