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Building Open Society and Perspectives of Sociology
in East-Central Europe
Editor: Piotr Sztompka
Contents [ 107 Kb]
Introduction. The Lessons of 1989 for Sociological Theory by Piotr Sztompka [ 590 Kb]
Part I Theorizing Post-Communism
1989 and After: Meanings, Explanations, Lessons by Göran Therborn [ 211 Kb]
Transition as a Topic for Sociological Analysis by Jacques Coenen-Huther [ 307 Kb]
Post-Transitology or Is There Any Life After Transition? by Mira Marody [ 335 Kb]
Part II Applying Certain Theories
Sociology on Trial: The Challenge of Transformation Risks by Nikolai Genov [ 405 Kb]
Social Systems Without Indigenous Features? A Contribution to Neo-Modernization Theory by Mojca Novak [ 438 Kb]
Theories of Transition: Is There Any Room for Rational Choice Theory? by Bruno Grancelli [ 386 Kb]
Becoming of Political Sociology In Russia: The First Steps by Elena Zdravomyslova [ 234 Kb]
Part III The Focus on Culture
Nationalism and Collective Interests: Pitfalls of the Citizenship Development After the Collapse of Communism by Grazyna Skapska [ 305 Kb]
Transformations of Public Sphere and Changing Role of the Media in Post-Communist Society by Marju Lauristin [ 445 Kb]
Democracy and Public Opinion Research: The Lessons of the Polish Transformation by Antoni Sulek [ 590 Kb]
Part IV The Focus on Space
Territorial Decentralization: A Stumbling Block of Democratic In East Central Europe? by Michal Illner [ 288 Kb]
What's After the Nation State? An Attempt at Sociological Prophecy? by Hieronim Kubiak [ 385 Kb]
Proceedings of the ISA Conference for East Central Europe
Krakow, Poland, September 14-18, 1996
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