Bearing Witness
A Personal Perspective on Sixty Years of Polish History
Herausgeber: Jarosz, Maria
Bearing Witness
A Personal Perspective on Sixty Years of Polish History
Herausgeber: Jarosz, Maria
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Bearing Witness offers personal insight into the collective experience of Poles over the last sixty years
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Bearing Witness offers personal insight into the collective experience of Poles over the last sixty years
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Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 276
- Erscheinungstermin: 20. September 2017
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 216mm x 140mm x 18mm
- Gewicht: 467g
- ISBN-13: 9781138519237
- ISBN-10: 1138519235
- Artikelnr.: 50496616
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 276
- Erscheinungstermin: 20. September 2017
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 216mm x 140mm x 18mm
- Gewicht: 467g
- ISBN-13: 9781138519237
- ISBN-10: 1138519235
- Artikelnr.: 50496616
Maria Jarosz
List of Figures
From the Author
1. Marked by the Past
A Sociologist and a Witness to History
1939: War Breaks Out
2. Shut Off from Life: The od Ghetto
3. Warsaw in the 1940s: The Ghetto and the
"Aryan Side"
The Warsaw Ghetto
Occupied Warsaw
Szmalcownicy and Heroes
4. First Decade of Communism
Poland or France?
My Universities
5. 1956: Workers' Councils, Godzik, and
Gomuka
First Steps in Academia
Workers' Councils: The Case of era
6. Yugoslavia: Oddities and Infatuation
7. 1968 and the Aftermath: Excluded from Society
Forced into Unemployment
Emotional Aspect of the March Purges
8. GUS: The Job I Didn't Want and the
Research I Dreamed Of
Up Against the Censors
Varna Congress: Changing Soviet Research
Priorities
Postdoctoral Qualification
9. Martial Law: Signs of Social Disintegration
Institute of Crime Problems: Solidarity
and the People in Power
Martial Law and the Ghosts of the War
The State of Society as Reflected by the
Suicide Rate
10. Polish Academy of Sciences and Adventures
with Research
An Unusual Grant
Empirical Research in a Free Poland: Being
Part of the Research Community
11. Democratic Poland: Winners and Losers
1989: The Round Table
The Costs of Transition
Social Disorganization and Corruption
12. Corruption: Personal Experience
Bribing the Mexican Police
Greasing Palms in a Communist Hospital
Greasing Palms in a Postcommunist
Hospital: Pay or Perish
13. A View from Abroad: Food for Thought
On the Go: By Rail and Air
Airport Adventure: Hijack Attempt
In France
In Ukraine
In China
In Vietnam
In Japan
In Cuba
In Israel About Poland
In Italy
In Germany
America: The Polish Perspective
14. Ethnic Hodgepodge: A Politically Correct
Family
15. Facts of Life: Cops and Robbers, Lost and
Found, and the Pernicious Effects of
Too Much Alcohol
16. Closing Reflections: The World Has
Changed . . .
About the Author
Index of Surnames
From the Author
1. Marked by the Past
A Sociologist and a Witness to History
1939: War Breaks Out
2. Shut Off from Life: The od Ghetto
3. Warsaw in the 1940s: The Ghetto and the
"Aryan Side"
The Warsaw Ghetto
Occupied Warsaw
Szmalcownicy and Heroes
4. First Decade of Communism
Poland or France?
My Universities
5. 1956: Workers' Councils, Godzik, and
Gomuka
First Steps in Academia
Workers' Councils: The Case of era
6. Yugoslavia: Oddities and Infatuation
7. 1968 and the Aftermath: Excluded from Society
Forced into Unemployment
Emotional Aspect of the March Purges
8. GUS: The Job I Didn't Want and the
Research I Dreamed Of
Up Against the Censors
Varna Congress: Changing Soviet Research
Priorities
Postdoctoral Qualification
9. Martial Law: Signs of Social Disintegration
Institute of Crime Problems: Solidarity
and the People in Power
Martial Law and the Ghosts of the War
The State of Society as Reflected by the
Suicide Rate
10. Polish Academy of Sciences and Adventures
with Research
An Unusual Grant
Empirical Research in a Free Poland: Being
Part of the Research Community
11. Democratic Poland: Winners and Losers
1989: The Round Table
The Costs of Transition
Social Disorganization and Corruption
12. Corruption: Personal Experience
Bribing the Mexican Police
Greasing Palms in a Communist Hospital
Greasing Palms in a Postcommunist
Hospital: Pay or Perish
13. A View from Abroad: Food for Thought
On the Go: By Rail and Air
Airport Adventure: Hijack Attempt
In France
In Ukraine
In China
In Vietnam
In Japan
In Cuba
In Israel About Poland
In Italy
In Germany
America: The Polish Perspective
14. Ethnic Hodgepodge: A Politically Correct
Family
15. Facts of Life: Cops and Robbers, Lost and
Found, and the Pernicious Effects of
Too Much Alcohol
16. Closing Reflections: The World Has
Changed . . .
