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In studying the ways in which parties presented their programs prior to the 1992 elections for the House of Representatives in the Croatian parliament, one must start with a study of the parties' definitions of the social reality. The prominent political problems seen as priorities in the definition of the social reality can be divided into four large groups of problems: economy, internal policy, foreign policy, & war. An analysis of these will reveal differences in the parties' priorities of interests. The parties' definitions of the political reality make it possible to distinguish one party from the others & at the same time indicate various types of cooperation that would enable them to establish some "thematic alliances," which are deceptive because they are determined by party interests, values, & starting points. 6 Tables, 1 Figure, 9 References. Adapted from the source document.