• 1.The Dilemma of Communist Reform in The Soviet Sphere 2. The Gierek Question and the Causes of the 1980 Crisis 3. The Working-Class Upsurge and the Collapse of the post-1956 System 4. Communist Power-Struggle and Social Conflicts (October 1980–February 1981) 5. Not Yet Time to Revers the Course of Events (February to May 1981) 6. The Hollow Triumph of Communist Reformism From Above (May to July 1981). Conclusion: Towards the State of War.

Original Review of Polish Communism in Crisis:‘Extensively documented with official and unofficial Polish sources, and the best of Western reporting, the book is a welcome scholarly analysis of events that heretofore have been the subject of mostly journalistic and first-person accounts.’ David S. Mason, Slavic Review Vol 43, Issue 2 (1984).

• 1.The Dilemma of Communist Reform in The Soviet Sphere 2. The Gierek Question and the Causes of the 1980 Crisis 3. The Working-Class Upsurge and the Collapse of the post-1956 System 4. Communist Power-Struggle and Social Conflicts (October 1980–February 1981) 5. Not Yet Time to Revers the Course of Events (February to May 1981) 6. The Hollow Triumph of Communist Reformism From Above (May to July 1981). Conclusion: Towards the State of War.

Original Review of Polish Communism in Crisis:‘Extensively documented with official and unofficial Polish sources, and the best of Western reporting, the book is a welcome scholarly analysis of events that heretofore have been the subject of mostly journalistic and first-person accounts.’ David S. Mason, Slavic Review Vol 43, Issue 2 (1984).

• 1.The Dilemma of Communist Reform in The Soviet Sphere 2. The Gierek Question and the Causes of the 1980 Crisis 3. The Working-Class Upsurge and the Collapse of the post-1956 System 4. Communist Power-Struggle and Social Conflicts (October 1980–February 1981) 5. Not Yet Time to Revers the Course of Events (February to May 1981) 6. The Hollow Triumph of Communist Reformism From Above (May to July 1981). Conclusion: Towards the State of War.

Original Review of Polish Communism in Crisis:‘Extensively documented with official and unofficial Polish sources, and the best of Western reporting, the book is a welcome scholarly analysis of events that heretofore have been the subject of mostly journalistic and first-person accounts.’ David S. Mason, Slavic Review Vol 43, Issue 2 (1984).