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Was the Collapse of the USSR Entirely Unforeseen?
Perspectives on Political Science, 2002exaly +3 more sources
Six Years After the Collapse of the USSR
Post-Soviet Affairs, 1998Richard Ericson +5 more
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Four Years After the Collapse of the USSR
Post-Soviet Affairs, 1995Nicholas Burns +3 more
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Thirty years since the collapse of the USSR
Вісник Книжкової палати, 2022In today's world, the institution of the state and its existing forms are in crisis, especially with the advent of cyberspace. However, is it possible to open the gates to another bright future, ignoring the historical heritage? Our heritage is Soviet Ukraine, or rather the USSR.
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The Federal Formula and the Collapse of the USSR
Publius: The Journal of Federalism, 1992A plan for the most ambitious political reform in Soviet history was approved by the USSR's parliament in late 198& As the reform unfolded, a key component came to be what Mikhail S. Gorbachev called "a renewedfederal structure. " Reform proponents argued that only a renewedfederalism could provide for the continued integrity of the Soviet state while ...
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Why the USSR Collapsed (On the Value Foundations of Ideologies)
Obshchestvo i ekonomika, 2023The author presumes that the choice of “capitalism” or “socialism” is, first of all, a value choice, and not a choice arising from a comparison of the benefits of the “economic plan” and the “policy of non-intervention.” The article is devoted to finding the reasons for such a choice of value.
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Atlantic Rivalries and the Collapse of the USSR
1997The aim of this chapter is to provide a framework for understanding the policies of different Atlantic states and social forces in the circumstances that accompanied the demise of the Soviet bloc. It is an argument of this chapter that ultimately, the collapse of the USSR and the defeat of the rapprochement between important segments of West German ...
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Interethnic Conflicts and the Collapse of the USSR
2008Mikhail Gorbachev’s policies of glasnost and perestroika opened up discussions on many issues previously banned by the Soviet authorities. At the same time, however, the democratization process led to political confrontations between supporters and opponents of the reforms, and to the rise of nationalism.
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