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Uncertainty in the Transition: Post-communism in Hungary

Mária Csanádi

Often the feeling prevails that everything is falling apart. In a way, this is true. The former centralist, bureaucratic, and dysfunctional system of support for order cannot be self-supporting and is collapsing. The new system, in all its aspects, is being born, prepared, thought through. But it is not yet up and working.

Václav Havel

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