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Thinking Through Transition

Name: Thinking Through Transition
Brand: Central European University Press
SKU: 02981644
Price: 134.54 EUR
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Michal Kopeček

Language

English

Book Hardback

Libristo code: 02981644

Publishers Central European University Press, December 2015

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"It is not easy for historians to apply their methods to a period that does not yet have a clear end" is the first sentence in this book, revealing the challenge that a new generation of scholars took at writing an intellectual history of post-communist East Central Europe.