Titlebook: Constitutional Politics in Central and Eastern Europe; From Post-Socialist Anna Fruhstorfer,Michael Hein Book 2016 Springer Fachmedien Wie

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Unternehmenskommunikation neu gestaltennts opening up windows of opportunity because of their disruptive nature shaking the existing institutions. It also demonstrates that the replacement of the ruling elites led to new political actors coming to power, who were open and ready for a fundamental change. Only two constitutional reforms we

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,Das Verm?chtnis von Copernicus,law, and disputes over the identity of the polity are the dominant features of constitutional politics in the post-soviet Moldovan context. I find that most amendments of the constitution, both successful and unsuccessful, were driven by dysfunctions of the political system, and intense power strugg

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Dreht sich die Erde wirklich um die Sonne?,f Estonian foreign, economic or identity politics has ever been questioned by the relevant political forces. The Estonian political consensus has notably resulted from the existence of the ethnic cleavage underlying the party competition. Constitutional politics has thus been shaped predominantly by

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Reise der Sonne unter den Sternen,until 2014, the constitution was amended twelve times and many more proposals to do so were presented to the parliament. Among the most important topics in this regard are the introduction of a constitutional court and a chapter on fundamental human rights, adapting the 1922 constitution to contempo

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Das Geheimnis der ungleichen Jahreszeiten,onstitutional history and the post-socialist constitution-making after 1990. Then follows a detailed description of all successful and unsuccessful amendments to the 1992 constitution. The central topic of the constitutional debates in Lithuania was the ownership of land. Another interesting aspect

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-13762-5Law; Democratisation; Poland; Czech Republic; Belarus; Ukraine; Russia

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