Political opposition in one-party States.
By: Edited by Leonard Schapiro.
Series: Studies in comparative politics
Publisher: Wiley
Published: 1972
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 289
Subjects: Communist state -- Addresses, essays, lectures; Government, Resistance to -- Addresses, essays, lectures; Opposition (Political science) -- Addresses, essays, lectures
Other titles: Government and opposition.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
"A Halsted Press book."
"An anthology of articles and review articles ... which have appeared in Government and opposition since ... 1965."
Table of contents: title: Introduction by L. Schapiro.; title: Can the party alone run a one-party State? A discussion.; title: Putting the lid on Leninism, by L. Schapiro.; title: Political power in Yugoslavia, by J. Djordjević.; title: Background to the study of opposition in communist Eastern Europe, by H. G. Skilling.; title: Czechoslovakia, 1938, 1948, and 1968, by H. Seton-Watson.; title: Political change in Czechoslovakia, by A. H. Brown.; title: A communist Rechtsstaat? The case of Yugoslave constitutionalism, by W. M. Fisk.; title: Scientific truth and political authority in the Soviet Union, by D. Holloway.; title: The Albanian political experience, by J. Birch.; title: Controlling dissent in the Soviet Union, by D. E. Powell.; title: The second generation socialism, by Z. Baumann.; title: On totalitarianism, by H. Seton-Watson.; title: In defence of a concept, by C. J. Friedrich.; title: The origins of national communism in Yugoslavia, by P. Auty.; title: Totalitarianism in the doghouse, by L. Schapiro.