A01=Pavel Compenau
Anticapitalist Character
Anticipatory Revolution
Author_Pavel Compenau
authoritarian governance
Category=JPFC
Category=JPH
central planning critique
Chronic
command economy analysis
Confer
economic
Economic Self-regulation
EEC Country
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Extraterrestrial
global
Global Regulator
Gorbachev
History Of The USSR
Holding
Hungarian Economic Reforms
Inclined
Mass Repression
Nep
organization
ownership structures socialism
perestroika evaluation
Political Parties
power
regulator
regulatory
Secretary Of State
self-regulation
social
Social Organization
societies
Society's Internalization
Soviet political system
stalinist
Stalinist Industrialization
Stalinist Organization
Stalinist Power
Stalinist Social Organizations
Stalinist Societies
transition from totalitarian regimes
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- ISBN 9780873325875
- Weight: 453g
- Dimensions: 156 x 234mm
- Publication Date: 31 Aug 1990
- Publisher: Taylor & Francis Inc
- Publication City/Country: US
- Product Form: Hardback
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How does a society emerge from Stalinism? This is the question of the day in Eastern Europe. In this final volume of his trilogy on Stalinism, Campeanu examines the main pillars of the Stalinist system - the vacuum of ownership and the regulation of all social and economic activity by a central power endowed with infallibility. Only if both of these conditions are eliminated, Campeanu argues, can Stalinism finally be overcome. Attempts only to reform, to modify, to ameliorate, to eliminate "excesses" will ensure that society stays in a perpetual dead-end. How does perestroika measure up against this standard? What are the stakes in Moscow, in Beijing? It is to be able to answer questions such as these that Campeanu undertook this work.
