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Land Reform under Communist Regimes

Abstract The land reforms in each of Russia, China, Vietnam, and Cuba occurred after revolutions unseated the traditional ruling group. Vietnam had previously been governed by France and, in Cuba, the US had a major influence. All were highly agricultural at the time of their reforms, except for Cuba.
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Citizenship and Constitutionalism in Post-Communist Regimes

PS: Political Science & Politics, 1990
The recent events in Eastern Europe, and, for a brief moment, those last spring in China are initial steps in what may be the birth of stable democratic regimes. We are witnessing the early stages of great dramas in which whole peoples attempt to give shape to their political lives.
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What Did Communist Regimes Have in Common?

2021
Abstract This chapter delineates common features of all communist states. The sixteen communist regimes all had in common, during their early years in power, a commitment to revolution and to the use of revolutionary violence to consolidate their power, a determination to build socialism on the Stalinist model, membership in a world ...
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Communist Regimes in Eastern Europe

Russian Review, 1984
Thomas S. Fedor, Richard F. Staar
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Popular Opinion under Communist Regimes

2014
The totalitarian nature of communist states is generally understood to exclude the existence of a public sphere sufficiently independent of the state to allow the expression of a range of opinions. However, popular opinion, if not a public sphere, did exist and it was monitored extensively by these states, since leaders needed to know about popular ...
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Communist regimes in Eastern Europe

International Affairs, 1989
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Post-communist regime change : a comparative study

2009
This book seeks to explain the divergent political pathways of twenty six post-communist states, following the breakdown and eventual collapse of communism in 1989-1991. Considering the trajectories of individual states between 1990 – 2007, this book challenges two central bodies of theory relating to democratization and regime change.
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A sustained high-temperature fusion plasma regime facilitated by fast ions

Nature, 2022
Hyunsun Han, Sangjin Park, Choongki Sung
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Legislatures in post-communist regimes

The Journal of Legislative Studies, 2003
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On “established” communist party regimes

Studies in Comparative Communism, 1974
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