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O artigo analisa o papel das variáveis políticas, econômicas e culturais na explicação do apoio à democracia e ao capitalismo nos países do Leste Europeu. Um dos principais achados do trabalho aponta que, para o desenvolvimento da reforma das instituições econômicas, os governos leste-europeus podem contar com uma grande reserva de apoio inicial baseada no descrédito do regime anterior.
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The paper analyses the explanatory role of the political, cultural and economic variables to the support for democracy and capitalism in the East European countries. One of the major findings is that East European governments undertaking the transformation of their countries' economic institutions can count on a high level of initial reserve of support based on the discreditation of the old regime.
Keywords: democracy, political culture, capitalism, economic reform
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