The rise and demise of world communism

목차 (Table of Contents)

• CONTENTS
• Acknowledgements = ix
• Introduction = 1
• Part I. General Patterns in World Communism
• 1. What did Communist Regimes Have in Common? = 11
• 2. How did Communist Regimes Differ from Each Other? = 21
• 3. The World Communist Movement : From Moscow-Centric to Pluralistic = 26
• Part II. Ideology and Organization : The Heritage
• 4. Marxism : The Vision = 33
• 5. Leninism : The Instrument = 39
• Part III. Coming to Power and "Building Socialism" in Russia
• 6. The Bolshevik Seizure of Power = 45
• 7. Consolidating Bolshevik Power = 50
• 8. Respite = 56
• 9. Building Socialism : Stalin's Revolution from Above, 1928-1934 = 63
• 10. The Great Terror and Stalinist Despotism = 71
• 11. Was Stalinism a Logical Continuation of Marxism-Leninism? = 77
• 12. Was Stalin's Revolution from Above a Rational Strategy of Modernization? = 85
• 13. Stalinism and World Communism in the 1930s = 91
• 14. The Impact of World War II on the Soviet Union and World Communism = 95
• Part IV. The Stalinist Model Spreads Westward and Eastward
• 15. The Creation of East European Communist States = 101
• 16. Origins and Entrenchment of the Cold War = 113
• 17. World War II and the Creation of Asian Communist States : The People's Republic of China = 117
• 18. Consolidating Power and Building Socialism in China = 126
• 19. Communist Parties Come to Power in Korea and Vietnam = 135
• Part V. After Stalin: From Similarity to Difference
• 20. What Follows Stalinism in the USSR? = 145
• 21. Diversity and Defiance Within the World Communist Movement = 151
• 22. "Building Communism" : Competition for Ideological "Correctness" Within the World Communist Movement = 156
• 23. The Sino-Soviet Schism, 1957-1963 = 163
• 24. Cuba's Indigenous Revolution, 1959-70 = 170
• 25. The Soviet Union After Khrushchev : Bureaucratic Leninism = 181
• 26. Alternatives to Utopia in China, 1960-1965 = 185
• 27. The Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution, 1966-1969 = 189
• 28. Maoism: An Accounting = 194
• Part VI. The Realignment of International Relations : From Proletarian Internationalism to Balance-of-Power Politics
• 29. The Collapse of the World Communist Movement and the Rise of Detente = 205
• 30. Why US-Soviet Detente Failed = 211
• 31. Post-Detente Realignment : the Soviet Invasion of Afghanistan, December 1979 = 216
• Part VII. The Collapse of European Communism
• 32. Varieties of Opposition to the Soviet Model in Eastern Europe, 1968-1985 = 223
• 33. Gorbachev's Peaceful Revolution from Above = 237
• 34. Gorbachev and the Abandonment of Anti-Imperialist Struggle = 245
• Part VIII. The Remains of Communism in a Post-Communist World
• 35. From Maoism to Market Leninism : The Chinese Economic Miracle After Mao = 251
• 36. China in a Post-Communist World : Can Leninism Survive Market Leninism? = 260
• 37. Market Leninism in Vietnam = 271
• 38. Market Leninism in Laos = 277
• 39. Bureaucratic Leninism in Cuba = 283
• 40. Stalinism in North Korea = 290
• Part IX. Conclusions
• 41. Why the Drive to Difference? = 297
• 42. Assessing the Communist Experience : Achievement or Tragedy? = 306
• 43 Is There a Future for New Communist States? = 315
• Notes = 319
• Index = 331