The Decline of Democracy and Parliaments in Eastern Central Europe: A Case Study on Poland

The parliamentary system in Eastern Central Europe has been known for its authoritarianism, with parliaments being subordinated to communist leadership and parties, as seen Poland. decline of democracy Poland reached peak when the conservative party was power, controlling legislative judiciary this former country. Corruption social inequality threatened modern democracy, leading protests criticism from people. ruling mainly focused on economic political power name citizens, even media. study aims examine eastern central uses a case qualitative approach identify factors behind main issues were credibility state institutions lack media freedom, addition corruption. change increasing populism led which continued receive