Emerging from post-communist chaos : the case of Bulgaria
By: TANEV, Todor A
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ArticlePublisher: New York : Marcel Dekker, 2001International Journal of Public Administration- IJPA 24, 2, p. 235-248Abstract: This essay provides a historal analysis of two post-Communist constituional process shaped the current governmental system in Bulgaria. History and recent events marking Bulgaria`s struggle toward democracy and a free-market economy are examined in the context of possible consequences for the nation`s welfare, freedom, and prosperity. The extremly powerful political influence of the central government has led to unprecedented obstacle to reform in both the emerging Bulgarina democracy and its social policies and systems
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This essay provides a historal analysis of two post-Communist constituional process shaped the current governmental system in Bulgaria. History and recent events marking Bulgaria`s struggle toward democracy and a free-market economy are examined in the context of possible consequences for the nation`s welfare, freedom, and prosperity. The extremly powerful political influence of the central government has led to unprecedented obstacle to reform in both the emerging Bulgarina democracy and its social policies and systems
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