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Part I: Introduction Chapter 1: Twenty-five Years after 1989: Issues in Postcommunist Europe, Sharon L. Wolchik and Jane L. Curry Part II: Policies and Issues Chapter 2: The Political Transition, Valerie Bunce Chapter 3: Re-creating the Market, Sharon Fisher Chapter 4: Social Aspects of Transformation, Alfio Cerami Chapter 5: Ethnicity, Nationalism, and the Expansion of Democracy, Zsuzsa Csergo Chapter 6: Women's Participation in Postcommunist Politics, Marilyn Rueschemeyer Chapter 7: Transitional Justice in East-Central Europe, Peter Rozic and Brian Grodsky Chapter 8: EU Accession and After, Ronald H. Linden with Shane Killian Chapter 9: Security Issues: NATO and Beyond, Joshua Spero Part III: Case Studies Chapter 10: Poland: The Politics of God's Playground, Jane L. Curry Chapter 11: The Czech and Slovak Republics: Two Paths to the Same Destination, Sharon L. Wolchik Chapter 12: Hungary: From Postcommunism to Populist Nationalism, Frederigo Argentieri Chapter 13: The Baltic Countries: Challenges and Changes in the New Europe, Daina S. Eglitis Chapter 14: Bulgaria: Progress and Development, Janusz Bugajski Chapter 15: Romania: Old Problems and New Challenges, Daniel Brett Chapter 16: Albania: The Challenges of Transition, Elez Biberaj Chapter 17: Former Yugoslavia and Its Successors, Mark Baskin and Paula Pickering Chapter 18: Ukraine: Leaving the Crossroads, Taras Kuzio Part IV: Conclusion Chapter 19: Twenty-five Years Later: A Balance Sheet, Sharon L. Wolchik and Jane L. Curry
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