ANTI TOTALITARIAN REVOLUTIONS FROM CENTRAL AND EASTERN EUROPE. POWER TRANSFER

Flavius Cristian Marcau

ANTI TOTALITARIAN REVOLUTIONS FROM CENTRAL AND EASTERN EUROPE. POWER TRANSFER

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Flavius Cristian Marcau¹

¹ Research Assis, Research Institute of Development, University "Constantin Brancuși" of Târgu-Jiu, Romania; Phd. C., Babes-Bolyai University of Cluj-Napoca,

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Accepted 27 March 2026

Available Online 15 November 2015

Abstract

HOW TO PASS POWER FROM THE 198 9 FROM CENTRAL AND EASTERN EUROPE IS NOT COMMON AMONG THE SIX COUNTRIES WHO PASSED THROUGH ANTITOTALITARIAN REVOLUTION. THUS, WE INTEND TO ANALYZE THE PROCESS BY WHICH POWER WAS TRANSFERRED FROM THE SINGLE PARTY GROUPS FORMED IN DEMOCRATIZATION. WE WILL AL SO NOTICE THAT NOT ALL STATES HAVE TARGETED THE SAME MODE OF TRANSFER OF POWER, CONSIDERING THAT THE ANTI - TOTALITARIAN REVOLUTIONS, BUT ALSO MEASURES THE CHANGE IN THE STATE HAVE BEEN DIFFERENT.

Keywords

REVOLUTION 1989 POWER TRANSFER DEMOCRATIZATION COMMUNIST

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