PASOS - Policy Association for an Open Society Legislation and Czech control mechanisms of Republic Poland political parties' Romania funding Ukraine Michel Perottino Marek Chmaj Marcin Walecki Jaroslaw Zbieranek Adrian Moraru Elena Iorga Ihor Shevliakov Legislation and control mechanisms of political parties’ funding Czech Republic Poland Romania Ukraine October 2005 Czech Republic, Poland, Romania, Ukraine Auhors Adrian Moraru (Report Coordinator) Elena Iorga Institute for Public Policies (IPP) Bucharest 3 Hristo Botev Blvd., 2nd floor, suite no. 3 Phone/fax no: + 4 021 314 1542 E-mail:
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