The drama of Russian political history system against individuality Alexander V. Obolonsky ; foreword by Vincent Ostrom.
Material type: TextSeries: Eastern European studies (College Station, Tex.) ; Eastern European studies ; no. 19. | Eastern European studiesPublication details: College Station Texas A&M University Press 2003Edition: 1st edDescription: xxiv, 271 p. 25 cmISBN: 1585442240 (cloth : alk. paper)Uniform titles: Drama rossiiskoi politicheskoi istorii English. Subject(s): Political rights -- Russia | Political rights -- Soviet Union | Russia -- Politics and government | Soviet Union -- Politics and government | Россия | СССР | история | политические права | политика | русская интеллигенция | сталинизмDDC classification: 947 LOC classification: DK61 | .O2613 2003Other classification: Т3(2) Online resources: Table of contentsItem type | Current library | Call number | Copy number | Status | Date due | Barcode | |
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Includes bibliographical references (p. [267]-268) and index.
On methodology and general concepts -- The time of troubles: 1606 1612, and the rest of the seventeenth century -- The devastating course of Peter's "modernization": the eighteenth century age of lost opportunities -- Romantic Decembrists and pessimistic philosophers: the dualism of the first generation Russian intelligentsia -- A decisive junction: the epoch of Alexander II -- After the catastrophe: the penultimate Romanov reign -- The evening glow -- The inverted pyramid -- Stalinism: high noon of system-centeredness -- After Stalin: the system yields to fatigue -- At the new crossroads.
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