How accurately did Western political scientists portray the political, economic, and social developments in the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe over the last forty years? How did scholars' perspectives, methods, and findings differ, and what were the principal research trends during the Communist era that recently ended in Eastern Europe and the Soviet Union? This comprehensive and definitive critical history of Soviet Studies takes stock of the achievements and shortcomings in Western research on the region's politics. It serves as a who's who of Western Sovietologists, and it identifies many…mehr
How accurately did Western political scientists portray the political, economic, and social developments in the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe over the last forty years? How did scholars' perspectives, methods, and findings differ, and what were the principal research trends during the Communist era that recently ended in Eastern Europe and the Soviet Union? This comprehensive and definitive critical history of Soviet Studies takes stock of the achievements and shortcomings in Western research on the region's politics. It serves as a who's who of Western Sovietologists, and it identifies many prominent political scientists from the former Communist states. This major reference opens with an overview of sources of research, an analysis of different approaches and perspectives to the study of the region since 1956, and an assessment of post-sovietological literature of the 1990s. The volume contains individual chapters on the former USSR and the eight East European states. Cross-national chapters include two on Soviet and East European international politics, two on Soviet and East European economic reforms, and one on comparative communist studies. An appendix points to Russian and East European research centers and programs around the world. A general index makes it easy to access the names of authors and subjects. This landmark reference should prove to be stimulating reading for the many political scientists, historians, sociologists, and economists, once engaged in Soviet studies and for the new generation of scholars who bring fresh analytical approaches to evaluating the region's politics.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
RAYMOND C. TARAS, has served on the faculty of universities in Canada, England, and the United States. Most recently, he has been National Fellow at the Hoover Institute on War, Revolution, and Peace at Stanford University. He is the author, editor of a number of books on communist and post-communist states, including The Road to Disillusion: From Critical Marxism to Postcommunism in Eastern Europe (1992) and Nations and Politics in Soviet Successor States (1992).
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Preface Introduction by Raymond Taras Albania by John Kolsti Bulgaria by John D. Bell Czechoslovakia by Sharon L. Wolchik German Democratic Republic by Joseph S. Gordon Hungary by Maria Szeplaki and Raymond Taras Poland by Paul G. Lewis Romania by William Crowther Union of Soviet Socialist Republics by Valerie Bunce Yugoslavia by Jim Seroka Soviet Foreign Policy by James M. Goldgeier Economic Reform in the USSR by John M. Litwak Economic Reform in Eastern Europe by Miklos K. Radvanyi Comparative Communist Studies by Daniel Nelson Appendix: Research Center Programs on the USSR and Eastern Europe Index
Preface Introduction by Raymond Taras Albania by John Kolsti Bulgaria by John D. Bell Czechoslovakia by Sharon L. Wolchik German Democratic Republic by Joseph S. Gordon Hungary by Maria Szeplaki and Raymond Taras Poland by Paul G. Lewis Romania by William Crowther Union of Soviet Socialist Republics by Valerie Bunce Yugoslavia by Jim Seroka Soviet Foreign Policy by James M. Goldgeier Economic Reform in the USSR by John M. Litwak Economic Reform in Eastern Europe by Miklos K. Radvanyi Comparative Communist Studies by Daniel Nelson Appendix: Research Center Programs on the USSR and Eastern Europe Index
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