La genèse du conflit soviéto-roumain

Haupt, Georges

doi:10.3406/rfsp.1968.393105

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Understanding national Stalinism: reflections on Ceauşescu's socialism

Tismăneanu

1999

Communist and Post-Communist Studies

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Of all the revolutions that took place during the annus mirabilis 1989, only the Romanian one was violent. The paper explores the sources of the Romanian different path, the extraordinary vitality of the authoritarian mentalities and practices in that country, the commingling of Leninist and Byzantine traditions in a uniquely cynical and manipulative formation. This may explain why, despite the ostensible radicalism and strong-worded, overblown rhetoric of the revolutionary paragons, the Leninist heritage in Romania has turned out to be more persistent and resilient than in other countries.

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Understanding national Stalinism: reflections on Ceauşescu's socialism

Tismăneanu

1999

Communist and Post-Communist Studies

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Personal Power and Political Crisis in Romania

Tismăneanu¹

1989

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COMPARED TO OTHER COMMUNIST STATES IN EAST-CENTRAL Europe, Romania offers a fascinating case of neo-Stalinist radicalism cloaked in nationalistic language. A hyper-centralized model of leadership, based on clan instead of party dictatorship, an obedient, corrupt and strikingly incompetent political class, a marked preference for coercive rather than persuasive methods of domination, and stubborn opposition to reforms have contributed to the development of a deep and potentially explosive social, political, and economic crisis. But the price for this unabated commitment to the Stalinist model has been a gradual institutional erosion, the growing deterioration of the social fabric, the heightening of economic tensions, and intellectual asphyxiation. The conflict between state and society has been exacerbated by president Nicolae CeauSescu's wilful and increasingly idiosyncratic behaviour.

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Géographie de Georges Haupt Des stalinismes nationaux au socialisme international

Panaccione¹

2012

Cahiers Jaurès

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La genèse du conflit soviéto-roumain

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Understanding national Stalinism: reflections on Ceauşescu's socialism

Understanding national Stalinism: reflections on Ceauşescu's socialism

Personal Power and Political Crisis in Romania

Géographie de Georges Haupt Des stalinismes nationaux au socialisme international

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