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Geoffrey Hosking, one of the world’s preeminent scholars of Russian history, provides a unique perspective on the rapid changes the country experienced in the late 1980s. Other books have focused on the political changes that took place under Gorbachev; Hosking’s lively analysis illuminates the social, cultural, and historical developments that created the need—and openness—for sweeping political and economic change.
Geoffrey Hosking is Emeritus Professor of Russian History at University College London.
Preface to the Enlarged Edition Preface to the First Edition 1. A Great Power in Crisis 2. Communities and Ideals in Russian Society 3. The Return of the Repressed 4. A Civil Society in Embryo 5. The Flawed Melting Pot 6. Religion and the Atheist State 7. The Paradox of Gorbachev's Reforms 8. From 'Informals' to Political Parties 9. Towards the Dissolution of the Soviet Union Conclusion Notes Index
The Awakening of the Soviet Union does more to help English speakers understand these changes than any of the dozens of books on the subject published in the past five years.
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Geoffrey Hosking, University College London) Hosking, Geoffrey (Emeritus Professor of Russian History, Emeritus Professor of Russian History, HOSKING, Hosking