Adam Bromke
Biographic Data
| ID | 742765 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Adam Bromke |
| GIVEN NAMES | Adam |
| FAMILY NAME | Bromke |
| SIGNATURE | BROMKE A |
| AFFILIATIONS | McGill University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 42 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 25 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 42 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1958 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1987 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Eastern Europe in the Aftermath of Solidarity
Part of two basic studies on Eastern Europe, focusing on Polish problems and developments, by an eminent student of Poland and Eastern European politicsand history
A Turning Point in U.S.-Canadian Relations
The Meaning and Uses of Polish History
Eastern Europe
Eastern Europe does not occupy a high place on the current international agenda. But crises there have disrupted EastWest relations at regular twelve-year intervals in the postwar period. In 1956 there was the Hungarian revolution, in 1968 the Prague Spring, and in 1980 the rise of Solidarity in Poland. There are signs that the next popular upheaval in the region may erupt before 1992 and that its magnitude may even surpass that of those past. Th…
Tensions in Canada's Foreign Policy
The Revival of Political Idealism in Poland
AbstractEn raison de la prépondérance des événements internationaux sur les événements locaux, dans l’histoire de la Pologne moderne, les Polonais se sont traditionnellement séparés en deux groupes, les idéalistes et les réalistes. En fait, un cycle relativement régulier entre ces deux tendances politiques peut être observé. Après la seconde guerre mondiale, le réalisme fût d’abord dominant mais, au cours des années ‘70, il y eut un renouveau de …
The Maple Leaf and the White Eagle
Poland
Poland’s Idealism and Realism in Retrospect
AbstractCet article est basé sur la conférence dédicé à Adam Mickiewicz faite à l’université Carleton le 18 novembre 1978. L’auteur y réexamine, après une décennie, son modèle de la politique de la Pologne vue comme une dichotomie entre l’idéalisme et la réalisme.Durant les deux siècles passés, la politique polonaise a été caractérisée par la primauté des facteurs étrangers sur les facteurs domestiques. Dans de telles conditions la rupture entre …
Czechoslovakia 1968 - Poland 1978
Europa Powojenna 1945-1975
Czechoslovakia 1968
Poland in the Twentieth Century
Poland in the Last Quarter of the Twentieth Century
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International Cooperation in Soviet, East European and Slavic Studies
Polish Foreign Policy in the 1970’s
Foreign policy was somewhat of an exception to the gloom surrounding the twilight of the GomuHca era. While in the domestic sphere, on the government side there was deepening stagnation and widespread popular dissatisfaction which culminated in the explosion of December 1970, in external relations, especially from the spring of 1969, there was an upsurge of activity.1 Taking its cue from the appeal for allEuropean cooperation issued by the meetin…
The Party Leaders Speak
The Communist States in Disarray 1965-1971
Beyond the Gomulka Era
Poland and West Germany
Some twenty-five years after the end of the second world war, relations between Poland and Germany are still far from satisfactory. The German Federal Republic does not recognize Poland's western boundary; there are no diplomatic ties between the two countries; and until very recently the climate between Warsaw and Bonn was cool, if not openly antagonistic. The Polish-German dispute remains one of the major unresolved problems in Europe and, inde…
Aftermath of Czechoslovakia
The consequences of the Soviet invasion of Czechoslovakia, as viewed from a perspective of a few months, demonstrate how delicate and unpredictable the mechanism of contemporary international politics is. The chain reaction which was started by the events in Prague has gone beyond the control of the policy makers both in Moscow and in Washington. In the final analysis, the Soviet Union as well as the United States came out of the Czechoslovak cri…
The Communist States and the West
Czechoslovakia and the World
On 27 September 1938, on the eve of his departure for Munich, Neville Chamberlain contemptuously discounted the importance of Czechoslovakia in world affairs. He thought it incredible and fantastic that Britain might find itself entangled in ... a quarrel in a far-away country between people of whom we know nothing! A year later Poland was overrun and France and Britain were at war with Germany. World War n was under way. Ten years later, the dev…
Idealismo frente a Realismo en la política polaca
Poland’s Politics
Strategy and Tactics of Soviet Foreign Policy
Poland in the Twentieth Century
International Cooperation in Soviet, East European and Slavic Studies
Eastern Europe in the Aftermath of Solidarity
Part of two basic studies on Eastern Europe, focusing on Polish problems and developments, by an eminent student of Poland and Eastern European politicsand history
The Revival of Political Idealism in Poland
AbstractEn raison de la prépondérance des événements internationaux sur les événements locaux, dans l’histoire de la Pologne moderne, les Polonais se sont traditionnellement séparés en deux groupes, les idéalistes et les réalistes. En fait, un cycle relativement régulier entre ces deux tendances politiques peut être observé. Après la seconde guerre mondiale, le réalisme fût d’abord dominant mais, au cours des années ‘70, il y eut un renouveau de …
Poland’s Idealism and Realism in Retrospect
AbstractCet article est basé sur la conférence dédicé à Adam Mickiewicz faite à l’université Carleton le 18 novembre 1978. L’auteur y réexamine, après une décennie, son modèle de la politique de la Pologne vue comme une dichotomie entre l’idéalisme et la réalisme.Durant les deux siècles passés, la politique polonaise a été caractérisée par la primauté des facteurs étrangers sur les facteurs domestiques. Dans de telles conditions la rupture entre …
