CIAO DATE: 12/02

Election Law Compendium of Central and Eastern Europe

IFES

August 2002

International Foundation for Election Systems

Abstract

The objective of this work is to provide a comprehensive collection of the election laws of developing democracies in Central and Eastern Europe. The editor is all too conscious of the difficulty in keeping abreast of the dynamic and vast changes in democratic processes taking place in this area of the world, as reflected in the ever-changing bodies of law governing the conduct of elections.

Table of Content

• Current Status of Laws in the Compendium (PDF format, 7 pages, 152.1 kbs)

• Editor's Note (PDF format, 1 page, 61.9 kbs)

• Albania (PDF format, 37 pages, 264.1 kbs)

• Bosnia anad Herzegovina (PDF format, 41 pages, 334.5 kbs)

• Bulgaria (PDF format, 32 pages, 247.8 kbs)

• Czech Republic (PDF format, 29 pages, 244.1 kbs)

• Estonia (PDF format, 24 pages, 175.3 kbs)

• Hungary (PDF format, 6 pages, 82 kbs)

• Latvia (PDF format, 12 pages, 116.1 kbs)

• Lithuania (PDF format, 64 pages, 447.4 kbs)

• Macedonia (PDF format, 23 pages, 183.4 kbs)

• Moldova (PDF format, 46 pages, 379.4 kbs)

• Poland (PDF format, 77 pages, 506.4 kbs)

• Romania (PDF format, 31 pages, 257.6 kbs)

• Slovakia (PDF format, 35 pages, 293.6 kbs)

• Ukraine (PDF format, 87 pages, 592 kbs)

Full Text (PDF, 562 pgs, 4 MB)