From Stalinism to Pluralism

• I. THE STALINIST MOMENT1: Yalta2: The Truman Doctrine and the Two-Camp Policy3: Stalinists4: The Expulsion of Yugoslavia5: The Purge TrialsII. THE MARXIST CRITIQUE6: The Hungarian Revolution7: Self-Management8: The New Class9: Marxian Oppsition in Poland10: The Praxis Group11: The Prague Spring12: The Brezhnev DoctrineIII. ANTIPOLITICS AND THE RETREAT TO ETHICS13: The Clerks14: The Sphere of Culture15: Ethics and AntipoliticsIV. THE RETURN OF POLITICS16: Economic Problems17: Poland in the Late 1970's18: Solidarity19: Central Europe20: The Return of Solidarity21: New Visions in Hungary22: The Revolutions of 1989V. AFTER THE FALL23: Nationalism24: The Collapse of Yugoslavia25: Gorbachev's Legacy

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