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Democracy In Poland
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  • Democracy In Poland
  • Written by author Raymond Taras
  • Published by Westview Press, February 2002
  • Ever-changing election rules, a highly fluid party system, a constitution considered illegitimate by more than one major political actor, polarized political elites, and a system of corruption that has grown up together with the young democracy itself --
  • A comprehensive analysis of contemporary Polish politics, exploring the problems and achievements of this young European democracy, with its disjuncture between mass and elite political cleavages, un-institutionalized party system, and changing political
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Acknowledgments
Introduction: Understanding a Functioning Democracy
1Historic Discontinuities: Shaping Poland's Political Traditions1
Beginnings: Dynastic Poland2
Democratic Breakthrough: The Republican Commonwealth6
Reform and Breakdown: The Destruction of the Commonwealth11
Resistance: The Struggle for Independence15
Political Traditions: Polonia Reconstituta18
2The Communist Era: The System and Its Crises29
The Soviet Model and Its Polish Variant30
The International Environment33
Socialist Socioeconomic Development37
Political Culture43
Political Structures and Ruling Coalitions48
Popular Mobilization Against Communist Rule52
Impasse62
3Regime Change and Democratization63
The Players of Transition64
Roundtable Procedures72
Roundtable Bargaining75
The June 1989 Elections81
After the June Elections: The End of the Communist Party?85
Implications of the Polish Transition92
4The Political Players: Elites, Parties, and Other Actors in the Third Republic95
Winners and Losers in the New Democratic Games, 1989-200196
Political Elites104
Parties and the Party System116
Other Players on the Political Scene142
5The Played Upon: Society151
Cleavages152
Electoral Behavior164
Mass Political Attitudes170
Popular Protests178
Economic Interests versus Religion and the Past181
6Political and Economic Arenas: The Institutions of the Third Republic185
Political Structures186
Economic Structures211
7Policy Challenges Shaping Poland's Future219
European or Polish? The European Union, NATO, and Neighbors220
Addressing Economic Inequalities: Globalization or Paternalism?232
Forging Effective and Transparent Institutions241
A Secular State for a Catholic Nation: Social, Cultural, and Ethnic Policies250
Notes255
Selected Bibliography277
Index279


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