Return to Diversity

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"By far, the most reliable and incisive analysis of the rise and fall of the Communist Bloc in Eastern Europe. My students found it immensely helpful."
—Warren Lerner, Duke University
"For those of us teaching the politics of the region, [Rothschild's] book has provided an excellent tooi for students to come to grips with the essential history of the region. It is an especially excellent tooi for the student who wishes to study the region through the development of history that occurred differently in each state an excellent effort." —Political Science Quarterly
This highly acclaimed book offers a complete political history of East Central Europe from World War II to the present. Return to Diversity, now in its third edition, introducés a new coauthor, Nancy M. Wingfield, and has been fully updated to cover events up through the 1990s. It includes an account and analysis of the developments in postcommunist regimes throughout the region,... Tovább

Fülszöveg

FRAISE FOR THE PREVIOUS EDITION
"By far, the most reliable and incisive analysis of the rise and fall of the Communist Bloc in Eastern Europe. My students found it immensely helpful."
—Warren Lerner, Duke University
"For those of us teaching the politics of the region, [Rothschild's] book has provided an excellent tooi for students to come to grips with the essential history of the region. It is an especially excellent tooi for the student who wishes to study the region through the development of history that occurred differently in each state an excellent effort." —Political Science Quarterly
This highly acclaimed book offers a complete political history of East Central Europe from World War II to the present. Return to Diversity, now in its third edition, introducés a new coauthor, Nancy M. Wingfield, and has been fully updated to cover events up through the 1990s. It includes an account and analysis of the developments in postcommunist regimes throughout the region, addressing the transformation of each country during the first postcommunist decade. It discusses coalition politics, ethnic discord, and issues of democratie development. This new edition features additional maps and extensively revised reading lists to reflect the most current scholarship in the field. Unsurpassed in scope, in depth of analysis, and in fairness and objectivity, Return to Diversity is an invaluable resource for students of this region's history and politics. Vissza