The Political Economy of Eastern Europe 30 years into the 'Transition' : New Left Perspectives from the Region (International Political Economy Series)

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The Political Economy of Eastern Europe 30 years into the 'Transition' : New Left Perspectives from the Region (International Political Economy Series)

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  • 製本 Hardcover:ハードカバー版/ページ数 270 p.
  • 言語 ENG
  • 商品コード 9783030789145

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(Table of content)

Preface (Hilary Wainwright and Daniel Chavez).- Chapter 1. Introduction: East European new left perspectives on postsocialist transformation (Ágnes Gagyi).- Chapter 2. A clear cut? The restoration of capitalism and the contradictions of socialism in Yugoslavia (Vladimir Simovic, Tanja Vuksa).- Chapter 3. Capitalist restoration and development in Slovenia and Croatia (Marko Krzan, Dimitrije Birac).- Chapter 4. Ukraine and the (dis)integrating empire of capital (Yuliya Yurchenko).- Chapter 5. Reconfiguring regimes of capitalist integration: Hungary between 1970-2020 (Ágnes Gagyi, Tamás Geröcs).- Chapter 6. Czechia 30 years on: The (im)perfect oligarchy and the misery of emancipatory alternative (Ondrej Slacálek, Daniel Sitera).- Chapter 7. Bosnia and Herzegovina after the transition: forever postwar, postsocialist and peripheral? (Danijela Majstorovic, Zoran Vuckovac).- Chapter 8. Life in transition and in crisis. The political autobiography of a generation (Dana Dömsödi, Florin Poenaru), etc.

(Review)
"The book provides an informative and reasoned compilation of local leftist academic theory, which could serve as a starting point for further discussion and investigation. I recommend that it be read especially by scholars of regional studies who wish to confront their sometimes rather standardised methods and presuppositions critically as well as by academics and activists interested in explanations of the emergence of right-wing political forces ... as well as in potential resources for promoting leftist approaches in the region." (Nina Krienke, Europe-Asia Studies, July 24, 2023)
(Author portrait)
t of Political Science, Charles University, Prague. Besides articles in scholarly journals (Patterns of Prejudice, Slavic Review) on nationalism, social movements and musical subcultures of youth, he is a regular collaborator of Czech new left journal A2/A2larm, he was regular collaborator of left-wing daily Právo and editor of streetpaper Nový Prostor and active participant in international debates on post-socialism (Eurozine, LeftEast).

Contents

Preface (Hilary Wainwright and Daniel Chavez).- Chapter 1. Introduction: East European new left perspectives on postsocialist transformation (Ágnes Gagyi).- Chapter 2. A clear cut? The restoration of capitalism and the contradictions of socialism in Yugoslavia (Vladimir Simović, Tanja Vukša).- Chapter 3. Capitalist restoration and development in Slovenia and Croatia (Marko Kržan, Dimitrije Birač).- Chapter 4. Ukraine and the (dis)integrating empire of capital (Yuliya Yurchenko).- Chapter 5. Reconfiguring regimes of capitalist integration: Hungary between 1970-2020 (Ágnes Gagyi, Tamás Gerőcs).- Chapter 6. Czechia 30 years on: The (im)perfect oligarchy and the misery of emancipatory alternative (Ondřej Slačálek, Daniel Šitera).- Chapter 7. Bosnia and Herzegovina after the transition: forever postwar, postsocialist and peripheral? (Danijela Majstorović, Zoran Vučkovac).- Chapter 8. Life in transition and in crisis. The political autobiography of a generation (Dana Dömsödi, Florin Poenaru), etc.

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