Definitions
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- adjective no longer communist; subsequent to being communistic
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Examples
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From 1990 to 1995, he served as Poland's first popularly elected president in the post-communist era.
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His most famous idea, of course, is the post-Cold War notion of the end of history, in a post-communist world that, he argued, had attained a kind of political apotheosis, a final stage, an ultimate synthesis, in liberal democracy.
Robert Teitelman: Fukuyama's Recipe for the Poor Populist Left Robert Teitelman 2012
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For example, gay rights and needle exchange programs are controversial in the post-communist region, not to mention in more traditional societies around the world.
Jonas Rolett: Whither Civil Society? Jonas Rolett 2011
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From 1990 to 1995, he served as Poland's first popularly elected president in the post-communist era.
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For example, gay rights and needle exchange programs are controversial in the post-communist region, not to mention in more traditional societies around the world.
Jonas Rolett: Whither Civil Society? Jonas Rolett 2011
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For example, gay rights and needle exchange programs are controversial in the post-communist region, not to mention in more traditional societies around the world.
Jonas Rolett: Whither Civil Society? Jonas Rolett 2011
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For example, gay rights and needle exchange programs are controversial in the post-communist region, not to mention in more traditional societies around the world.
Jonas Rolett: Whither Civil Society? Jonas Rolett 2011
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Among post-communist countries, those that reformed most rapidly did generally experience a quicker turnaround and smaller drop in official output.
The Return Daniel Treisman 2011
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In 1990, as the Albanian revolution against 45 years of communist rule was gaining momentum, a young professor of art named Edi Rama warned that the post-communist government should be free of former communist party members.
Fron Nahzi: Alexis de Tocqueville's Democracy in Albania: Is It Working? Fron Nahzi 2011
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From the beginning of the post-communist era, Poland has been a model of the strength and difficulties of a rapid transition to capitalism in a time when democratic institutions are just forming.
Benjamin R. Barber: As President Lech Walesa Said to President Lula Da Silva Benjamin R. Barber 2011
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