Ceausescu's Romania An Annotated Bibliography

Subjects:

• History » European History -- Modern/20th Century
• Political Science » Comparative Politics
• Multicultural Studies » Slavic Studies

Reviews:

• An interesting and carefully edited bibliography on all aspects of social, economic, and political life in Romania during Ceausescu's regime. Highly recommended for all public and academic collections.
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• Ceausescu's Romania: An Annotated Bibliography is the most comprehensive and up-to-date work on this topic. It reveals a multitude of sources about the obscure atmosphere of a society (the Romanian society in Ceausesu's society in Ceausescu's time) oppressed by one of the worst scourges of the late twentieth century--communism. Any library that supports a program of research and study on Eastern Europe should have this volume in its collections.
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Table of Contents:

• Introduction
• Overview Works and Bibliographies
• Agriculture: Economics, History, and Policy
• Anthropology and Folklore
• Armed Forces and Defense Policy
• Ceausescu and the Cult of Personality
• Communications and Media
• Demography and Pronatalist Policies
• Economic and Business Conditions
• Education, Research, and Libraries
• Ethnic Relations and Human Rights
• Foreign Affairs
• Geography
• Government, Politics, and Domestic Affairs
• International Business, Finance, and Trade
• Law and the Legal System
• Most Favored Nation Status
• Philosophy, Ideology, and Historiography
• Protest, Dissent, and Revolution
• Religion
• Sociology
• Urban and Rural Planning, and Development
• Author Index
• Subject Index