Democratization and State-Society Relations in East Central Europe: The Case of Hungary
Democratization and State-Society Relations in East Central Europe: The Case of Hungary
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东中欧的民主化与国家与社会关系：匈牙利的案例
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10.1080/13523270701317554
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2007
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Cox T
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Cox T
关于中东欧后共产主义民主转型时期国家与社会关系的性质，一直存在着许多争论。所采取的方法从应用社团主义理论到分析欧洲经委会民间社会的弱点。然而，1994年至2001年对匈牙利利益集团领导人进行的调查结果表明，如果要寻找利益集团领导人与国家之间相互联系的证据，如果要研究正式三方组织以外的联系，那么关于公民社会薄弱的论点就受到质疑，至少应该加以限制。
There has been much debate on the character of relations between state and society in post-communist democratic transition in East Central Europe. Approaches range from applications of corporatist theory to analyses in terms of the weakness of civil society in ECE. However, the findings of surveys of Hungarian interest group leaders conducted between 1994 and 2001 suggest that if evidence is sought on interconnections between interest group leaders and the state, and if connections beyond those provided by formal tripartite organizations are studied, arguments concerning the weakness of civil society are called into question, and at least should be qualified.