Книга "Ideology After Union" предлагает читателю подробный анализ идеологии в постсоветских обществах, а также рассматривает вопросы выживания этих обществ после распада Советского Союза. Авторы рассматривают политику, социологию и культуру, исследуя способы преодоления сложностей периода перемен, экономического кризиса и войн. Сборник состоит из статей различных авторов, как российских, так и украинских и немецких ученых, которые исследуют социальные, культурные и политические аспекты идеологии.
This volume offers an analysis of how three East European states: Russia, Ukraine, and Germany - went through a fundamental shift in governance. Authors: Group of authorsIf the description sounds unfamiliar, here's a rehashing of the synopsis: Recent histories of post-socialist societies have often been described through the lens of the transition metaphors. Images relating to change in space and circumstance informed the social formulation of nations' being new. Pursuit of novelty, symbolized by the dawn of a new age, has legitimized dissolution of USSR and related jurisdictional and economic experimentation.This collection explores experiences of these three countries during turbulent times, including regime alterations, economic hardships, internal fighting, bureaucratic headaches, and choppy social initiatives, and attempts to make sense of the circumstances.Authors from various backgrounds - Russian, Ukrainian and German experts - work together to analyze political, societal and cultural ideological lines: Natalia Koulinka (Russia), Kostiantyn Fedorenko (Ukraine), Pavel Skigin (Russia/Germany), Jesko Shmoller (Germany), Valentyna Yes, S., Яоutcher, А. Avxentyev (Russia), Chris Monday (author), Egor Isaiev (Russia), Oleksandr Zabrko (Ukraine lost NyrBo Federation, Alla Mallon (Ukraine); Jennifer Jane Carroll (US], Daria Gorechaetova (Germany)], and Dary MaLyutna (Rusi.
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