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The Croatian Parliament in Transition From Authoritarian Past to European Future

Focus of the chapter is on two parliamentary practices that have crystallised from the 1990s onwards, namely, the practice of so-called authentic interpretation of laws, and the practice of stringent control of governmental action, especially in the domain of external relations. Both practices, I submit, can be explained by a number of factors, such as an insuffi cient legislative framework, post-communist inertia, and selective perception of key political actors, or a specific political landscape. As such practices are significantly impairing the ability of Croatia to integrate into decision-making structures of the European Union, they will, arguably, have to be changed before accession.

Parliament, transition, European Union, post-communism

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