Ceausescu's Romania

OPRITSA D. POPA, Librarian, Shields Library, University of California, Davis, is in charge of collection development, reference, and teaching in the fields of business and economics and Slavic and German literature. She has published at length in library journals and holds graduate degrees in German literature and language, Romanian literature and language, and library science. In 1992, she received the American Library Association's Humphry Award in recognition of significant contributions to international librarianship.MARGUERITE E. HORN, Principal Serials Catalog Librarian, University of California, Davis, holds a graduate degree in library science, specialized in European history, and has a knowledge of several languages. She is currently on the editorial board of the NASIG Newsletter.

• Introduction Overview Works and Bibliographies Agriculture: Economics, History, and Policy Anthropology and Folklore Armed Forces and Defense Policy Ceausescu and the Cult of Personality Communications and Media Demography and Pronatalist Policies Economic and Business Conditions Education, Research, and Libraries Ethnic Relations and Human Rights Foreign Affairs Geography Government, Politics, and Domestic Affairs International Business, Finance, and Trade Law and the Legal System Most Favored Nation Status Philosophy, Ideology, and Historiography Protest, Dissent, and Revolution Religion Sociology Urban and Rural Planning, and Development Author Index Subject Index