Social research: An international quarterly of the social sciences

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  Año 2019, Número 1. Dedicado a: Political transitions revisited

  • Hungary: How Liberty Can Be Lost

    Agnes Heller-Simon

    págs. 1-22

    

  • How to Kill a Democracy

    Elzbieta Matynia

    págs. 23-55

    

  • Transformations of Polish Society

    Mira Marody

    págs. 57-81

    

  • The Pendulum Swing of Slovakia's Democracy

    Zora Bútorová, Martin Bútora

    págs. 83-112

    

  • Stubborn Structures: A Path-Dependence Explanation of Transitions in the Postcommunist Region

    Bálint Magyar, Bálint Madlovics

    págs. 113-146

    

  • The Curse of Geopolitics and Russian Transition

    Fyodor Lukyanov, Alexander Soloviev

    págs. 147-180

    

  • Homo Post-Sovieticus: Reconstructing Citizenship in Russia

    Samuel A. Greene

    págs. 181-202

    

  • Xi Jinping's China: On the Road to Neo-totalitarianism

    Jean-Philippe Béja

    págs. 203-230

    

  • Law's Relation to Political Power in China: A Backward Transition

    Jerome A. Cohen

    págs. 231-251

    

  • South Africa's Higher Education System in Crisis … in a State in Crisis

    Ahmed C. Bawa

    págs. 253-277

    

  • The More Things Change … South Africa's Democracy and the Burden of the Past

    Steven Friedman

    págs. 279-303

    

  • What Are Iranians Dreaming about Today? Reflections on the Islamic Revolution at 40

    Kian Tajbakhsh

    págs. 305-335

    

  • Transitional Injustice: Egypt's Human Rights Reversals after the Uprising

    Joe Stork

    págs. 337-364

    

  • Smoke and Mirrors: State-Sponsored Feminism in Post-uprising Egypt

    Nermin Allam

    págs. 365-386

    

  • On Illuminating Darkness

    Ira Katznelson

    págs. 387-395

    

  • "Making History": My Intellectual Journey into the Hidden Polish Past

    Jan Gross

    págs. 397-419