Luc Duhamel
Biographic Data
| ID | 4373518 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Luc Duhamel |
| GIVEN NAMES | Luc |
| FAMILY NAME | Duhamel |
| SIGNATURE | DUHAMEL L |
| AFFILIATIONS | Université de Montréal |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 5 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 7 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1979 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2004 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
The Last Campaign Against Corruption in Soviet Moscow
This campaign must have had something to do with the fact that a policeman was appointed First Secretary of the Soviet Communist Party. One of the first areas of impact when Andropov came to power was that the Kremlin identified corruption as the country's number one problem. It was very important for Andropov to prove that he could successfully handle this issue, which had become a serious threat to the Soviet political system. Still more crucia…
Justice and Politics in Moscow 1983–1986
(2000). Justice and Politics in Moscow 1983–1986: The Ambartsumyan Case. Europe-Asia Studies: Vol. 52, No. 7, pp. 1307-1329
La stratégie des cadres en Russie pour contrer les accusations de crime économique
Executive's strategy in Russia in order to avoid repression by the government : from Brejnev to Gorbachev. In Russia, economic criminality is widespread among the Executives. The Executives have created a system of defence in order to avoid repression by the government. How does this system work when an accusation is brought against the cadre ? Different forms of resistance exist, adapted to circumstances. Effectiveness of resistance differ, fina…
La criminalité économique en Sibérie de Brejnev à Gorbatchev
La Sibérie est une zone forte de la criminalité économique. Diverses catégories de travailleurs et de cadres y vivent, traditionnellement inclinées vers l'économie parallèle : ouvriers en transit, préposés au transport, représentants des forces policières et de la magistrature. Les tendances criminogènes sont accentuées en Sibérie orientale, en particulier dans le territoire de Krasnoïarsk et la ville d'Irkoutsk. Le personnel d'encadrement et les…
Staline et la question des voies de passage au socialisme
AbstractThe author seeks to analyze Stalin’s views on a problem that is of concern to the Communist movement today, namely the role of violence in the strategy for taking power in Western Europe.Stalin’s views could vary significantly from one period to another. Between 1924 and 1933, he adhered to Leninist ideas, though a preference for caution can be detected even here. On the other hand, from 1934 to 1953, when he was the unchallenged leader o…
Lénine, la violence et l'eurocommunisme
At the centre of the debate raised by the development of Eurocommunism is the question of violence and its role in the Western European revolutionary process. This article first examines the major approaches taken by the French, Italian and Spanish Communist parties on this question. The purpose is to see whether these approaches are consistent with Lenin's thoughts. The body of the study focusses on Lenin's various views on the role of violent s…
Ilya Ehrenburg vs l'orthodoxie, 1958–1962
In this work, the author has sought to examine the political role of Ilya Ehrenburg in the strategy of détente pursued by Khruschchev from 1958 to 1962. The approach taken by the Soviet intellectual in support of the initiatives of his leader is put in its true perspective: a struggle between the conservatives and the liberals who, in the USSR as in the midst of the international communist movement, seek to thwart the efforts of the Soviet Party'…
The Last Campaign Against Corruption in Soviet Moscow
This campaign must have had something to do with the fact that a policeman was appointed First Secretary of the Soviet Communist Party. One of the first areas of impact when Andropov came to power was that the Kremlin identified corruption as the country's number one problem. It was very important for Andropov to prove that he could successfully handle this issue, which had become a serious threat to the Soviet political system. Still more crucia…
La criminalité économique en Sibérie de Brejnev à Gorbatchev
La Sibérie est une zone forte de la criminalité économique. Diverses catégories de travailleurs et de cadres y vivent, traditionnellement inclinées vers l'économie parallèle : ouvriers en transit, préposés au transport, représentants des forces policières et de la magistrature. Les tendances criminogènes sont accentuées en Sibérie orientale, en particulier dans le territoire de Krasnoïarsk et la ville d'Irkoutsk. Le personnel d'encadrement et les…
Staline et la question des voies de passage au socialisme
AbstractThe author seeks to analyze Stalin’s views on a problem that is of concern to the Communist movement today, namely the role of violence in the strategy for taking power in Western Europe.Stalin’s views could vary significantly from one period to another. Between 1924 and 1933, he adhered to Leninist ideas, though a preference for caution can be detected even here. On the other hand, from 1934 to 1953, when he was the unchallenged leader o…
Ilya Ehrenburg vs l'orthodoxie, 1958–1962
In this work, the author has sought to examine the political role of Ilya Ehrenburg in the strategy of détente pursued by Khruschchev from 1958 to 1962. The approach taken by the Soviet intellectual in support of the initiatives of his leader is put in its true perspective: a struggle between the conservatives and the liberals who, in the USSR as in the midst of the international communist movement, seek to thwart the efforts of the Soviet Party'…
Lénine, la violence et l'eurocommunisme
At the centre of the debate raised by the development of Eurocommunism is the question of violence and its role in the Western European revolutionary process. This article first examines the major approaches taken by the French, Italian and Spanish Communist parties on this question. The purpose is to see whether these approaches are consistent with Lenin's thoughts. The body of the study focusses on Lenin's various views on the role of violent s…
Staline et la question des voies de passage au socialisme
AbstractThe author seeks to analyze Stalin’s views on a problem that is of concern to the Communist movement today, namely the role of violence in the strategy for taking power in Western Europe.Stalin’s views could vary significantly from one period to another. Between 1924 and 1933, he adhered to Leninist ideas, though a preference for caution can be detected even here. On the other hand, from 1934 to 1953, when he was the unchallenged leader o…
La stratégie des cadres en Russie pour contrer les accusations de crime économique
Executive's strategy in Russia in order to avoid repression by the government : from Brejnev to Gorbachev. In Russia, economic criminality is widespread among the Executives. The Executives have created a system of defence in order to avoid repression by the government. How does this system work when an accusation is brought against the cadre ? Different forms of resistance exist, adapted to circumstances. Effectiveness of resistance differ, fina…
La criminalité économique en Sibérie de Brejnev à Gorbatchev
La Sibérie est une zone forte de la criminalité économique. Diverses catégories de travailleurs et de cadres y vivent, traditionnellement inclinées vers l'économie parallèle : ouvriers en transit, préposés au transport, représentants des forces policières et de la magistrature. Les tendances criminogènes sont accentuées en Sibérie orientale, en particulier dans le territoire de Krasnoïarsk et la ville d'Irkoutsk. Le personnel d'encadrement et les…
Justice and Politics in Moscow 1983–1986
(2000). Justice and Politics in Moscow 1983–1986: The Ambartsumyan Case. Europe-Asia Studies: Vol. 52, No. 7, pp. 1307-1329
The Last Campaign Against Corruption in Soviet Moscow
This campaign must have had something to do with the fact that a policeman was appointed First Secretary of the Soviet Communist Party. One of the first areas of impact when Andropov came to power was that the Kremlin identified corruption as the country's number one problem. It was very important for Andropov to prove that he could successfully handle this issue, which had become a serious threat to the Soviet political system. Still more crucia…
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