Explores the collapse of socialism in Eastern Europe, the demise of the Soviet Union and the rise of China.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Introduction Juliane Fürst, Silvio Pons and Mark Selden 1. The Global 1968 and international communism Robert Gildea 2. The Vietnam War as a world event Sophie Quinn-Judge and Marilyn Young 3. The Soviet Union and the global Cold War Artemy Kalinovsky 4. Marxist revolutions and regimes in Latin America and Africa in the 1970s Piero Gleijeses 5. The aging pioneer: late Soviet Socialist society, its challenges and challengers Juliane Fürst and Stephen Bittner 6. Communist propaganda and media in the era of the Cold War Stephen Lovell 7. The zones of late Socialist literature Polly Jones 8. Visualizing the Socialist public sphere Reuben Fowkes 9. The decline of Soviet-type economies André Steiner 10. Reform Communism Silvio Pons and Michele Di Donato 11. Cambodia: detonator of communism's implosion Ben Kiernan 12. Make some get rich first. State consumerism and private enterprise in the creation of postsocialist China Karl Gerth 13. Gorbachev's reforms and the Soviet crisis Mark Kramer 14. Communism and religion Stephen A. Smith 15. Human rights and communism Mark Bradley 16. Feminism, communism, and global Socialism, 1968-1995: encounters and entanglements Celia Donert 17. The communist and post-socialist gender order in China and Russia Marko Dumancic 18. Communism and environment Douglas Weiner 19. Europe's '1989' in global context James Mark and Tobias Rupprecht 20. The collapse of the Soviet Union Vladislav Zubok 21. Thirty years after: the end of European communism in historical perspective Charles Maier 22. Communism and nationalism in the Soviet Union and Russia Nikolai Mitrokhin 23. China's human development after Socialism Carl Riskin 24. China's post-Socialist transformation and global resurgence: political economy and geopolitics Mark Selden and Ho fung Hung 25. Legacies of communism. Comparative remarks Jan Behrends 26. Cultural memories of communism Jan Plamper Index.
Introduction Juliane Fürst, Silvio Pons and Mark Selden 1. The Global 1968 and international communism Robert Gildea 2. The Vietnam War as a world event Sophie Quinn-Judge and Marilyn Young 3. The Soviet Union and the global Cold War Artemy Kalinovsky 4. Marxist revolutions and regimes in Latin America and Africa in the 1970s Piero Gleijeses 5. The aging pioneer: late Soviet Socialist society, its challenges and challengers Juliane Fürst and Stephen Bittner 6. Communist propaganda and media in the era of the Cold War Stephen Lovell 7. The zones of late Socialist literature Polly Jones 8. Visualizing the Socialist public sphere Reuben Fowkes 9. The decline of Soviet-type economies André Steiner 10. Reform Communism Silvio Pons and Michele Di Donato 11. Cambodia: detonator of communism's implosion Ben Kiernan 12. Make some get rich first. State consumerism and private enterprise in the creation of postsocialist China Karl Gerth 13. Gorbachev's reforms and the Soviet crisis Mark Kramer 14. Communism and religion Stephen A. Smith 15. Human rights and communism Mark Bradley 16. Feminism, communism, and global Socialism, 1968-1995: encounters and entanglements Celia Donert 17. The communist and post-socialist gender order in China and Russia Marko Dumancic 18. Communism and environment Douglas Weiner 19. Europe's '1989' in global context James Mark and Tobias Rupprecht 20. The collapse of the Soviet Union Vladislav Zubok 21. Thirty years after: the end of European communism in historical perspective Charles Maier 22. Communism and nationalism in the Soviet Union and Russia Nikolai Mitrokhin 23. China's human development after Socialism Carl Riskin 24. China's post-Socialist transformation and global resurgence: political economy and geopolitics Mark Selden and Ho fung Hung 25. Legacies of communism. Comparative remarks Jan Behrends 26. Cultural memories of communism Jan Plamper Index.
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