Pelinka, Anton

• Introduction -- I. ECONOMIC LEGACIES -- Ferdinand Lacina, The Marshall Plan—A Contribution to the Austrian Economy in Transition -- Hans FuGenegger / Kurt Loffler, The Activities of the ERP Fund from 1962 to 1998 -- II. POLITICS, IDENTITY, PROPAGANDA -- Ingrid Fraberger / Dieter Stiefel, “Enemy Images”: The Meaning of “Anti-Communism ” and its Importance for the Political and Economic Reconstruction in Austria after 1945 -- Andrea Komlosy, The Marshall Plan and the Making of the “Iron Curtain” in Austria -- Jill Lewis, Dancing on a Tight-rope: The Beginning of the Marshall Plan and the Cold War in Austria -- Matthew Paul Berg, “Caught Between Iwan and the Weihnachtsmann”: Occupation, the Marshall Plan, and Austrian Identity -- Siegfried Beer, The CIA in Austria in the Marshall Plan Era, 1947-1953 -- Hans-Jiirgen Schroder, Marshall Plan Propaganda in Austria and Western Germany -- III. MACRO- AND MICROECONOMIC IMPACTS -- Hans Seidel, Austria's Economic Policy and the Marshall Plan -- Kurt Tweraser, The Marshall Plan and the Reconstruction of the Austrian Steel Industry 1945-1953 -- Georg Rigele, The Marshall Plan and Austria's Hydroelectric Industry: Kaprun -- Gunter Bischof, “Conquering the Foreigner”: The Marshall Plan and the Revival of Postwar Austrian Tourism -- Wilhelm Kohler, Fifty Years Later: A New Marshall Plan for Eastern Europe? -- NON-TOPICAL ESSAYS -- Alexander N. Lassner, The Invasion of Austria in March 1938: Blitzkrieg or Pfusch? -- Martin Kofler, “Neutral, ” Host, and “Mediator”: Austria and the Vienna Summit of 1961 -- Markus M. L. Crepaz / Hans-Georg Betz, Postindustrial Cleavages and Electoral Change in an Advanced Capitalist Democracy: The Austrian Case -- BOOK REVIEWS -- Stephen Beller, Brigitte Hamann: Hitler's Wien: Lehrjahre eines Diktators (Munich: R. Piper, 1996) -- Lonnie Johnson, Peter Katzenstein, ed., Mitteleuropa: Between Europe and Germany (New York: Berghahn Books, 1997) -- Volker R. Berghahn, Gunther Nenning: *Forum.' Die beruhmtesten Beitrage zur Zukunft von einst von Arrabal bis Zuckmayer (Vienna: Amaltheaf) -- Peter Thaler, Rigele Georg: Die Grofiglockner-Hochalpen-strafie: Zur Geschichte eines osterreichischen Monuments (Vienna: WUV-Universitatsverlag, 1998) -- Kurt Tweraser, Anton Pelinka: Austria. Out of the Shadow of the Past (Boulder: Westview, 1998) -- Petra Goedde, Ingrid Bauer: “Welcome Ami Go Home” Die Amerikanische Besatzung in Salzburg 1945-1955. Erinnerungslandschaften aus einem Oral History Projekt (Salzburg: Verlag Anton Pustet) -- ANNUAL REVIEW -- Reinhold Gartner, Survey of Austrian Politics Austria 1998 -- LIST OF AUTHORS.

