Political opposition in one-party states
By: edited by Leonard Schapiro; assistant editor Ellen de Kadt.
Contributors: De Kadt, Ellen.
Series: Studies in comparative politics
Publisher: Macmillan
Published: 1972
Place of publication: London; Basingstoke
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.
"An anthology of articles and review articles ... which have appeared in Government and opposition since ... 1965."
Table of contents: title: Schapiro, L. Introduction.; title: Can the party alone run a one-party state?; title: Schapiro, L. Putting the lid on Leninism.; title: Djordjević, J. Political power in Yugoslavia.; title: Skilling, H. G. Background to the study of opposition in Communist Eastern Europe.; title: Seton-Watson, H. Czechoslovakia-1938, 1948, and 1968.; title: Brown, A. H. Political change in Czechoslovakia.; title: Fisk, W. M. A Communist Rechtsstaat?; title: Holloway, D. Scientific truth and political authority in the Soviet Union.; title: Birch, J. The Albanian political experience.; title: Powell, D. E. Controlling dissent in the Soviet Union.; title: Bauman, Z. The second generation socialism.; title: Seton-Watson, H. On totalitarianism.; title: Friedrich, C. J. In defence of a concept.; title: Auty, P. The origins of national Communism in Yugoslavia.; title: Schapiro, L. Totalitarianism in the doghouse.