This title was first published in 2001. With the collapse of
Communism in Central and Eastern Europe, the legitimacy of
one-party, and often one-person rule in other parts of the world
has been fundamentally challenged. It appears that for the first
time parliamentary democracy has become the universally accepted
model to adopt or to be perfected. Newer democracies have started
to build the institutions and capacity necessary to sustain
democracy, while established democracies continue to refine their
democracy, sometimes introducing full-scale reforms. This book
examines whether elements of the perfect democracy can be
identified and how democratic structures and practices can be
improved.
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