Psychological Notes on Central Europe 1989 and beyond

Interviews conducted in Central Europe in the summer and fall of 1990 suggest that many Central European citizens experienced pre-1989 Soviet-Communist hegemony in terms of a true/private versus a false/public self split. The Central European self was split along three distinct and separate dimensions: (1) national-international; (2) civil society-government; (3) intrapsychically. An examination of the Central European psychic structure may be helpful in analyzing future political developments in the region

Eastern European Communism and Reforms · Psychology · Social Psychology

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