Privatizing the police-state : the case of Poland
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Privatizing the police-state : the case of Poland
Macmillan , St. Martin's Press, 2000
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Bibliography: p. 245-263
Includes index
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内容説明
This is the first book that documents and analyses the paramount role of secret services in the decomposition of the communist system and the conversion of its elites into new capitalists. The surge of civil society in 1980s Poland prompted a parallel expansion of the police-state apparatus. The book traces the subsequent reconstruction and privatization of social, political and material resources of the police-state and shows how these covert operations shaped other, more visible aspects of the East/Central European transformation. A Note from the Authors: Since the publication of this book, the events in Poland and elsewhere have demonstrated the extraordinary influence and longevity of the power networks spawned by the communist police state apparatus and its eventual privatization. There is new evidence uncovered almost daily, whose interpretation would not be feasible without the conceptual and historical framework elaborated first in this book.
目次
List of Tables Foreword: Gary T. Marx Acknowledgements List of Abbreviations PART I: OPENING CONSIDERATIONS Introduction Conceptual and Methodological Issues PART II: THE 1980s: THE POST-TOTALITARIAN POLICE/PARTY STATE? Anatomy of the Police-State State Crime and Cover-Up Operations The Role of Secret Services in the Solidarity Revolution PART III: AFTER COMMUNISM: THE POSTHUMOUS LIFE OF THE POLICE-STATE Capital Conversion Process Transforming the Police-State Privatizing the Police-State The Failure to Prosecute Communist Crimes PART IV: CONCLUSION Globalization of the Post-Communist Transformation Epilogue Notes References Index
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