The ushering in of Western-style democracy and introduction of a market economy both brought uncertainty throughout the former Soviet bloc. Though the end of communism was welcomed by the vast majority of people, the question of what comes next, and how what has come next is any better, has vexed the former communist countries of Eastern Europe. Each country has adapted to the transition with varying degrees of success. Slavenka Drakulic explores this transition, and the difficulties that have come with it, in A Guided Tour Through the Museum of Communism. One thing lost in the transition from Communism was the economic security the command economy provided for many. In many countries, people Another problem for people adapting
