The book deals with the analysis of key political actors in the
'new democracies' from Central and Eastern Europe. It is focused on
character of elites, particularly political ones, and their role in
the process of societal change. The author argues that elite
configuration in terms of relationships between different elite
factions as well as their cultural profile has strong impact on
developmental dynamics of these societies. Although - at least in
some countries from the region - political elites have managed to
build the institutional foundations of systems of a market economy
and a parliamentary democracy, with only small chances of any
reverses taking place, they have been much less successful in
establishing mechanisms for society's self-organisation.
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