Abstract
Introduction A Little Bit to the East from the West and a Little Bit to the West from the East: Democratic Development in Hungary The Historical Absence of Democratic Tradition: The Case of Russia Pluralism, Opposition and Civil Society in Soviet-Type Regimes: in Conceptual Debates and Practice Hungarian Environmental Movements: Case Studies and Analysis Environmental Movements in Russia Local and National Authorities Versus Environmental Movements: the Hungarian Case Local and National Authorities Versus Environmental Movements: the Russian Case A Comparison of Russian and Hungarian Environmental Movements The Relevance of Western Theories in Eastern Europe Conclusion
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