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Jack Bielasiak

Affiliations: 
Political Science Indiana University, Bloomington, Bloomington, IN, United States 
Area:
General, Slavic Studies
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Barbara Junisbai grad student 2009 Indiana University
John W. Hulsey grad student 2011 Indiana University
Vasabjit Banerjee grad student 2012 Indiana University

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Bielasiak J. (2014) The paradox of Solidarity's legacy: Contested values in Poland's transitional politics The Legacy of Polish Solidarity: Social Activism, Regime Collapse, and the Building of a New Society. 8: 67-96
Bielasiak J, Hulsey JW. (2013) Party system determinants of electoral reform in post-communist states Communist and Post-Communist Studies. 46: 1-12
Bielasiak J. (2011) The afterlife of solidarity: Political contestations in post-1989 Poland Hungarian Studies. 25: 185-201
Bielasiak J. (2006) Regime diversity and electoral systems in post-communism Journal of Communist Studies and Transition Politics. 22: 407-430
Bielasiak J. (2006) The Defeat of Solidarity: Anger and Politics in Postcommunist Europe Perspectives On Politics. 4: 617-619
Bielasiak J. (2005) Party competition in emerging democracies: Representation and effectiveness in post-communism and beyond Democratization. 12: 331-356
Bielasiak J. (2002) The Institutionalization of Electoral and Party Systems in Postcommunist States Comparative Politics. 34: 189-210
Bielasiak J, Blunck D. (2002) Past and present in transitional voting: Electoral choices in post-communist Poland Party Politics. 8: 563-584
Bielasiak J. (2002) Determinants of public opinion differences on EU accession in Poland Europe - Asia Studies. 54: 1241-1266
Bielasiak J. (2001) Poland’S Transition As Political Repolarization Hungarian Studies. 14: 260-272
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