Aleksander Smolar
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 3589302 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Aleksander Smolar |
| NOMBRES | Aleksander |
| APELLIDO | Smolar |
| FIRMA | SMOLAR A |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 10 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 56 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 10 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1978 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2020 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Victimhood Olympics
In January 2020, the Russian-language bimonthly “Russia in Global Affairs” published an article on “memory politics” and related conflicts, following a roundtable hosted by the magazine (Rossiya, 2020). To our amazement, the discussion caused a very keen reaction, especially in Europe. Our modest publication was immediately dubbed as nearly a forge of Kremlin ideas regarding “memory wars,” which, of course, is flattering, but, alas, is not true. …
L'autre 1968 vu aujourd'hui de Prague et de Varsovie
Pour la première fois dans les anciens pays de l'Est, 68 constitue un véritable objet de commémoration officielle. C'est une occasion pour ces pays de revenir sur l'interprétation de l'échec des tentatives de sortie du communisme à l'époque mais aussi des conditions de la transition de 1989 qui s'est faite par un alignement sur l'Ouest plus que par une réinvention démocratique
History and Memory
During the years 1989-91, people had the impression that they were living through political events comparable in scope and importance to the French and American Revolutions. With the downfall of communism,decades of Cold War and the threat of global annihilation came to an end, and the bipolar world was consigned to the past. For some, this meant "the end of history" in a philosophical sense: the disappearance of a plausible alternative to a libe…
Globalization, Power, and Democracy
Les aventures de la décommunisation
Poland's Emerging Party System
Poland’s Emerging Party System Aleksander Smolar (bio) Poland is one of the few unquestionable success stories among the postcommunist countries. Since the second half of 1992, it has enjoyed substantial growth in GNP, consumption, exports, and investment; the rate of inflation has been steadily declining while the inflow of foreign capital has been increasing. After a period of profound pessimism and fear of radical change, Polish society now ex…
Civil Society After Communism
Civil Society After CommunismFrom Opposition to Atomization Aleksander Smolar (bio) The peaceful revolutions of 1989 in Central and Eastern Europe were carried out in the name of "civil" society, and the related word "citizen" was one of the most frequently used terms in the public discourse of that time. Citizens' committees, citizens' movements, citizens' assemblies, citizens' initiatives, citizens' parliamentary clubs, and citizens' parties al…
Stratégies des changements postcommunistes en Pologne
Dans la révolution pacifique qu'a connue la Pologne après 1989, l'on peut distinguer différentes stratégies de transformation et différentes manières d'aborder les problèmes du passé. Les réponses contrastées données par les trois principaux courants d'opinion - les modérés, les radicaux et les anciens-nouveaux - sont analysées dans cet article. La stratégie radicale a été rejetée par la population. Les modérés ont réussi à imposer leurs priorité…
A Communist Comeback? The Dissolution of Solidarity
A Communist Comeback?The Dissolution of Solidarity Aleksander Smolar (bio) The Polish parliamentary elections of 19 September 1993 had two winners: the party known as the Social Democracy of the Polish Republic (or SdRP, which led an electoral coalition called the Alliance of the Democratic Left, or SLD), and the Polish Peasants' Party (PSL). Although each had just finished comprehensively refurbishing its facade, the old colors still peeked fort…
La planification comme processus d'apprentissage. Le cas soviétique
On peut considérer les plans comme une sorte d'expérimentation basée sur les hypothèses fournies par les prévisions. Dans cette optique le processus de planification peut être vu comme un processus d'apprentissage, où les différents acteurs économiques arrivent à mieux connaître leurs propres préférences, les méthodes de planification, les contraintes économiques, les possibilités d'actions, etc. Si l'on analyse la planification soviétique dans c…
Civil Society After Communism
Civil Society After CommunismFrom Opposition to Atomization Aleksander Smolar (bio) The peaceful revolutions of 1989 in Central and Eastern Europe were carried out in the name of "civil" society, and the related word "citizen" was one of the most frequently used terms in the public discourse of that time. Citizens' committees, citizens' movements, citizens' assemblies, citizens' initiatives, citizens' parliamentary clubs, and citizens' parties al…
History and Memory