Pelinka, Anton

• Introduction -- I. ECONOMIC LEGACIES -- Ferdinand Lacina, The Marshall Plan—A Contribution to the Austrian Economy in Transition -- Hans FuGenegger / Kurt Loffler, The Activities of the ERP Fund from 1962 to 1998 -- II. POLITICS, IDENTITY, PROPAGANDA -- Ingrid Fraberger / Dieter Stiefel, “Enemy Images”: The Meaning of “Anti-Communism ” and its Importance for the Political and Economic Reconstruction in Austria after 1945 -- Andrea Komlosy, The Marshall Plan and the Making of the “Iron Curtain” in Austria -- Jill Lewis, Dancing on a Tight-rope: The Beginning of the Marshall Plan and the Cold War in Austria -- Matthew Paul Berg, “Caught Between Iwan and the Weihnachtsmann”: Occupation, the Marshall Plan, and Austrian Identity -- Siegfried Beer, The CIA in Austria in the Marshall Plan Era, 1947-1953 -- Hans-Jiirgen Schroder, Marshall Plan Propaganda in Austria and Western Germany -- III. MACRO- AND MICROECONOMIC IMPACTS -- Hans Seidel, Austria's Economic Policy and the Marshall Plan -- Kurt Tweraser, The Marshall Plan and the Reconstruction of the Austrian Steel Industry 1945-1953 -- Georg Rigele, The Marshall Plan and Austria's Hydroelectric Industry: Kaprun -- Gunter Bischof, “Conquering the Foreigner”: The Marshall Plan and the Revival of Postwar Austrian Tourism -- Wilhelm Kohler, Fifty Years Later: A New Marshall Plan for Eastern Europe? -- NON-TOPICAL ESSAYS -- Alexander N. Lassner, The Invasion of Austria in March 1938: Blitzkrieg or Pfusch? -- Martin Kofler, “Neutral, ” Host, and “Mediator”: Austria and the Vienna Summit of 1961 -- Markus M. L. Crepaz / Hans-Georg Betz, Postindustrial Cleavages and Electoral Change in an Advanced Capitalist Democracy: The Austrian Case -- BOOK REVIEWS -- Stephen Beller, Brigitte Hamann: Hitler's Wien: Lehrjahre eines Diktators (Munich: R. Piper, 1996) -- Lonnie Johnson, Peter Katzenstein, ed., Mitteleuropa: Between Europe and Germany (New York: Berghahn Books, 1997) -- Volker R. Berghahn, Gunther Nenning: *Forum.' Die beruhmtesten Beitrage zur Zukunft von einst von Arrabal bis Zuckmayer (Vienna: Amaltheaf) -- Peter Thaler, Rigele Georg: Die Grofiglockner-Hochalpen-strafie: Zur Geschichte eines osterreichischen Monuments (Vienna: WUV-Universitatsverlag, 1998) -- Kurt Tweraser, Anton Pelinka: Austria. Out of the Shadow of the Past (Boulder: Westview, 1998) -- Petra Goedde, Ingrid Bauer: “Welcome Ami Go Home” Die Amerikanische Besatzung in Salzburg 1945-1955. Erinnerungslandschaften aus einem Oral History Projekt (Salzburg: Verlag Anton Pustet) -- ANNUAL REVIEW -- Reinhold Gartner, Survey of Austrian Politics Austria 1998 -- LIST OF AUTHORS.

Pelinka, Anton

• Introduction -- I. ECONOMIC LEGACIES -- Ferdinand Lacina, The Marshall Plan—A Contribution to the Austrian Economy in Transition -- Hans FuGenegger / Kurt Loffler, The Activities of the ERP Fund from 1962 to 1998 -- II. POLITICS, IDENTITY, PROPAGANDA -- Ingrid Fraberger / Dieter Stiefel, “Enemy Images”: The Meaning of “Anti-Communism ” and its Importance for the Political and Economic Reconstruction in Austria after 1945 -- Andrea Komlosy, The Marshall Plan and the Making of the “Iron Curtain” in Austria -- Jill Lewis, Dancing on a Tight-rope: The Beginning of the Marshall Plan and the Cold War in Austria -- Matthew Paul Berg, “Caught Between Iwan and the Weihnachtsmann”: Occupation, the Marshall Plan, and Austrian Identity -- Siegfried Beer, The CIA in Austria in the Marshall Plan Era, 1947-1953 -- Hans-Jiirgen Schroder, Marshall Plan Propaganda in Austria and Western Germany -- III. MACRO- AND MICROECONOMIC IMPACTS -- Hans Seidel, Austria's Economic Policy and the Marshall Plan -- Kurt Tweraser, The Marshall Plan and the Reconstruction of the Austrian Steel Industry 1945-1953 -- Georg Rigele, The Marshall Plan and Austria's Hydroelectric Industry: Kaprun -- Gunter Bischof, “Conquering the Foreigner”: The Marshall Plan and the Revival of Postwar Austrian Tourism -- Wilhelm Kohler, Fifty Years Later: A New Marshall Plan for Eastern Europe? -- NON-TOPICAL ESSAYS -- Alexander N. Lassner, The Invasion of Austria in March 1938: Blitzkrieg or Pfusch? -- Martin Kofler, “Neutral, ” Host, and “Mediator”: Austria and the Vienna Summit of 1961 -- Markus M. L. Crepaz / Hans-Georg Betz, Postindustrial Cleavages and Electoral Change in an Advanced Capitalist Democracy: The Austrian Case -- BOOK REVIEWS -- Stephen Beller, Brigitte Hamann: Hitler's Wien: Lehrjahre eines Diktators (Munich: R. Piper, 1996) -- Lonnie Johnson, Peter Katzenstein, ed., Mitteleuropa: Between Europe and Germany (New York: Berghahn Books, 1997) -- Volker R. Berghahn, Gunther Nenning: *Forum.' Die beruhmtesten Beitrage zur Zukunft von einst von Arrabal bis Zuckmayer (Vienna: Amaltheaf) -- Peter Thaler, Rigele Georg: Die Grofiglockner-Hochalpen-strafie: Zur Geschichte eines osterreichischen Monuments (Vienna: WUV-Universitatsverlag, 1998) -- Kurt Tweraser, Anton Pelinka: Austria. Out of the Shadow of the Past (Boulder: Westview, 1998) -- Petra Goedde, Ingrid Bauer: “Welcome Ami Go Home” Die Amerikanische Besatzung in Salzburg 1945-1955. Erinnerungslandschaften aus einem Oral History Projekt (Salzburg: Verlag Anton Pustet) -- ANNUAL REVIEW -- Reinhold Gartner, Survey of Austrian Politics Austria 1998 -- LIST OF AUTHORS.