About the Author
Index of Surnames
List of Figures
From the Author
1. Marked by the Past
A Sociologist and a Witness to History
1939: War Breaks Out
2. Shut Off from Life: The od Ghetto
3. Warsaw in the 1940s: The Ghetto and the
"Aryan Side"
The Warsaw Ghetto
Occupied Warsaw
Szmalcownicy and Heroes
4. First Decade of Communism
Poland or France?
My Universities
5. 1956: Workers' Councils, Godzik, and
Gomuka
First Steps in Academia
Workers' Councils: The Case of era
6. Yugoslavia: Oddities and Infatuation
7. 1968 and the Aftermath: Excluded from Society
Forced into Unemployment
Emotional Aspect of the March Purges
8. GUS: The Job I Didn't Want and the
Research I Dreamed Of
Up Against the Censors
Varna Congress: Changing Soviet Research
Priorities
Postdoctoral Qualification
9. Martial Law: Signs of Social Disintegration
Institute of Crime Problems: Solidarity
and the People in Power
Martial Law and the Ghosts of the War
The State of Society as Reflected by the
Suicide Rate
10. Polish Academy of Sciences and Adventures
with Research
An Unusual Grant
Empirical Research in a Free Poland: Being
Part of the Research Community
11. Democratic Poland: Winners and Losers
1989: The Round Table
The Costs of Transition
Social Disorganization and Corruption
12. Corruption: Personal Experience
Bribing the Mexican Police
Greasing Palms in a Communist Hospital
Greasing Palms in a Postcommunist
Hospital: Pay or Perish
13. A View from Abroad: Food for Thought
On the Go: By Rail and Air
Airport Adventure: Hijack Attempt
In France
In Ukraine
In China
In Vietnam
In Japan
In Cuba
In Israel About Poland
In Italy
In Germany
America: The Polish Perspective
14. Ethnic Hodgepodge: A Politically Correct
Family
15. Facts of Life: Cops and Robbers, Lost and
Found, and the Pernicious Effects of
Too Much Alcohol
16. Closing Reflections: The World Has
Changed . . .
About the Author
Index of Surnames
From the Author
1. Marked by the Past
A Sociologist and a Witness to History
1939: War Breaks Out
2. Shut Off from Life: The od Ghetto
3. Warsaw in the 1940s: The Ghetto and the
"Aryan Side"
The Warsaw Ghetto
Occupied Warsaw
Szmalcownicy and Heroes
4. First Decade of Communism
Poland or France?
My Universities
5. 1956: Workers' Councils, Godzik, and
Gomuka
First Steps in Academia
Workers' Councils: The Case of era
6. Yugoslavia: Oddities and Infatuation
7. 1968 and the Aftermath: Excluded from Society
Forced into Unemployment
Emotional Aspect of the March Purges
8. GUS: The Job I Didn't Want and the
Research I Dreamed Of
Up Against the Censors
Varna Congress: Changing Soviet Research
Priorities
Postdoctoral Qualification
9. Martial Law: Signs of Social Disintegration
Institute of Crime Problems: Solidarity
and the People in Power
Martial Law and the Ghosts of the War
The State of Society as Reflected by the
Suicide Rate
10. Polish Academy of Sciences and Adventures
with Research
An Unusual Grant
Empirical Research in a Free Poland: Being
Part of the Research Community
11. Democratic Poland: Winners and Losers
1989: The Round Table
The Costs of Transition
Social Disorganization and Corruption
12. Corruption: Personal Experience
Bribing the Mexican Police
Greasing Palms in a Communist Hospital
Greasing Palms in a Postcommunist
Hospital: Pay or Perish
13. A View from Abroad: Food for Thought
On the Go: By Rail and Air
Airport Adventure: Hijack Attempt
In France
In Ukraine
In China
In Vietnam
In Japan
In Cuba
In Israel About Poland
In Italy
In Germany
America: The Polish Perspective
14. Ethnic Hodgepodge: A Politically Correct
Family
15. Facts of Life: Cops and Robbers, Lost and
Found, and the Pernicious Effects of
Too Much Alcohol
16. Closing Reflections: The World Has
Changed . . .
About the Author
Index of Surnames