Elites after state socialism : theories and analysis

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Elites after state socialism : theories and analysis

edited by John Higley and György Lengyel

Rowman & Littlefield, c2000

  • : hbk
  • : pbk

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"Chapter drafts were presented at two group meetings hosted by Budapest University of Economic Sciences"--Acknowledgments

Includes bibliographical references and index

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巻冊次

: hbk ISBN 9780847698967

内容説明

This distinctive book presents valuable new research on the political and economic elites that have emerged in Central and Eastern Europe since the demise of state socialism. Integrating theoretically informed analysis with fresh empirical data, the contributors significantly enhance our understanding of the evolution and interplay of elites in the post-communist period.

目次

Chapter 1 Acknowledgments Chapter 2 Preface Chapter 3 1 Introduction: Elite Configurations after State Socialism Part 4 I: POLITICAL ELITE CHANGE Chapter 5 2 The Czech Republic: New Elites and Social Change Chapter 6 3 Slovakia: Elite Disunity and Convergence Chapter 7 4 Hungary: Elites and the Use and Abuse of Democratic Institutions Chapter 8 5 Poland: The Political Elite's Transformational Correctness Chapter 9 6 East Germany: Elite Change and Democracy's "Instant Success" Chapter 10 7 Serbia: The Adaptive Reconstruction of Elites Part 11 II: ECONOMIC ELITE CHANGE Chapter 12 8 Croatia: The Circulation and Reproduction of Managerial and Political Elites Chapter 13 9 Hungary: Banker and Managers after State Socialism Chapter 14 10 Russia: The Oil Elite's Evolution, Divisions, and Outlooks Chapter 15 11 Bulgaria: Economic Elites in the 1990s Chapter 16 12 Bulgaria, the Czech Republic, Hungary, and Poland: Pre-Socialist Legacies among Post-Socialist Business Elites Chapter 17 Epilogue: Elite Theory versus Marxism: The Twentieth Century's Verdict Chapter 18 Index Chapter 19 About the Editors and Contributors
巻冊次

: pbk ISBN 9780847698974

内容説明

This distinctive book presents valuable new research on the political and economic elites that have emerged in Central and Eastern Europe since the demise of state socialism. Integrating theoretically informed analysis with fresh empirical data, the contributors significantly enhance our understanding of the evolution and interplay of elites in the post-communist period. Leading experts explore the elite circulations, differentiations, and competitions that now underpin- but in some countries also still inhibit-democratic stability and economic growth. A provocative concluding chapter assesses the century-long confrontation between elite theory and Marxism and where they stand today, after state socialismOs collapse.

目次

Chapter 1 Acknowledgments Chapter 2 Preface Chapter 3 1 Introduction: Elite Configurations after State Socialism Part 4 I: POLITICAL ELITE CHANGE Chapter 5 2 The Czech Republic: New Elites and Social Change Chapter 6 3 Slovakia: Elite Disunity and Convergence Chapter 7 4 Hungary: Elites and the Use and Abuse of Democratic Institutions Chapter 8 5 Poland: The Political Elite's Transformational Correctness Chapter 9 6 East Germany: Elite Change and Democracy's "Instant Success" Chapter 10 7 Serbia: The Adaptive Reconstruction of Elites Part 11 II: ECONOMIC ELITE CHANGE Chapter 12 8 Croatia: The Circulation and Reproduction of Managerial and Political Elites Chapter 13 9 Hungary: Banker and Managers after State Socialism Chapter 14 10 Russia: The Oil Elite's Evolution, Divisions, and Outlooks Chapter 15 11 Bulgaria: Economic Elites in the 1990s Chapter 16 12 Bulgaria, the Czech Republic, Hungary, and Poland: Pre-Socialist Legacies among Post-Socialist Business Elites Chapter 17 Epilogue: Elite Theory versus Marxism: The Twentieth Century's Verdict Chapter 18 Index Chapter 19 About the Editors and Contributors

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