Eurocommunism constitutes a "moment" of great transformation connecting the past and present of the European Left. After 1968 Communist parties became associated with political moderation, liberal democracy and negotiation rather than contentious politics, forging a movement that held influence until the early 1980s.
Eurocommunism constitutes a "moment" of great transformation connecting the past and present of the European Left. After 1968 Communist parties became associated with political moderation, liberal democracy and negotiation rather than contentious politics, forging a movement that held influence until the early 1980s.
Ioannis Balampanidis holds a PhD in Comparative Politics and is Researcher at the Centre for Political Research, Department of Political Science and History, Panteion University of Social and Political Sciences. He has studied Law at the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and Political Theory at the University Paris 8, and has also been visiting researcher at the Institut d'Etudes Politiques (Sciences Po) of Paris. His research focuses on European Radical Left and Social Democracy, Contemporary Greek Politics, Europeanization, and Political Ideologies in late modernity.
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Acknowledgements Tables Figures CHAPTER 1. Introduction: Eurocommunism in a comparative historical perspective PART 1: EUROCOMMUNISM IN ITS TIME CHAPTER 2. One window closing and one opening: from the popular fronts to de-Stalinization CHAPTER 3. 1968: The rift CHAPTER 4. Variations of Eurocommunism: 1973-1979 CHAPTER 5. Disengagement from the communist identity PART 2: THE EUROCOMMUNIST TRANSFORMATION CHAPTER 6. Opportunities and adaptations CHAPTER 7. State, liberalism, democracy CHAPTER 8. Revolution, protest, governance CHAPTER 9. Eurocommunism and social democracy PART 3: EUROCOMMUNISM BETWEEN NATIONAL AND SUPRANATIONAL POLITICS CHAPTER 10. Collapse or transformation of global capitalism? The Eurocommunist response CHAPTER 11. The "Europeanization" of the communist movement CONCLUSIONS CHAPTER 12. Traces of the Eurocommunist inheritance Bibliography Index
Acknowledgements Tables Figures CHAPTER 1. Introduction: Eurocommunism in a comparative historical perspective PART 1: EUROCOMMUNISM IN ITS TIME CHAPTER 2. One window closing and one opening: from the popular fronts to de-Stalinization CHAPTER 3. 1968: The rift CHAPTER 4. Variations of Eurocommunism: 1973-1979 CHAPTER 5. Disengagement from the communist identity PART 2: THE EUROCOMMUNIST TRANSFORMATION CHAPTER 6. Opportunities and adaptations CHAPTER 7. State, liberalism, democracy CHAPTER 8. Revolution, protest, governance CHAPTER 9. Eurocommunism and social democracy PART 3: EUROCOMMUNISM BETWEEN NATIONAL AND SUPRANATIONAL POLITICS CHAPTER 10. Collapse or transformation of global capitalism? The Eurocommunist response CHAPTER 11. The "Europeanization" of the communist movement CONCLUSIONS CHAPTER 12. Traces of the Eurocommunist inheritance Bibliography Index
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