Czechoslovakia in Transition

1991

| Political Science

Author : Sharon L. Wolchik

Publisher : Burns & Oates

Release : 1991

ISBN-13 :

Page : 390 pages

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A multi-disciplinary examination of the modern political history, economic system and social institutions of Czechoslovakia, this study evaluates the successes and failures of the Marxist regime, and concludes with analysis of the reasons for, and events since, its collapse in 1989.

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