„Prologue" refers to the ethnic-nationality composition which is much more varied and mixed in Eastern Europe than in Western Europe. It is still not enough stressed precursor of a problem of Eastern Europe which is a historical category. Together with the other well known specific features the dangerous resurfacing of the syndrome that „only we belong to Europe" can be traced back to that everywhere.
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Nation
No. 5 | (Spring 1990)
Table of contents
- Krausz Tamás : East Europe’s conservative revolutions – Turn in East-Europe: Myth and reality
- Niederhauser Emil : Prologe to Eastern Europe of 1989
- Beatrix Campbell, Mario Telo, John Lloyd, Martin Jacques, Eric J. Hobsbawm : The end of the story
- M. Lengyel László : The Soviet Union: property on the road to becoming collective
- Magyar Péter : Change(s) of strategy of the Italian communist party
- Petr Uhl, Aleksandr Kramer, Vladimir Riha, Egon Bondy, Petr Kuzvart : Movement for a democratic and self-governing socialism
- Kiss Rita : Interview with J. Pinior
- Who are the anarcho-syndicalists and what they want?
- What does the United Left want?
- Hajdu F. András : The chronology of the collapse of a system
- Füzes Oszkár : “Well, whose revolution?” – Romania 1990
- Juhász József : Yugoslavia at crossroads
- Tálas Péter : The Republic on the eve of the 90s
- Thoma László : The society without alternatives
- Herman József : Interview with B. Denitch
- t : The market against democratisation – on books of Catherine Samary
- Documents of Workers’ Councils
- Socialism
- Nation
The Republic on the eve of the 90s
The author, investigating the reasons of Polish political landslide in 1988-89, gives an account of the development of the main figures of political background in the 80-ies (i. e. those of PUWP, Solidarity, the Church, OPZZ)
Yugoslavia at crossroads
By giving a detailed history and the emergence of self-government in the Yugoslav society, the author tries to prove that Yugoslavia's crisis does not mean the denial of the idea of self-government. In the second part of the article, he analyses the possibility of the federation's disintegration and the differences and relations between the individual provinces' internal development.