Politics and Society in Eastern EuropeMacmillan Education, 1987 - 474 pages |
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Page 259
... administration . Each country has a cabinet ( normally the Council of Minis- ters ) as well as a Presidency or State Council which undertakes the functions of head of state ( Table 9.1 ) . State socialist cabinets may be regarded as the ...
... administration . Each country has a cabinet ( normally the Council of Minis- ters ) as well as a Presidency or State Council which undertakes the functions of head of state ( Table 9.1 ) . State socialist cabinets may be regarded as the ...
Page 264
... administration . This danger becomes more apparent when we extend our discussion of government administration to the local level . Many of the syndromes that may be present at national level are much more apparent at local , district ...
... administration . This danger becomes more apparent when we extend our discussion of government administration to the local level . Many of the syndromes that may be present at national level are much more apparent at local , district ...
Page 377
... administration , supervision and control of social security have been the responsibility of the Central Council of Hungarian Trade Unions - the culmination of gradual developments since 1950. A Central Social Security Council with ...
... administration , supervision and control of social security have been the responsibility of the Central Council of Hungarian Trade Unions - the culmination of gradual developments since 1950. A Central Social Security Council with ...
Contents
Interwar Eastern Europe | 15 |
War Communism and Stalinism | 48 |
The Structure and Development of Centrally | 68 |
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