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174490
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Nations that endured communist dictatorships must come to terms with the traumas of the past before durable democracies can take hold—a lesson the author learned firsthand in Romania.
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118440
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2013.
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Reminding us of the failure of academia to predict the East European revolutions, and the challenges presented by the latter to the theories of revolution, the essay claims that in order to understand why the exit from communism comprised so many varied modes, one should take a 'path-dependence' diachronic and synchronic comparative perspective. Based on this dual approach and a set of variables, the essay advances a typology of East European revolutions and argues that the issues regarding the type of political regime, the development of civil society and its way of interacting with the state are of paramount importance for comprehending how the 'negotiated revolutions' in Central Europe came about. Finally, the significance of the Central European civil society strategy under late communism for the era of globalisation is addressed.
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046643
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New Haven, Yale University Press, 2002.
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xi, 371p.Hbk
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0300094965
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| 045980 | 947/BRA 045980 | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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105694
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108370
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150950
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California, Hoover Institution Press, 1983.
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xviii, 242p.pbk
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Histories of Ruling Communist Parties
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0817977929
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| 022176 | 324.2581075/ARN 022176 | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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045807
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BlanndFord, Davison Publishing Limited, 1976.
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x, 170p.hbk
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0904130088
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108014
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123195
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2013.
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THE URGE to apply era-defining labels to global affairs is strong and enduring. A label and a few easy-to-understand attributes associated with it can impart a reassuring simplicity to what is actually a complex and often-intractable reality. While the disadvantages of era labeling, including oversimplification, are probably as great as the advantages, the practice is here to stay.
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ID:
044930
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New Haven, Yale University Press, 1975.
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xvii, 664p.
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0300017995
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| 014980 | 320.532/HAM 014980 | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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045303
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New York, Thomas Nelson and Sons Ltd, 1967.
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xxii, 484p.Hbk
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| 001108 | 947.084/ANA/001108 | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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036574
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s.l., Government Information Office, 1974.
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x, 145p.Hbk
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| 014314 | 923.151249/CHI 014314 | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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123422
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2013.
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According to Marxist view, society is always divided into two classes such as oppressor and oppressed, rich and poor, bourgeoisie and proletariat, capitalist and the workers class. Furthermore, industralisation emerged the exploitation and degraded condition of workers by the capitalist class.
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ID:
047650
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New York, Free Press, 1998.
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x, 646p.Hbk
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Includes Bibliography, index.
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0684867206
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| 043685 | 921.3/CES 043685 | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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140611
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The motivations for the birth of ASEAN were so that its members’ governing elite could concentrate on nation building, the common fear of communism, reduced faith in or mistrust of external powers in the 1960s, and a desire for economic development. In the international political scenario, the ASEAN is the successor of ASA (Association of Southeast Asia) which was formed in 1961. It consisted of a group of countries including Philippines, Malaysia, and Thailand.
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ID:
156801
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New Delhi, Oxford University Press, 2018.
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xvi, 264p.hbk
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9780199485253
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029097
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London, Weidenfield and Nicolson(Educational) Ltd., 1968.
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144p.hbk
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Twentieth Century History Series
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298762846
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| 001113 | 950/ROO 001113 | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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ID:
040025
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London, WeidenFeld and Nicolson, 1970.
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460p.: maps, diagramshbk
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297000187
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| 004360 | 950.42/WIL 004360 | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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ID:
108693
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147206
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This article explores how a sense of responsibility toward the revolutionary Bhagat Singh (1907–31) is mediated by and articulated through a relationship with the martyr's written remains. It considers how efforts to reconstruct ‘the real’ Bhagat Singh propel a polemic around the ‘proper’ subject of Indian politics, one that destabilises common sense nationalist narratives and extant autobiographies of the Indian Left. These interventions must, however, grapple with the anarchic potentiality of Bhagat Singh's self-sacrifice: empiricist efforts are tempted to engage in spectral practices of conjecture and counterfactual, building a politics of inheritance around a future that never came to pass.
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