From Stalinism to Pluralism

Häftad, Engelska, 1996

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Gale Stokes has revised this highly successful book to include readings on the collapse of Yugoslavia. Also, new and updated selections expand the scope of the book. Together, the new material causes this to be the conclusive reader on the advent of Stalinism and the fall of communism in Eastern Europe.

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Utgivningsdatum1996-01-04
Vikt430 g
FormatHäftad
SpråkEngelska
Antal sidor304
Upplaga2
FörlagOxford University Press Inc
ISBN9780195094466

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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

"Strong on intellectual history."--Katherine David-Fox, Ohio State University"Teachers of East European history have been waiting for a book like this. This is a fine sourcebook--from now on it will be required reading in my courses."--Roman Szporluk, Harvard University"A very useful collection, which is really an intellectual history of communism versus nationalism."--Esther Kanipe, Hamilton College"A very useful collection of primary sources that is up to date and accessible to students."--Glenn Shartman, Hiram College"Excellent documentation! I will use this text as required reading in my future courses on Central and Eastern Europe."--Jiri Nedela, Fairfield University"A very thorough, multi-faceted look at East European politics in the post-World War II period. Provides varied critical insights into the Soviet sphere of influence during the Cold War Required reading for all undergraduates!"--Steve Boilard, Western Kentucky University"A very judicious selection of readings, carefully edited to provide the ideal supplement to almost any general text on the region."--Barbara Hicks, University of North Carolina"More valuable than any other single volume on Eastern Europe under Communism!"--Dolores Augustine, St. John's College"An excellent compilation--diverse, but not overwhelming. A good resource book for my undergraduate seminars."--Chas Bukowski, Bradley University"Stokes's commentaries...are incisive and often illuminating; he can turn a phrase better than most academics."--Cal Clark, Perspectives on Political Science