Titlebook: Debates on the Future of Communism; Vladimir Tismaneanu (Senior Fellow, Assistant Prof Book 1991 Foreign Policy Research Institute 1991 co

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Communism’s Strength: Democracy’s Weaknessad as follows: in contrast to capitalism (which at that time was in the throes of predictably recurring cycles of crisis), the ultimate strength of communism resides in its vision of a planned and rational society. Irrespective of his admiration or contempt, the casual observer might also have point

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From Paralysis to Self-Destructionmmunism destroys previously existing institutions, riches, culture and society. In its second phase, the terror associated with communism paralyzes political opposition, disobedient revolutionaries and individuality itself. In its third phase, the phase which prevails in the Soviet Union today, soci

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Sandinismo and War: Dynamics of Militarism in Revolutionary Nicaraguabeen the subject of considerable controversy. While in the eyes of some observers the Sandinistas were clearly Communists, to others they appeared as revolutionaries embracing a novel blend of Marxist and Christian values.

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A Dangerous Civilizationtenment. In that sense, socialism is the product of one of the orientations of European consciousness. As long as the ideas of socialism exist only in academic, armchair form, they appear quite normal, and may fairly be discussed equally with other ideas. As soon as they are applied in practice (whe

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Toward Post-Totalitarianismen and women subject to such authorities, then there is little doubt that communist regimes have always been reformed, are now being reformed and will certainly be reformed in the future. The more important question is whether or not communist regimes can cease to be communist as a result of purpose

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A Future Without Communismwe can explain problems with old ones - if a current theory offers a satisfactory explanation of a phenomenon, it is useless to introduce a new one. Since medieval monks are not among the favorite authors of the Soviet nomenclature, . was born. We, however, can benefit from the old wisdom and avoid

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Reforms Are Possibleiberation have succeeded in the postwar era because the United States, the only Western power that could have played a leadership role, ignored the plight of the Third World. The key mistake of the West after World War II was its unwillingness to support national liberation movements. In case after