2011
Conclusion
The tremendous social and political changes that followed the end of the Cold War have opened up prospects for a new, united Europe and put an end to the US-Russian nuclear standoff. However, alongside the successes of a number of Eastern and Central European states, many countries in the region have since suffered from the dismantling of democratic reforms and an expansion of authoritarian tendencies.
© 2011 Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
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