Spontaneity versus Formalization in East Europe. Some Problems of Bureaucratization under State Socialism. Intermixing of organizational structures in the Soviet state socialism, dependence of the bureaucratic structure on the Party policy shifts, the ambiguous role of legality, the important role of laymen, as well as the relative shortage of skilled clerks and of the appropriate equipment, all these factors limit the scope and the depth of bureaucratization (in the Weberian sense) in Eastern European societies. Spontaneity must enter the scene when the formalization is inconsistent or even contradictory. The major characteristics of industrial society: growth of population and rising expectations, diffusion of power, highly developed div...
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The creation of the Moldavian Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic (MASSR) can be integrated within ...
The role played by the USSR in the popular democracies in Central and Eastern Europe is both overest...
The outcome of World War II brought a new political order to the nations of Eastern Europe : an orde...
Economie performance under the plan : the Soviet Union and East Europe. In spite of unusually sever...
Social Changes in East Central Europe, 1950-1971. In Poland, Czechoslovakia, East Germany, Hungary ...
Le transfert centralisé des institutions ouest-allemandes en Allemagne de l'Est a provoqué l'émergen...
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The Parallel Economy in the East : the Hungarian Case. Certain spontaneous economic acts become "pa...
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Throughout the XIXth century federalism in Eastern Europe sought to regroup small nations and states...
Between Communism and Globalization: The Crisis of Culture's Critical Conscience (Ukraine and Belaru...
This text demands theoric benefits of the term of embededdness. First of all, it takes up his histor...
La dictature du régime stalinien, le poids des traditions, l'existence d'un nouveau public issu de l...
Le travail salarié a été le moteur de l’industrialisation européenne et vice versa. A partir des ann...
The creation of the Moldavian Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic (MASSR) can be integrated within ...
The role played by the USSR in the popular democracies in Central and Eastern Europe is both overest...
The outcome of World War II brought a new political order to the nations of Eastern Europe : an orde...
Economie performance under the plan : the Soviet Union and East Europe. In spite of unusually sever...
Social Changes in East Central Europe, 1950-1971. In Poland, Czechoslovakia, East Germany, Hungary ...
Le transfert centralisé des institutions ouest-allemandes en Allemagne de l'Est a provoqué l'émergen...
Responsables de la section thématique 1The European constitutional process had legitimization as muc...
The Parallel Economy in the East : the Hungarian Case. Certain spontaneous economic acts become "pa...
From its beginnings in 1922, the foreign policy of the Soviet Union has pursued one overriding objec...
Die Position der Intelligentsia in der Klassenstruktur der staatssozialistischen Gesellschaften. Der...
Throughout the XIXth century federalism in Eastern Europe sought to regroup small nations and states...
Between Communism and Globalization: The Crisis of Culture's Critical Conscience (Ukraine and Belaru...
This text demands theoric benefits of the term of embededdness. First of all, it takes up his histor...
La dictature du régime stalinien, le poids des traditions, l'existence d'un nouveau public issu de l...
Le travail salarié a été le moteur de l’industrialisation européenne et vice versa. A partir des ann...
The creation of the Moldavian Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic (MASSR) can be integrated within ...
The role played by the USSR in the popular democracies in Central and Eastern Europe is both overest...