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Mariana Petrova,Petya Popova,Veselin Popov,Krasimir Shishmanov,Kremena Marinovawhich has crystallized since 1989 consists of groups that are essentially different from one another. This chapter outlines six basic types among the Hungarian political elites in the 1990s. On the basis of their political cultures, behaviors, and attitudes, we can distinguish the following types: s

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which has crystallized since 1989 consists of groups that are essentially different from one another. This chapter outlines six basic types among the Hungarian political elites in the 1990s. On the basis of their political cultures, behaviors, and attitudes, we can distinguish the following types: s

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Lo Thi Hong Van,Liudmila Guzikova,An Thinh Nguyenntry’s transition from 1991 to 1993 from communism to a new transitional system. Measures of change toward democratic political processes and institutions on a composite score show perceptions of a slight decline. On an overall rating, communications democratization also shows slight overall improve

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Marina Bolsunovskaya,Nina Osipenko,Svetlana Shirokova,Aleksei Gintciak, respectively, distrusted — their national government in the autumn of 2007. In the same year, a mere 48.3 per cent of the population participated in the national elections of Switzerland while 61.7 per cent of the ‘voting-eligible’ population turned out in the United States presidential and congre

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Ekaterina Abushova,Ekaterina Burova,Andrei Stepanchuk,Svetlana Suloevang approach. This involves analyses of 18 popular votes on spatial planning measures between 1984 and 2008 in Switzerland, implying potential acceptance determinants at the individual as well as the contextual level. The chapter opens with an overview of the applied theoretical framework for the con

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Maksim Pasholikov,Leonid Vinogradov,Tatiana Leonova,Vasily Burylov,Eitiram Mamedovng approach. This involves analyses of 18 popular votes on spatial planning measures between 1984 and 2008 in Switzerland, implying potential acceptance determinants at the individual as well as the contextual level. The chapter opens with an overview of the applied theoretical framework for the con