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The Anatomy Of The New Poland |
Frances Millard, Reader in East European Politics, School of Social and Historical Studies, University of Portsmouth, UK
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| 1994 |
272 pp |
Hardback |
978 1 85278 924 4 |
£73.00 |
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£65.70 |
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‘Frances Millard has produced a book which is likely to establish itself as the most widely read account of the first four years of Poland’s post-Communist development. Its virtues are that it is clearly written, admirably organized and very balanced in its coverage and judgements.’
– Wendy Bracewell, The Slavonic Review
The Anatomy of the New Poland examines the nature and scope of political change in the first years of post-communist politics in Poland.
Poland is significant not only because events there triggered the downfall of Communism throughout the region, but also because of the bold economic experiments of the new Polish leadership. Covering the period from the Round table negotiations of 1989 to the second free parliamentary elections in September 1993, the book blends an examination of the general features of communist systems and the challenges for democratic development in Eastern Europe with a specific analysis of the situation in Poland.
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