Socialist authority : the Hungarian experience
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Socialist authority : the Hungarian experience
Praeger, 1988
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Bibliography: p. [267]-273
Includes index
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内容説明
Careful followers of reform movements within Communist bloc countries will profit from this new work by a specialist on Hungarian politics. Twenty years after introduction of the New Economic Mechanism (NEM), both the Hungarian elite and the mass population have had mixed experiences with the process of reform. From the vantage point of the elite, in the 1980s reform has moved beyond the economic realm into the political. Passage of the new Electoral Law of 1983 resulted in the transfer of more power to locally elected governmental bodies and also produced contested elections for legislative seats. Choice
Toma addresses the question: What are the factors and variables that permit one socialist system to exercise more economic, political, and social freedom than another? He studies authority in contemporary Hungarian society with an emphasis on communist practices versus ideological absolutes. He tests some generally accepted views of the socialist system in Hungary and shows how the Hungarians have attempted to resolve the question of how to combine socialist economic planning with social justice. Through a series of case studies, he differentiates between the theory and the practice of socialist authority, mainly through an analysis of how Hungarians have learned to circumvent restrictions imposed by the regime.
目次
Introduction The Vs. Imaginary Social Contract Socialist Democracy and Socialist Authority The Rulers and the Ruled Who Gets What for What? Finding Loopholes in the Bureaucratic Red Tape It's Who You Know, Not What You Know The Hedonism of Authority From Traditionlism to Nihilism: The Transformation of the Family and Religion as Institutions Mass Media and Quality of Life New Society With Old Traditions The Hungarian Social Character Bibliography Index
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