A Quarter Century of Post-Communism Assessed

Introduction: Steven Fish, Graeme Gill, Milenko Petrovic.- Chapter 1.  A Quarter-Century of Postcommunism: what have we learnt about democracy, social change and economic reform?.- Chapter 2: Postcommunist Transition under the Umbrella of Uneven EUropeanisation: East Central Europe, the Baltic States and the Balkans.- Chapter 3.  Trajectories of Political Development in the Post-Soviet States.- Chapter 4.  Postcommunist Corruption: does EU membership make any difference?.- Chapter 5: The V4 Countries and the EU: a comparative perspective.- Chapter 6: China and European Postcommunist Integration: the CEEC Countries and the "16+1" Platform.- Chapter 7: Illiberal Democracy and the Anti-Democratic Backlash: Hungary - a new model in the making?.- Chapter 8.  The Shaky Postcommunist Transition in the Western Balkans: Serb-Croat relations and the Kosovo issue.- Chapter 9: Old Paradigms of Ethnicity and Post-Soviet Transition in the Baltic States. Chapter 10:  Ukraine's democratization Path Post-Orange Revolution: the internal and external impediments to democratic reform.- Chapter 11.  Personalism Rampant: Russian policy-making on Ukraine and the December 2014 economic crisis.- Chapter 12: Post-Communist Russia and the West: from Crisis to Crisis. Chapter 13: Kazakhstan and the Eurasian Economic Union: the dilemmas of alliance-making in the post-Soviet period.