Romania After Ceaușescu: The Politics of IntoleranceEdinburgh University Press, 1995 - 267 pages The first comprehensive account of post-Ceausescu Romania based on local observation and material, this study argues that nationalism has been used by rulers to deflect critical attention from economic mismanagement and human rights abuses. |
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Romania | 72 |
Pluralists Bury Communism 19901994 | 99 |
Chapter Four | 217 |
Copyright | |
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