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The Romanian Journal of Political Sciences


Issue no.01 /2003


Publisher:

Societatea Academică Română (SAR)

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Bucureşti, Romania
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 Articles 
    
Review: Alina Mungiu-Pippidi "Secera şi buldozerul. Instrumente de dominare a ţăranului român"    
Review of Lucian Boia "România, ţara de frontieră a Europei"    
The Romanian Historiography in the 1990's    
Revisiting Fatalistic Political Cultures    
Facing the Past. A Historian's tale    
The Cargo Cult of Democracy in Romania. And what can local think tanks do to bring about the real thing    
Stiinţa politică în ţările candidate la Uniunea Europeană    
Observaţii asupra sociologiei româneşti din perioada de tranziţie    
Translated Title: Remarks on the Romanian Sociology in the Transition Period
Publication: The Romanian Journal of Political Sciences (01/2003)
Author Name: Larionescu, Maria;
Language: Romanian
Subject: Sociology / Social Sciences
Issue: 01/2003
Page Range:
No. of Pages: 21
File size: 276 KB
Download Fee: 5 Euro (€)
Summary: This comprehensive report with an updated bibliography fills a void for the student of Romania and East European sociology. Prior to 1945 Romania had a well-developed sociological school, well related to Western Europe and enjoying a good reputation in Romania. Among the many endeavors of this school the fourvolumes Romanian Encyclopedia commissioned by the Royal Foundation remains the main source of data for pre-Communist Romania. During early Communist years sociologists had to choose between collaborating with the Communist regime and accepting Marxism-Leninism or facing the loss of their jobs and even freedom.
Keywords: Romanian sociology; sociological school; marxism-leninism
About Holocaust and Communism    
The Political Economy of Corruption in Transition and the Pressures of Globalization    
Romanian History-Writing and the Third Envelope    
The Changing Status of Protest Participation