Приклади вживання Postcommunist Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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The so-called postcommunist revolution is essentially different from its precursors, the revolution of 1917
Given the dreadful economic conditions, every postcommunist government was compelled to pursue some degree of price
Viewed in this way, the postcommunist practice of political theory is absolutely performative,
Viewed in this way, the postcommunist practice of political theory is absolutely performa-tive,
Postcommunist freedom is freedom in the specific sense of being emancipated from the old in the absence of adequately defined new social ideals and regulative ideas.
Postcommunist political power in Ukraine ideologically exploits only the conservative side of the idea of national cultural revival.
State Building in Postcommunist Europe(Cambridge 2011).
On August 18, 1990, he met members of the Rolling Stones ahead of the band's legendary first concert in postcommunist Czechoslovakia.
are called postcommunist.
But these were returned to the MVS in 2000 and have, like in other postcommunist systems, become the president's praetorian guard.
Nearly two decades after the disintegration of the Soviet empire, the 27 postcommunist states are divided into two groups:
Alongside a massive socio-psychological motive for postcommunist transformations, the desire to create a life patterned on that of the developed nations of Western Europe,
The problems of the legitimacy of postcommunist power in Ukraine arc being resolved in the context of the voluntary disengagement of one's own cultural tradition and cultural world from other culture-political worlds, especially that of Russia.
Political developments in the postcommunist states and political experiences of postcommunist reforms cannot be adequately understood unless they are considered in a world context, from the broad perspective of radical socio-cultural changes, reflected in the combination of the notions of postcommunism and the postmodern.
which has come to serve as a basis for the postcommunist identity of large human communities
In postcommunist practice, the term"legitimation" is most frequently used in the narrowly pragmatic sense of the denotation that the political mandates of active politicians constitute"lawful" claims for political power.
The political developments in postcommunist countries and political experiences of postcommunist reforms cannot be adequately understood unless they are considered in a world context, from the broad perspective of radical socio-cultural changes, which is reflected in the combination of the notions of postcommunism and the postmodern.
Under postcommunist ambivalence, changes in the basis of social identity result in quests for an ultimate grounding(Letztbegrundung),
Lashing out at the"communist" or"nationalist" mind-sets as a way of institutionalizing the new mass media as a precondition of their"postcommunist" existence indicates only the persistence of totalitarian thinking, understanding, and information manipulation.
the struggle of various political parties for their place in society- all these and other postcommunist political realities point to this tentative conclusion.