Central European Political Science Review: Quarterly of Central European Political Science Association, Volume 6, Issue 19 - Volume 7, Issue 26Hungarian Erasmus Foundation, 2005 - Political science |
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Introduction of the Editor | 4 |
The New Political System and the Hungarian | 20 |
The Romanian Pathway | 40 |
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