Political Culture and Political Change in Communist States [electronic resource

and Essex, he carried out research in Poland during the 1970-71 academic year before taking up a lectureship in politics at Lanchester Polytechnic (Coventry). He is the author of several articles on Polish politics, including chapters in David Lane and George Kolankiewicz (eds), Social Groups in Polish Society (London and New York, 1973), and J. Schapiro and P. Potichnyj (eds), Change and Adaptation in Soviet and East European Politics (New York, 1976). Front Matter....Pages i-xiv Introduction....Pages 1-24 The USSR: Patterns of Autocracy and Industrialism....Pages 25-65 Yugoslavia: Unity out of Diversity?....Pages 66-100 Poland: Socialism for Everyman?....Pages 101-130 Hungary: An Uneasy Stability....Pages 131-158 Czechoslovakia: Revival and Retreat....Pages 159-196 China: Communism and Confucianism....Pages 197-230 Cuba: Communist State or Personal Dictatorship?....Pages 231-252 Conclusions....Pages 253-272 Back Matter....Pages 273-286 Book by Brown, Archie n Gray, Jack (Eds)