The Concept of Democracy in the Political Transformations of Central and Eastern Europe

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Focusing on the Hungarian and Polish transitions to democracy in 1989/90, this seminar paper explores the philosophical underpinnings of democracy as articulated by key figures involved in these processes. It analyzes how their ideas shaped the negotiated transitions and the implications for political theory. The work, graded A- at Central European University, delves into the historical context and theoretical frameworks that influenced the democratization efforts in Central Europe.