ポスト・コミュニズム社会の課題についての一考察 : 中欧三カ国を中心にして

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This is to trace the difficult situations with which the post-communist countries in Central Europe are confronted, and to find the problems that the governments of these countries have to solve in order to transform these countries into true democratic market economies. Viewing the recently revealed tendencies in these countries, it is found that Poland and Hungary, but not Czech Republic, are being ruled again by ex-communist governments freely elected by the people who once rejected communist rule. Considering this fact, we find that there exists still unsolved and mounting economic hardship which non-communist government could not solve. Now, a great number of tasks are being imposed on the newly elected ex-communist governments. The establishment of legal systems and social security systems, the so-called "Social Safety Net" are badly needed, because in these countries, the fast-outpaced economic reform process has neglected these important issues. "The new poor" have been created, a quite new phenomenon to both the government and the society. It is to be concluded that the way of transforming these countries into politically democratic and economically market-oriented unity largely depends on how soon these countries can implement such social systems.
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