Part One: the framework of competition. Elite supply and popular demands: an interactive model
Democratization backwards-and in a hurry
Understanding election outcomes
Electoral systems compared
Electing representatives
Choosing a president
Effects of electoral systems
Parties without civil society
A big supply of parties
A variety of party appeals
Fragmented, multi-dimensional party systems
Voters without trust
A legacy of distrust
Political values without parties
Clear-cut and fuzzy-focus outlooks
Competition without institutionalization
Institutionalization in theory
Stable election laws
Floating systems of parties
An indefinite disequilibrium
Part Two: national election results. Conventions in reporting results
Bulgaria
Czechoslovakia
Czech republic
Slovakia
Estonia
Hungary
Latvia
Lithuania
Poland
Romania
Russia
Slovenia.
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Elections and parties in new European democracies by Richard Rose. ISBN 1568028083. Published by CQ Press in 2003. Publication and catalogue information, links to buy online and reader comments.
