Central Europe since 1945
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Central Europe since 1945
（The postwar world）
Longman, 1994
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Bibliography: p. 321-333
Includes index
内容説明・目次
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: pbk ISBN 9780582036086
内容説明
Central Europe - here, Poland, the German Democratic Republic, Czechoslovakia and Hungary - is at the centre of international attention since the Soviet collapse. An understanding of its postwar history is critical to an appreciation of the challenges facing its present rulers. This is an engrossing account of the installation, development, operation and eventual downfall of its (very different) communist regimes, and the transition to the freedoms and uncertainties of the post-Soviet world. The book covers political, economic, social and cultural change, emphasising the crucial relationships with the USSR throughout.
目次
List of maps. Abbreviations and acronyms. Editoral foreward. Preface. Chapter 1. Introduction and General survey.
Chapter 2. Foundations of the post-war order in central Europe. Chapter 3. The communist takeover and consolidation of power. Chapter 4. The politics of Stalinism. Chapter 5. Socialist industrialisation and economic development. Chapter 6. Social change and the nature of communist society. Chapter 7. De-Stalinisation and politcal instability. Chapter 8. The politics of mature communism. Chapter 9. The military basis of the communist order.
Chapter 10. The Regional Economic Framework. Chapter 11. The end of communist rule. Chapter 12. Post-communism and the transition to democracy. Chapter 13. Conclusion: the weight of history. Guide to further reading.
Bibliography. Maps. Index.
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ISBN 9780582036093
内容説明
This is an account of the installation, development, operation and eventual downfall of the postwar communist regimes in Poland, the German Democratic Republic, Czechoslovakia and Hungary, and the challenges faced by their successors. It discusses political, economic, social and cultural changes and emphasizes the crucial relationships with the USSR throughout.
目次
- Part 1 Introduction and general survey: perspectives on central European history
- the historical development of central Europe
- reform imperatives and communist resistance
- regional bases of communist power
- communism and after. Part 2 Foundations of the post-war order in central Europe: central Europe - historical background and meaning
- interwar developments and the onset of hostilities
- the war-time originas of modern central Europe
- soviet policy and agreements between the powers
- the emerging pattern of communist Europe. Part 3 The communist takeover and consolidation of power: soviet influence and communist power
- coalition politics in central Europe
- economic change and post-war recovery
- consolidating communist power
- the development of the people's democracies. Part 4 The politics of stalinism: stalinism and the eclipse of national communism
- dimensions of one-party rule
- the nature of stalinist dictatorship
- implications of the purges
- stalinism and the realities of soviet control. Part 5 Socialist industrialization and economic development: the bases of socialist industrialization
- the communist economic model in central Europe
- economic change and living standards
- reform imperatives and the problems of change
- new perspectives on economic change. Part 6 Social change and the nature of communist society: the effects of structural change
- occupational mobility and social inequality
- modernization, culture and social change
- consumerism, socialism and social values
- socialism and the new class. Part 7 De-stalinization and political instability: modifications in the stalinist model
- early post-stalin turbulence
- Poland - controlled change
- the Hungarian revolution
- Czechoslovakia and the problems of modulated reform
- the GDR - de-stalinization survived
- Poland - national credit exhausted
- the Kadarist compromise
- consumer-based conservatism
- Poland's permanent crisis. Part 8 The military basis of the communist order: soviet military power and central Europe
- aims and organization of the WTO
- military integration and WTO operations
- political functions of military coordination
- diversity and change in security conceptions. Part 9 The regional economic framework: the establishment of COMECON
- institutional development after stalin
- further moves towards integration
- relative disadvantages of the eastern economies
- perestroika - the final phase. Part 10 The end of communist rule: stability and conflict in central Europe
- the Gorbachev influence
- the Polish road to post-communism
- parallel but different - the Hungarian path
- movement in the German glacier
- the Czechoslovak suite. Part contents.
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