Henry Huttenbach
Biographic Data
| ID | 6089275 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Henry Huttenbach |
| GIVEN NAMES | Henry |
| FAMILY NAME | Huttenbach |
| SIGNATURE | HUTTENBACH H |
| AFFILIATIONS | City College of New York |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 4 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 2 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 4 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1991 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2003 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Book Notes
Raspad —The Political Crises in Post-Soviet Caucasia
A year ago it was still possible to review events within the regional confines of Transcaucasia. The three republics constituted a logical sub-unit of the Soviet Union. Subsequent events, however, no longer permit such a tidy delineation. A revolution is taking place: the Raspad , or Great Collapse, of which the dissolution of the USSR was but the beginning of a major political reshufflement throughout Eurasia, a continuing process that is still …
Gypsy Related Holdings (Texas Collection), World Romani Union; Buda Texas, 1987, and Supplement (compilers Dick Atterbull and Hal McCorrie), Manchaca, Texas, 1991; Gabrielle Tyrnauer, Gypsies and the …
Gypsy Related Holdings (Texas Collection), World Romani Union; Buda Texas, 1987, and Supplement (compilers Dick Atterbull and Hal McCorrie), Manchaca, Texas, 1991; Gabrielle Tyrnauer, Gypsies and the Holocaust: A Bibliography and Introductory Essay. Interuniversity Center for European Studies, Montreal, 1989. - Volume 19 Issue 3
Managing a Federation of Multiethnic Republics
If the years 1988–1990 showed Gorbachev the difficul ties of governing a federation of republics whose titular majorities relentlessly strove for greater autonomy, even independence, then the last twelve months demonstrated to him the complexities of managing a federation of multiethnic republics (Appendix 3) whose minorities were no less determined to gain their share of self-rule and to pursue their particular interests. The signs of a potentia…
Raspad —The Political Crises in Post-Soviet Caucasia
A year ago it was still possible to review events within the regional confines of Transcaucasia. The three republics constituted a logical sub-unit of the Soviet Union. Subsequent events, however, no longer permit such a tidy delineation. A revolution is taking place: the Raspad , or Great Collapse, of which the dissolution of the USSR was but the beginning of a major political reshufflement throughout Eurasia, a continuing process that is still …
Managing a Federation of Multiethnic Republics
If the years 1988–1990 showed Gorbachev the difficul ties of governing a federation of republics whose titular majorities relentlessly strove for greater autonomy, even independence, then the last twelve months demonstrated to him the complexities of managing a federation of multiethnic republics (Appendix 3) whose minorities were no less determined to gain their share of self-rule and to pursue their particular interests. The signs of a potentia…
Gypsy Related Holdings (Texas Collection), World Romani Union; Buda Texas, 1987, and Supplement (compilers Dick Atterbull and Hal McCorrie), Manchaca, Texas, 1991; Gabrielle Tyrnauer, Gypsies and the …
Gypsy Related Holdings (Texas Collection), World Romani Union; Buda Texas, 1987, and Supplement (compilers Dick Atterbull and Hal McCorrie), Manchaca, Texas, 1991; Gabrielle Tyrnauer, Gypsies and the Holocaust: A Bibliography and Introductory Essay. Interuniversity Center for European Studies, Montreal, 1989. - Volume 19 Issue 3
Managing a Federation of Multiethnic Republics
If the years 1988–1990 showed Gorbachev the difficul ties of governing a federation of republics whose titular majorities relentlessly strove for greater autonomy, even independence, then the last twelve months demonstrated to him the complexities of managing a federation of multiethnic republics (Appendix 3) whose minorities were no less determined to gain their share of self-rule and to pursue their particular interests. The signs of a potentia…
Raspad —The Political Crises in Post-Soviet Caucasia
A year ago it was still possible to review events within the regional confines of Transcaucasia. The three republics constituted a logical sub-unit of the Soviet Union. Subsequent events, however, no longer permit such a tidy delineation. A revolution is taking place: the Raspad , or Great Collapse, of which the dissolution of the USSR was but the beginning of a major political reshufflement throughout Eurasia, a continuing process that is still …
Book Notes
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