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Debate page PR and Extremism
The dangers of proportional representation in transitional Eastern Europe

Reacting to Ian Hall and Magali Perrault's article on the new extreme right in Europe, Frank Glodek asks why PR is not considered to be a part of the problem. Magali Perrault and Mel Huang respond. What are the respective merits of the various electoral systems in Europe, and how do they effect the political climate in central and eastern Europe?


Starting Point

The Debate

  • Letter to the Editor
    by Frank Glodek & Magali Perrault

    Frank Glodek writes to the editor to question the role of PR in political instability and the rise of extremism. Perrault responds.

  • A Baltic Perspective
    by Mel Huang

    Using the examples of Germany and Lithuania the CER's Baltic editor challenges the assumptions that PR is all bad.

  • The Dangers of PR in a Prolonged Crisis
    by Frank Glodek

    Reponding to last week's postings Frank Glodek utilises historial evidence to support his arguement.

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