Analysis of democratic transformation phases: case study of Slovakia and Czech Republic

Koper, Ján, 1964- Analysis of democratic transformation phases: case study of Slovakia and Czech Republic / Ján Koper, Gabriela Klinčáková. -- There are many authors who had their scientific-research works focus to the answer of consistent, comprehensive and particularly peaceful transition to democracy. The desired impact stabilized not only the national political system, but also the international relations. It was essential to find one model, which was a prerequisite for meeting the targets. The ideal model of transformation implied the demarcation of the different stages of a comprehensive regime change and the necessary attributes entered to the present accession process. The goal of democracy and a modem political system consisting of republican theory, the democracy and the rule of law was the basic prerequisite of successful transformation. Democratization, democratic transition and transformation were terminological definitions of regime change eventuated in democracy. While the terms noted above were linked to the process of change, the meaning was different. In that context, we had to pick up on American and German

In SGEM 2016 : 3rd International multidisciplinary scientific conference on social sciences and arts SGEM 2016, 6 - 9 April, 2016, Vienna, Austria : political sciences, law, finance, economics and tourism : conference proceedings. -- Sofia : STEF92, 2016. -- ISBN ISBN 978-619-7105-51-3. -- ISSN 2367-5659. -- S. 33-40

1. transformácia 2. fázy 3. phases 4. Československá socialistická republika 5. Czechoslovak Socialist Republic 6. Slovensko 7. Česko

I. Mikulová, Gabriela, 1990-
II. SGEM 2016 : 3rd International multidisciplinary scientific conference on social sciences and arts SGEM 2016, 6 - 9 April, 2016, Vienna, Austria political sciences, law, finance, economics and tourism conference proceedings. -- S. 33-40
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