Comunism and the emergence of democracy/ Harald Wydra
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TextPublication details: New York: Cambridge University Press, 2007Description: ix, 314 p. ; 24 cmISBN: 0521851696Subject(s): Communism | Former communist countries | DemocratizationDDC classification: 320.532
Contents:
Communism and democracy-a problematisation --
pt. I. The experiential basis of communism and democracy --
Revolutions, transitions, and uncertainty --
The political symbolism of communism --
Experiencing democratic transformations --
pt. II. Critical events and their symbolisations --
The rise of Bolshevik power --
The emergence of the Cold War --
The articulation of dissidence --
The collapse of communism --
pt. III. Democracy as a process of meaning-formation --
The power of memory --
The future that failed --
Democracy as a civilising process.
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Communism and democracy-a problematisation --
pt. I. The experiential basis of communism and democracy --
Revolutions, transitions, and uncertainty --
The political symbolism of communism --
Experiencing democratic transformations --
pt. II. Critical events and their symbolisations --
The rise of Bolshevik power --
The emergence of the Cold War --
The articulation of dissidence --
The collapse of communism --
pt. III. Democracy as a process of meaning-formation --
The power of memory --
The future that failed --
Democracy as a civilising process.
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