POLISH DEADLOCK: BETWEEN LIBERAL AND RIGHT-WING ANTI-COMMUNISM
POLISH DEADLOCK: BETWEEN LIBERAL AND RIGHT-WING ANTI-COMMUNISM
Author(s): Jakub MajmurekSubject(s): Political history, Government/Political systems, Comparative politics, Evaluation research, History of Communism, Post-Communist Transformation
Published by: Uniwersytet Adama Mickiewicza
Keywords: Libera; Right-wing Anti-Communism;
Summary/Abstract: Let me narrow down the scope of the answer for the questions posed by the editors of “Theoretical Practice” to a specific place and time: Poland after 1989. In Poland after 1989, we had essentially two forms of anti-communism: a liberal and a right-wing one. The first dominated the 1990s; the second came into force after 2015. Each of these two anti-communisms was aiming its anti-communist bludgeon at different targets.
Journal: Praktyka teoretyczna
- Issue Year: 2019
- Issue No: 31
- Page Range: 174-177
- Page Count: 4
- Language: English
