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Marx on 1989 by Tamas, G M

“…This article shows that the various regimes of "real socialism" uniformly failed to transcend the horizon of capitalism. They have remained class societies…”
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From Subjectivity to Privacy and Back Again by TAMAS, G. M

“…Law always had a problem linking the private individual characterized by finitude (mortality) to the permanence of society (individuals die but society is…”
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Democracy's Triumph, Philosophy's Peril by Tamas, G. M

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Ethnarchy and Ethno-Anarchism by Tamas, G.M

“…New nationalism combines ethno-anarchism with ethnarchy and is formed on the premise that people of different races or cultures can never form a united…”
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Paradoxes of 1989 by Tamas, G M

“…The creation of so-called democratic rule-of-law regimes on the ruins of state socialism has been interpreted by the disoriented and scared Old Left in Eastern…”
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Victory Defeated by Tamas, G M

“…Tamas discusses the new press and political and social criticism in postcommunist Eastern Europe. He also comments on political debate and the problems of…”
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A Disquisition on Civil Society by Tamas, G.M

“…The notion of civil society is inherently communist in its political form. As a civil society supposes a voluntary contract amongst people and between…”
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Old Enemies and New: A Philosophic Postscript to Nationalism by TAMAS, G. M

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Interview. Words from Budapest by Tamas, G M

“…Interview with dissident philosopher G. M. Tamas. He discusses his political formation as a Transylvanian Hungarian of part-Jewish descent born in 1948 to…”
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Socialism, Capitalism, and Modernity by Tamas, G M

“…THIS ARTICLE ARGUES THAT THE PARALLELS BETWEEN WESTERN DEMOCRATIC AND EASTERN REVOLUTIONARY-DESPOTIC SOCIALISM ARE NUMEROUS ENOUGH TO JUSTIFY THE ASSERTION…”
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Democracy's triumph, philosophys's peril by Tamas, G M

“…Alexis de Tocqueville showed that a civic community's instruments for enforcing conformity were spiritual rather than physical. Liberal democracy is here a…”
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Restoration Romanticism by Tamás, G. M.

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Ethnarchy and ethno-anarchism: Nationalism reexamined by TAMAS, G. M

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Eastern Europe a Decade Later by Rose, Richard, Rupnik, Jacques, Tamas, G M, Tismaneanu, Vladimir, Whitehead, Laurence

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What Is the Philosophy of Nationalism? by Weiler, Gershon

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MARXON 1989 by Tamás, GM

“…Tamas discusses the Marxian style of political analysis, aims of revolutionary politics is to make manifest whatever is hidden behind the facade of capitalism…”
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An EEPS Round Table: The Revolutions of 1989: Lessons of the First Post-Communist Decade by Bunce, Valerie, Chirot, Daniel, Croan, Melvin, Dawisha, Karen, Drakulic, Slavenka, Ekiert, Grzegorz, Gross, Jan T, Haraszti, Miklos, Kennedy, Michael D, Kligman, Gail, Verdery, Katherine, Kovacs, Janos Matyas, Naimark, Norman N, Poznanski, Kazimierz, Ramet, Sabrina P, Tamas, G M, Tanase, Stelian

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Communism on the Ruins of Socialism by Tamás, G M

“…For it is communism that wishes to put an end to a whole comprehensive system of separations: * to the separation of the producers and of the means of…”
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The rise of Europe's little nations: A legacy of empire by Tamas, G M

“…The notion of cultural and territorial autonomy arouses political passions throughout Europe. The ideological foundations of this unsettling ethnic nationalism…”
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Book with a View -- Reflections on the Revolution in Europe by Ralf Dahrendorf by Tamas, G M

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