Eastern Europe
Eastern Europe does not occupy a high place on the current international agenda. But crises there have disrupted EastWest relations at regular twelve-year intervals in the postwar period. In 1956 there was the Hungarian revolution, in 1968 the Prague Spring, and in 1980 the rise of Solidarity in Poland. There are signs that the next popular upheaval in the region may erupt before 1992 and that its magnitude may even surpass that of those past. Th…
Poland
Czechoslovakia 1968 - Poland 1978
Beyond the Gomulka Era
Ideology and National Interest in Soviet Foreign Policy
There exist in the West two major approaches to the study of Soviet foreign policy, the followers of each forming separate schools of study not always free of controversy. The controversy between these two schools concerns the motives which each alleges to guide the Soviet leaders in their relations with the outside world. One school stresses the traditional concept of national interest national interest seen not necessarily as the interest of Gr…
The Independent Satellite. Society and Politics in Poland since 1945
Nationalism and Communism in Poland
Background of the Polish October Revolution
Background of the Polish October Revolution
Disengagement in East Europe
the current debate on the various proposals for disengagement in Central Europe one factor seems to be largely neglected. This is the attitude towards these plans on the part of concerned nations in the Soviet bloc. Yet it is certainly a very potent factor, at least as important as the attitude of the Germans. For in the same way as the West must take into consideration the potential effects of disengagement in Germany, the Soviet Union has to ta…
The Changing Role of the Ontario Labour Relations Board
Strategy and Tactics of Soviet Foreign Policy
Nationalism and Communism in Poland
Eastern Europe in the Sixties
The Communist States at the Crossroads between Moscow and Peking
The Independent Satellite. Society and Politics in Poland since 1945
Poland's Role in the Loosening of the Communist Bloc
The shift in the Communist orbit from monocracy towards polycentrism has been brought about by several overlapping events. Clearly the major catalyst of change has been the Sino-Soviet dispute.1 However, various other developments the independent course followed since the late 1940's by Yugoslavia, the reforms introduced after Stalin's demise in the U.S.S.R., the outbreaks in Poland and Hungary in 1956, Albania's dispute with the Soviet Union in …
The Communist States at the Crossroads Between Moscow and Peking
The Communist States at the Crossroads. Between Moscow and Peking
The United States and Eastern Europe
Two important studies of American policies towards Eastern Europe appeared last year. John C. Campbell, Senior Research Fellow of the Council on Foreign Relations and former member of the Policy Planning Staff in the State Department, published American Policy Toward Communist Eastern Europe: The Choices Ahead;* and Zbigniew Brzezinski, Director of the Research Institute on Communist Affairs at Columbia University and a Consultant to the Departme…
Discussion of Professor Shilling's Paper
Poland’s Politics
Canadian Slavonic Papers, VIII
Ideology and National Interest in Soviet Foreign Policy
There exist in the West two major approaches to the study of Soviet foreign policy, the followers of each forming separate schools of study not always free of controversy. The controversy between these two schools concerns the motives which each alleges to guide the Soviet leaders in their relations with the outside world. One school stresses the traditional concept of national interest national interest seen not necessarily as the interest of Gr…
Poland's Politics
Eastern Europe in Transition
The Communist States and the West
Czechoslovakia and the World
On 27 September 1938, on the eve of his departure for Munich, Neville Chamberlain contemptuously discounted the importance of Czechoslovakia in world affairs. He thought it incredible and fantastic that Britain might find itself entangled in ... a quarrel in a far-away country between people of whom we know nothing! A year later Poland was overrun and France and Britain were at war with Germany. World War n was under way. Ten years later, the dev…
Idealismo frente a Realismo en la política polaca
Aftermath of Czechoslovakia
The consequences of the Soviet invasion of Czechoslovakia, as viewed from a perspective of a few months, demonstrate how delicate and unpredictable the mechanism of contemporary international politics is. The chain reaction which was started by the events in Prague has gone beyond the control of the policy makers both in Moscow and in Washington. In the final analysis, the Soviet Union as well as the United States came out of the Czechoslovak cri…
Poland and West Germany
Some twenty-five years after the end of the second world war, relations between Poland and Germany are still far from satisfactory. The German Federal Republic does not recognize Poland's western boundary; there are no diplomatic ties between the two countries; and until very recently the climate between Warsaw and Bonn was cool, if not openly antagonistic. The Polish-German dispute remains one of the major unresolved problems in Europe and, inde…
Beyond the Gomulka Era
Polish Foreign Policy in the 1970’s
Foreign policy was somewhat of an exception to the gloom surrounding the twilight of the GomuHca era. While in the domestic sphere, on the government side there was deepening stagnation and widespread popular dissatisfaction which culminated in the explosion of December 1970, in external relations, especially from the spring of 1969, there was an upsurge of activity.1 Taking its cue from the appeal for allEuropean cooperation issued by the meetin…
Political science (37 works) · Polish Historical and Cultural Studies (21 works) · Eastern European Communism and Reforms (20 works) · Law (19 works) · Politics (19 works) · History (18 works) · Law (16 works) · History (15 works) · Economic history (14 works) · Historical Geopolitical and Social Dynamics (12 works)