Promoting Pluralism in Eastern Europe

Issue Date October 1995
Volume 6
Issue 4
Page Numbers 155-64
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About the Authors

Monika Agopsowicz

Monika Agopsowicz is director of the Institute for Democracy in Eastern Europe–Warsaw.

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James Landon

James Landon is the grants administrator at the Institute for Democracy in Eastern Europe in Washington, D.C.

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