Add to ORKGThe paper develops the idea that post-communist societies are dysfunctional societies and applies this analysis to a study of contemporary Romania, 1989-2011. It looks at how the historical experiences of Romania both before and during communist rule created such a society, the development of Romania as a dysfunctional society between 1989 and 2002, and assesses the progress Romania has made in dealing with its legacy between 2002 and 2011 on the basis of several international indices
This paper attempts a conceptual understanding of "post-communist nostalgia" by looking at various i...
The following article examines the emergence of parties in post-communist Romania concluding that th...
abstract: Following the fall of communism in Romania which took place on December 25, 1989, those li...
This paper examines the, effect of communist regimes on postcommunist state weakness through a detai...
ABSTRACT: This paper offers a perspective on the holistic development of Romania, a former communist...
This article analyzes the significance of the activity of the Presidential Commission for the Analys...
Why are some states more corrupt than others? More specifically, why is post-communist Romania signi...
The transition in East European countries generated many theoretical problems, especially regarding ...
Analyses of communist repression in post-communist Romania focused on anticommunism and its totemic ...
The new identities of political parties, civil society, intellectual circles and schools after 1989 ...
The Romanian Revolution from 1089 radically changed the Romanian society profile. After thisbenchmar...
In this paper we tried to emphasize the most important features of the political context in which th...
The post-communist transition in Romania has been a period rife with high hopes and expectations as ...
This study examines why Romania\u27s dissidence within the Soviet bloc has not provoked a military r...
A frequent finding in the political behavior literature is that citizens from Central and Eastern Eu...
This paper attempts a conceptual understanding of "post-communist nostalgia" by looking at various i...
The following article examines the emergence of parties in post-communist Romania concluding that th...
abstract: Following the fall of communism in Romania which took place on December 25, 1989, those li...
This paper examines the, effect of communist regimes on postcommunist state weakness through a detai...
ABSTRACT: This paper offers a perspective on the holistic development of Romania, a former communist...
This article analyzes the significance of the activity of the Presidential Commission for the Analys...
Why are some states more corrupt than others? More specifically, why is post-communist Romania signi...
The transition in East European countries generated many theoretical problems, especially regarding ...
Analyses of communist repression in post-communist Romania focused on anticommunism and its totemic ...
The new identities of political parties, civil society, intellectual circles and schools after 1989 ...
The Romanian Revolution from 1089 radically changed the Romanian society profile. After thisbenchmar...
In this paper we tried to emphasize the most important features of the political context in which th...
The post-communist transition in Romania has been a period rife with high hopes and expectations as ...
This study examines why Romania\u27s dissidence within the Soviet bloc has not provoked a military r...
A frequent finding in the political behavior literature is that citizens from Central and Eastern Eu...
This paper attempts a conceptual understanding of "post-communist nostalgia" by looking at various i...
The following article examines the emergence of parties in post-communist Romania concluding that th...
abstract: Following the fall of communism in Romania which took place on December 25, 1989, those li...