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Post-communism

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Specters of Marx

Jacques Derrida

1994

Western engagement in the Caucasus and Central Asia

S. Neil MacFarlane, Neil MacFarlane

1999

The haunted land

Tina Rosenberg

1996

Contemporary Europe

H. Stuart Hughes, James Wilkinson, James D. Wilkinson

1995

Berlin calling

Paul Hockenos

2017

Socialism for a sceptical age

Ralph Miliband

1994

Between totalitarianism and postmodernity

Peter Beilharz, Gillian Robinson, John F. Rundell

1992

The Collapse of Communism in the Soviet Union:

William E. Watson

1998

Democracy and its alternatives

Richard Rose

1998

The Market System

Charles E. Lindblom

2001

The Economics of Russian Transition

Yegor Gaidar

2002

Planning, shortage, and transformation

János Kornai, Eric Maskin

2000

Essentials of comparative politics

Patrick H. O'Neil

2012

Of paradise and power

Robert Kagan

2003

From failed communism to underdeveloped capitalism

Adam Zwass

1995

The Demise of Communist East Europe

Robin Okey

2004

Economics

Edwin G. Dolan

1986

American representations of post-communism

Andaluna Borcila

2015

Role quests in the post-cold war era

Philippe G. Le Prestre

1997

Elites after state socialism

György Lengyel, John Higley

2000

The New great transformation?

Christopher G. A. Bryant, Edmund Mokrzycki

1994

The Moon is Down

John Steinbeck

1942 ★ 4.2

Essentials of comparative politics

Patrick H. O'Neil

2007

Emerging from Communism

Richard Layard, Peter Boone, Stanislaw Gomulka

1998

Lost in transition

Kristen Rogheh Ghodsee

2011

Capitalist Transformation of State Socialism - Was It Worth It?

Lane, David

2013

Economic institutions and democratic reform

Ole Nørgaard

2000

Postsocialist pathways

David Charles Stark

1998

Citizenship and democratic control in contemporary Europe

Barbara Einhorn, Mary Kaldor

1996

The future of nostalgia

Svetlana Boym

2001

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