Party Structure and Organization in East-Central Europe - Paul G. Lewis

The book fills a major gap in our understanding of developments within political parties and their structural evolution. It raises questions about the status and role of a modern political party - not least in East-Central Europe - and the links that can be drawn between developments within the parties and their changing position within the political system as a whole.

All those with an interest in comparative party development and the processes of post-communist change in Eastern Europe will welcome this well focused empirical study.