Thinking through transition : liberal democracy, authoritarian pasts, and intellectual history in East Central Europe after 1989 / edited by Michael Kopeček and Piotr Wci´slik
"The book intends to be the first collective monograph of the post-1989 history of political and social thought of Central, Eastern and Southeastern Europe. The project emerges from a deep conviction that the period of political transitions in the region, whether accomplished, aborted or abhorr...
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| Weitere Verfasser: | Kopeček, Michal (HerausgeberIn) Wciślik, Piotr (HerausgeberIn) |
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| Format: | Buch |
| Sprache: | Englisch |
| Veröffentlicht: | Budapest ; New York : Central European University Press, [2015] |
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| Introduction: Towards an intellectual history of post-socialism Michal Kopeček and Piotr Wciślik |
| Liberalism: dissident illusions and disillusions ; Five faces of post-dissident Hungarian liberalism: a study in agendas, concepts and ambiguities Ferenc Laczó |
| "Totalitarianism" and the limits of Polish dissident political thought: late socialism and after Piotr Wciślik |
| Václav Havel, his idea of civil society, and the Czech liberal tradition Milan Znoj |
| The (re-)emergence of constitutionalism in East-Central Europe Paul Blokker |
| Conservatism: a counter-revolution? ; Anti-communism of the future: Czech post-dissident neoconservatives in post-communist transformation Petr Roubal |
| Songs of innocence and songs of experience: Polish conservatism 1979-2011 Rafał Matyja |
| The abortion of a "conservative" constitution-making: a discourse analysis of the 1994-1998 failed Hungarian constitution-making enterprise Zoltán Gábor Szűcs |
| Populism: endemic pasts and global effects ; Syndrome or symptom: populism and democratic malaise in post-communist Romania Camil Alexandru Pârvu |
| The illusion of inclusion: configurations of populism in Hungary András Bozóki |
| The political lives of dead populists in post-socialist Slovakia Juraj Buzalka |
| 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 Ágnes Gagyi |
| The architecture of revival: left-wing ideas and politics in Poland after 2002 Maciej Gdula |
| The formation of the Czech post-communist intellectual Left: twenty years of seeking an identity Stanislav Holubec |
| Feminist criticism of the "new democracies" in Serbia and Croatia in the first half of the 1990s Zsófia Lóránd |
| Politics of history: nations, wars, revolutions ; 1989 after 1989: remembering the end of communism in East-Central Europe James Mark, Muriel Blaive, Adam Hudek, Anna Saunders, and Stanisław Tyszka |
| A fate for a nation: concepts of history and the nation in the Hungarian politics, 1989-2010 Gábor Egry |
| From "Husakism" to "Mečiarism" : the national identity-building discourse of the Slovak left-wing intellectuals in the 1990s Slovakia Stevo Đurašković |
| Post-communist europe: on the path to a regional regime of remembrance? Zoltán Dujisin. |
