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Chapter 4: Curbing Post-Communist Corruption: External Pressure vs. Domestic Commitmenttion, Georgia. It is demonstrated that, while there is evidence that under the pressure of the EU, corruption levels did improve somewhat in Bulgaria and Romania in the years immediately preceding and after their admission to the EU, domestic political will and capacity are ultimately crucial for success.

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Chapter 5: The V4 Countries and the EU: A Comparative Perspectiveally higher growth rates, and by 2014 their GDP per capita levels approached those in Portugal and Greece. Within this broader structural picture, there have been significant differences in the trajectories of the individual countries in Central Eastern Europe, which is especially evident in migration and FDI flows.

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Chapter 10: Post-Communist Russia and the West: From Crisis to Crisis?solving international crises. Until recently, crises tended to be followed by rapprochements, but Russian domestic developments, and evolving circumstances in the former Soviet Union and Middle East, have led to a more permanent freezing of relations.

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Chapter 11: Russia’s Security-Related Decision-Making: The Case of Crimean. However, while the presence of institutional arrangements with moderating potential should not be ignored, it is suggested that they are weaker here than in less security-related areas of Russian politics.

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Chapter 3: Trajectories of Political Development in the Post-Soviet Statestion in which the populace played only a subsidiary part. The result was the creation of political systems that were semi-closed, in the sense of providing little scope for real popular participation. Politics was overwhelmingly an elite phenomenon, and those elites acted to maintain the semi-closed nature of their polities.

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