Greedy Presidents
October 10, 2012 -
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New Eastern Europe newsletter
Most East European states are a long way from democratic; but the stability of their regimes depends on respecting certain rules of the game, such as dividing the spoils … More than 20 years after the fall of the USSR, “transition” may be a forlorn hope, but time can undermine balance: several East European regimes are now showing destabilising signs of incumbents’ greed.
Andrew Wilson from the ECFR discusses greedy presidents.
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