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About the contributors; Acknowledgments; Introduction Grzegorz Ekiertand Stephen E. Hanson; Part I. Postcommunist Transformations and the Role ofHistorical Legacies: 1. Time, space and institutional change in central andeastern Europe Grzegorz Ekiert and Stephen E. Hanson; 2. Accounting forpostcommunist regime diversity: what counts as a good cause? HerbertKitschelt; Part II. Postcommunist Europe: Continuity and Change in RegionalPatterns: 3. Patterns of postcommunist transformation in central and easternEurope Grzegorz Ekiert; 4. Postcommunist spaces: a political geographyapproach to explaining postcommunist outcomes Jeffrey S. Kopstein and DavidA. Reilly; Part III. Institutional Redesign and Historical Legacies: CaseStudies: 5. Redeeming the past: communist successor parties after 1989 AnnaGrzymala-Busse; 6. Leninist legacies and legacies of state socialism inpostcommunist central Europe's constitutional development Allison Stanger; 7.Historical legacies, institutions and the politics of social policy inHungary and Poland, 1989-1999 Tomasz Inglot; 8. Postcommunist unemploymentpolitics: historical legacies and the curious acceptance of job loss PhineasBaxandall; 9. 'Past' dependence or path contingency? Institutional design inpostcommunist financial systems Juliet Johnson; 10. Cultural legacies ofstate socialism: history making and cultural-political entrepreneurship inpostcommunist Poland and Russia Jan Kubik; Epilogue: from area studies tocontextualized comparisons Paul Pierson; Index.