Title: Perestroika : its rise and fall /
Authors: Davidow, Mike
Publisher: International Publishers,
Year: 1993
Subjects: Perestroĭka; Soviet Union Politics and government
Contents: 1. Every Revolution Corrects Itself Again and Again -- 2. What Pushed Perestroika off the Path of Economic Concentration? -- 3. A "Cultural Revolution" Against the CPSU -- 4. The Market: Must It Be Capitalist? -- 5. Democracy in Socialist Society: Lenin vs. Kautsky -- 6. Role of Class and National Interests -- 7. New Thinking is Needed in Nuclear Age -- but What Happened to Imperialism? -- 8. Anatomy of Anti-Communism in the USSR -- 9. Boris Nikolayevitch Yeltsin -- 10. Mikhail Sergeyevitch Gorbachev -- 11. Remember the Lessons of 1941 -- 12. Will Three Days in August Reverse 10 Days in October? -- 13. The Struggle Continues -- 14. The 6th Congress and the Constitution -- 15. Update on the Working Class -- 16. From "New Political Thinking" to Nearly U.S. Satellite -- 17. New Look at the August "Putsch" and Beyond -- 18. Fraud and Plunder -- 19. October Harvest -- 20. The Scandinavian "Model" -- The Bubble Bursts -- 21. The Strategic Task.