- Nations in Transit - Ukraine (2005) - Refworld
Recent constitutional reforms (adopted on December 8,2004) have introduced the move toward a mixed parliamentary-presidential model of power This reform is scheduled to be implemented either September 1,2005, or January 1,2006 (two options provided by provisional regulations)
- Freedom House (Author): “Nations in Transit 2006”, Document #1356813 . . .
During 2005, the president and government never enjoyed stable parliamentary support The military and police (Ministry of the Interior) became more transparent and accountable thanks to new leadership efforts
- Nations in Transit archives - The Online Books Page
Nations in Transit is an annual report of the state of democracy in the region stretching from Central Europe to Central Asia, focusing primarily on countries formerly part of the Soviet Union or the Warsaw Pact It is currently published by Freedom House
- Nations in Transit - Freedom House
Nations in Transit measured progress and setbacks in democratization in 29 countries from Central Europe to Central Asia
- Nations in Transit 2006 - Google Books
Covering 29 countries and administrative areas, Nations in Transit 2006 provides comparative ratings and in-depth analysis of electoral processes, civil society, independent media, national
- Nations in transit 2006 · Digital Library on Democracy
Ivan Krastev, “Nations in transit 2006,” Digital Library on Democracy, accessed July 23, 2025, https: dld omeka net items show 2657
- Nations in Transit - Lithuania (2006) - Refworld
In 2005, an interagency anticorruption commission assessed the campaign's progress and concluded that only 62 percent of the stipulated policies and measures were achieved and that coordination between law enforcement agencies, state institutions, and civil society groups was inadequate
- Freedom House (Author): “Nations in Transit 2005”, Document #1192831 . . .
Both the media and the general public have access to information about legislation in its draft stage and can even shape the final look of bills, largely through the use of the policy-focused Internet sites established by the government and nongovernmental organizations (NGOs)
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