The Politics of Electoral Reform in Central Europe since 1989

Focusing on the politics of electoral reform in Central Europe after 1989, the book analyzes the key actors involved in changing electoral rules, their motivations, and the contextual factors that influenced these reforms. It delves into the processes of reform and their political consequences, particularly regarding proportionality and personalization in electoral systems. This examination provides a comprehensive understanding of how post-Communist changes shaped the political landscape in the region.