Research Catalog

Details

Description

1. 289 p.; 23 cm.

Series statement

1. Studies in comparative politics.

Uniform title

1. Government and opposition.

Subject

1. Communist state
2. Government, Resistance to
3. Opposition (Political science)

Contents

1. Introduction by L. Schapiro. - Can the party alone run a one-party State? A discussion. - Putting the lid on Leninism, by L. Schapiro. - Political power in Yugoslavia, by J. Djordjević. - Background to the study of opposition in communist Eastern Europe, by H. G. Skilling. - Czechoslovakia, 1938, 1948, and 1968, by H. Seton-Watson. - Political change in Czechoslovakia, by A. H. Brown. - A communist Rechtsstaat? The case of Yugoslav constitutionalism, by W. M. Fisk. - Scientific truth and political authority in the Soviet Union, by D. Holloway. - The Albanian political experience, by J. Birch. - Controlling dissent in the Soviet Union, by D. E. Powell. - The second generation socialism, by Z. Baumann. - On totalitarianism, by H. Seton-Watson. - In defence of a concept, by C. J. Friedrich. - The origins of national communism in Yugoslavia, by P. Auty. - Totalitarianism in the doghouse, by L. Schapiro.

Call number

1. JLD 74-196

Note

1. "An anthology of articles and review articles ... which have appeared in Government and opposition since ... 1965."

Bibliography (note)

1. Includes bibliographical references.

Author

1. Schapiro, Leonard, 1908-1983, comp.

Title

1. Political opposition in one-party States. Edited by Leonard Schapiro.

Imprint

1. [London] Macmillan [1972]

Series

1. Studies in comparative politics.

Bibliography

1. Includes bibliographical references.

Added title

1. Government and opposition.

ISBN

1. 047076533X

Research call number

1. JLD 74-196 (HSSL)