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Simulations for the Netherlands,, the surprising variety of which attested to the internal dynamics of the Communist Parties and hence to the reciprocal influences between Soviet-type societies and governments. Recalling these three mechanisms enables us to understand that, within a broad institutional uniformity—the same uniformi

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W. Ebeling,I. Schimansky-Geier,Ch. Zülickenable us to speak of an “East European” type of capitalism. This chapter analyzes the three stages of this process of East European state formation, stressing, first, the intense dynamic of initial capture by interest groups, second, the process of rule formation thanks to the consolidation of the p

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G. Zumofen,A. Blumen,J. Klafterd at actually giving the impression of a totally liberalized Central and Eastern Europe. Far from it, indeed. A variety of eventual patterns predominated. This is what we intend to demonstrate in this chapter, after analyzing the prevailing political contexts at the point when the decision to reform

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J. L. Mumford,X. Z. He,R. S. Chapmanalso, differs from the Western half. On the basis of this analysis, the typology of “cleavages” drawn up by Rokkan and Lipset is thrown substantially into question. The reference to recent history has been used to highlight the decisive impact of the Communist period on partisan positionings. The ne