Thinking through transition
| Titel: | Thinking through transition : liberal democracy, authoritarian pasts, and intellectual history in East Central Europe after 1989 / edited by Michal Kopěcek and Piotr Wciślik |
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| Beteiligt: | ; |
| Veröffentlicht: | Budapest; New York : Central European University Press, [2015] |
| Umfang: | vii, 599 Seiten |
| Format: | Buch |
| Sprache: | Englisch |
| ISBN: | 9789633860854 ; 9789633861042 ; 9789633861103 |
| Hinweise zum Inhalt: |
Inhaltsverzeichnis
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- Introduction: Towards an Intellectual History of Post-Socialism
- p. 1
- Liberalism: Dissident Illusions and Disillusions
- Five Faces of Post-Dissident Hungarian Liberalism: A Study in Agendas, Concepts, and Ambiguities
- p. 39
- "Totalitarianism" and the Limits of Polish Dissident Political Thought: Late Socialism and After
- p. 73
- Václav Havel, His Idea of Civil Society, and the Czech Liberal Tradition
- p. 109
- The (Re-)Emergence of Constitutionalism in East-Central Europe
- p. 139
- Conservatism: A Counter-Revolution?
- Anti-Communism of the Future: Czech Post-Dissident Neoconservatives in Post-Communist Transformation
- p. 171
- Songs of Innocence and Songs of Experience: Polish Conservatism 1979-2011
- p. 201
- The Abortion of a "Conservative" Constitution-Making: A Discourse Analysis of the 1994-1998 Failed Hungarian Constitution-making Enterprise
- p. 237
- Populism: Endemic Pasts and Global Effects
- Syndrome or Symptom: Populism and Democratic Malaise in Post-Communist Romania
- p. 259
- The Illusion of Inclusion: Configurations of Populism in Hungary
- p. 275
- The Political Lives of Dead Populists in Post-Socialist Slovakia
- p. 313
- The Left: Between Communist Legacy and Neoliberal Challenge
- Non-Post-Communist Left in Hungary after 1989: Diverging Paths of Leftist Criticism, Civil Activism, and Radicalizing Constituency
- p. 335
- The Architecture of Revival: Left-wing Ideas and Politics in Poland after 2002
- p. 371
- The Formation of the Czech Post-Communist Intellectual Left: Twenty Years of Seeking an Identity
- p. 397
- Feminist Criticism of the "New Democracies" in Serbia and Croatia in the First Half of the 1990s
- p. 431
- Politics of History: Nations, Wars, Revolutions
- 1989 After 1989: Remembering the End of Communism in East-Central Europe
- p. 463
- A Fate for a Nation: Concepts of History and the Nation in Hungarian Politics, 1989-2010
- p. 505
- From "Husakism" to "Meciarism": The National Identity-Building Discourse of the Slovak Left-wing Intellectuals in 1990s Slovakia
- p. 525
- Post-Communist Europe: On the Path to a Regional Regime of Remembrance?
- p. 553
- List of Contributors
- p. 587
- Index
- p. 591
