Global Trends in Eastern EuropeAshgate Publishing, Ltd., 2010 - 230 strani In this text, Genov presents a systematic description and explanation of Eastern European societal transformations after 1989. The changes experienced in Eastern European societies are interpreted as adaptations to four global trends. |
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Globalization and Regional Development Social Reality and Social Science Concepts | 1 |
Upgrading the Rationality of Organizations and Organizational Pathologies | 41 |
Individualization versus the Common Good | 81 |
Instrumental Activism and Sustainability? | 125 |
Universalization and Particularisms in the Valuenormative Systems | 169 |
Conceptualizing Social Dynamics | 197 |
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