During the years 1989-91, people had the impression that they were living through political events comparable in scope and importance to the French and American Revolutions. With the downfall of communism,decades of Cold War and the threat of global annihilation came to an end, and the bipolar world was consigned to the past. For some, this meant "the end of history" in a philosophical sense: the disappearance of a plausible alternative to a libe…
A Communist Comeback? The Dissolution of Solidarity
A Communist Comeback?The Dissolution of Solidarity Aleksander Smolar (bio) The Polish parliamentary elections of 19 September 1993 had two winners: the party known as the Social Democracy of the Polish Republic (or SdRP, which led an electoral coalition called the Alliance of the Democratic Left, or SLD), and the Polish Peasants' Party (PSL). Although each had just finished comprehensively refurbishing its facade, the old colors still peeked fort…
Poland's Emerging Party System
Poland’s Emerging Party System Aleksander Smolar (bio) Poland is one of the few unquestionable success stories among the postcommunist countries. Since the second half of 1992, it has enjoyed substantial growth in GNP, consumption, exports, and investment; the rate of inflation has been steadily declining while the inflow of foreign capital has been increasing. After a period of profound pessimism and fear of radical change, Polish society now ex…
La planification comme processus d'apprentissage. Le cas soviétique
On peut considérer les plans comme une sorte d'expérimentation basée sur les hypothèses fournies par les prévisions. Dans cette optique le processus de planification peut être vu comme un processus d'apprentissage, où les différents acteurs économiques arrivent à mieux connaître leurs propres préférences, les méthodes de planification, les contraintes économiques, les possibilités d'actions, etc. Si l'on analyse la planification soviétique dans c…
Stratégies des changements postcommunistes en Pologne
Dans la révolution pacifique qu'a connue la Pologne après 1989, l'on peut distinguer différentes stratégies de transformation et différentes manières d'aborder les problèmes du passé. Les réponses contrastées données par les trois principaux courants d'opinion - les modérés, les radicaux et les anciens-nouveaux - sont analysées dans cet article. La stratégie radicale a été rejetée par la population. Les modérés ont réussi à imposer leurs priorité…
A Communist Comeback? The Dissolution of Solidarity
A Communist Comeback?The Dissolution of Solidarity Aleksander Smolar (bio) The Polish parliamentary elections of 19 September 1993 had two winners: the party known as the Social Democracy of the Polish Republic (or SdRP, which led an electoral coalition called the Alliance of the Democratic Left, or SLD), and the Polish Peasants' Party (PSL). Although each had just finished comprehensively refurbishing its facade, the old colors still peeked fort…
Civil Society After Communism
Civil Society After CommunismFrom Opposition to Atomization Aleksander Smolar (bio) The peaceful revolutions of 1989 in Central and Eastern Europe were carried out in the name of "civil" society, and the related word "citizen" was one of the most frequently used terms in the public discourse of that time. Citizens' committees, citizens' movements, citizens' assemblies, citizens' initiatives, citizens' parliamentary clubs, and citizens' parties al…
Poland's Emerging Party System
Poland’s Emerging Party System Aleksander Smolar (bio) Poland is one of the few unquestionable success stories among the postcommunist countries. Since the second half of 1992, it has enjoyed substantial growth in GNP, consumption, exports, and investment; the rate of inflation has been steadily declining while the inflow of foreign capital has been increasing. After a period of profound pessimism and fear of radical change, Polish society now ex…
Les aventures de la décommunisation
Globalization, Power, and Democracy
History and Memory
During the years 1989-91, people had the impression that they were living through political events comparable in scope and importance to the French and American Revolutions. With the downfall of communism,decades of Cold War and the threat of global annihilation came to an end, and the bipolar world was consigned to the past. For some, this meant "the end of history" in a philosophical sense: the disappearance of a plausible alternative to a libe…
L'autre 1968 vu aujourd'hui de Prague et de Varsovie
Pour la première fois dans les anciens pays de l'Est, 68 constitue un véritable objet de commémoration officielle. C'est une occasion pour ces pays de revenir sur l'interprétation de l'échec des tentatives de sortie du communisme à l'époque mais aussi des conditions de la transition de 1989 qui s'est faite par un alignement sur l'Ouest plus que par une réinvention démocratique
Victimhood Olympics
In January 2020, the Russian-language bimonthly “Russia in Global Affairs” published an article on “memory politics” and related conflicts, following a roundtable hosted by the magazine (Rossiya, 2020). To our amazement, the discussion caused a very keen reaction, especially in Europe. Our modest publication was immediately dubbed as nearly a forge of Kremlin ideas regarding “memory wars,” which, of course, is flattering, but, alas, is not true. …
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