Communist and Post-Communist Parties in
β Uwe Backes; Patrick Moreau
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2008
π Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht
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Communist and Post-Communist Parties in Europe
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β¦ Synopsis
The articles of this volume aim to explain the development and current state of the former Moscow-oriented communist parties and their successors in Europe - East and West.
β¦ Table of Contents
Title Page
Copyright
Contents
Introduction
I. Western Europe
The Disappearance of Communism in the Netherlands
The PDS / Linkspartei PDS and the Extreme Left β Decline and Renaissance of Communism in Germany
France β The Collapse of the House of Communism
Communist and Post - Communist Parties in Switzerlandafter 1989/1990 β A Survey
II. Northern Europe
Post - Communism and Leftist Parties in Two ScandinavianCountries after 1989 β The Cases of Denmark and Sweden
Communism in Estonia β Party Dead but Ex-Members Well Off
III. Southern Europe
Few but Pure and Good Members are Preferred to a Mass PartyβThe Portuguese Communist Partyβs Continued Orthodoxy
The PRC β Emergence and Crisis of the Antagonistic Left
The Communist Party of Greece after the Collapseof Communism (1989β2006) β From Proletarian Internationalism to Ethno-Populism
The Communist Party of CyprusβAKEL
IV. Eastern Europe
Communist and Post-Communist Parties in the Czech Republic and in Slovakia
Post-Communist Parties in Poland after 1989
A Romanian TaleβThe Transition of the Communist Party from CeauΕescu to NATO
The Socialist Party of Serbia
Ukraine 1991β2006 β Where Have All the Communists Gone?
Between Conformity and the Struggle for Political Survival β The Communist Parties in Belarus
The Communist Party of the Russian Federation ( CPRF )
V. Transnational Cooperation and Comparison
Transnational Cooperation of Post-Communist Parties
Trade Unions and Communism in Spain, France, and Italy
(Ex-)Communist Elites and State Capture
Communism and Neo-Communism in Times of βGlobalizationβ
Conclusion
Appendix
Bibliography
Abbreviations
Index
List of Contributors
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