5. Transitional Politics in Central Europe
Explore
UNECE–United Nations Economic Commission for
Europe
Part
of the UN system, the UNECE provides a forum for communication among European
states. The Web site provides access to statistical data for the region, weekly
updates of ongoing UNECE projects, and a searchable database of economic and
political analyses of important topics.
The
Open Society Institute (OSI) is a private foundation with a mission to
influence public policy to promote democratic governance, human rights, and
economic, legal, and social reform. Information about OSI projects and
activities is searchable by program type and geographic region.
Slavic and Eastern European
Studies
A collection in the
ECMI–European Centre for Minority Issues
ECMI
promotes relations between majority and minority populations in
CSI
assists independent organizations working for democracy and civil society in
countries closed, or inhospitable, to these principles. The Web page provides
access to working papers, a weekly newsletter, a topical research guide, and
links to prominent organizations working to strengthen civil society in postcommunist societies.
Erik Herron’s Guide to Politics in East
Central Europe and Eurasia
The
site is designed to facilitate research on the politics and economics of
transition states in the postcommunist world. It is
navigated by country and thematically. Of particular interest is the database
Elections in Post-Communist States.

