Communist and Post - Communist Studies 2006: Vol 39 Index & Table of Contents

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ELSEVIER Communist and Postcommunist Studies 39 (2006) I-II
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General Index
Communist and Post-Communist Studies
Volume 39 (2006)
Aidukaite, J., Reforming family policy in the Baltic States: The views of the elites, 1
Berinsky, A.J., Tucker, J.A., “Don’t knows” and public opinion towards economic reform:
Evidence from Russia, 73
Binnendijk, A.L., Marovic, I., Power and persuasion: Nonviolent strategies to influence
state security forces in Serbia (2000) and Ukraine (2004), 411
Bunce, V.J., Wolchik, S.L., International diffusion and postcommunist electoral revolu-
tions, 283
Chou, B.K.P., China’s economic integration into global regulatory frameworks: A study of
government procurement, 431
D’Anieri, P., Explaining the success and failure of post-communist revolutions, 331
Fabry, N., Zeghni, S., How former communist countries of Europe may attract inward
foreign direct investment? A matter of institutions, 201
Fawn, R., The Temelin nuclear power plant and the European Union in Austrian—Czech
relations, 101
Grgdeland, A.B., Public perceptions of non-governmental organisations in Serbia, Bosnia
& Herzegovina, and Macedonia, 221 :
Groth, A.J., East and West: Travel and communication under alternate regimes; a research
note, 121
Hale, H.E., Democracy or autocracy on the march? The colored revolutions as normal
dynamics of patronal presidentialism, 305
Hong, Z., “Three disconnects” and China’s rural election: A case study of Hailian Village,
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Kratochvil, P., Cibulkova, P., Benes, V., Foreign policy, rhetorical action and the idea of
otherness: The Czech Republic and Russia, 497
Kuzio, T., Civil society, youth and societal mobilization in democratic revolutions, 365
Lane, D., From state socialism to capitalism: The role of class and the world system, 135
Larsson, T., Reform, corruption, and growth: Why corruption is more devastating in
Russia than in China, 265
Levintova, E., Revisiting Russian and Polish elite value orientations: Are the elites still
committed to the original goals of post-communist transitions?, 175
Liihiste, K., Explaining trust in political institutions: Some illustrations from the Baltic
states, 475
General Index to Volume 39 / Communist and Postcommunist Studies 39 (2006) I-II
Marples, D.R., Color revolutions: The Belarus case, 351
Sapsford, R., Abbott, P., Trust, confidence and social environment in post-communist
societies, 59
Shlapentokh, V., Are today’s authoritarian leaders doomed to be indicted when they leave
office? The Russian and other post-Soviet cases, 447
Shlapentokh, V., Trust in public institutions in Russia: The lowest in the world, 153
Shulman, S., Cultural comparisons and their consequences for nationhood in Ukraine, 247
Way, L.A., Levitsky, S., The dynamics of autocratic coercion after the Cold War, 387
Zang, X., Technical training, sponsored mobility, and functional differentiation: Elite
formation in C"hhhi; na in the reform era, 39