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Renaming urban toponomy as a mean of redefining local identity: the case of street decommunization in Poland

Open Political Science, 2017
During and after democratic transition in Poland, the decommunization of urban toponomy became an important aspect of symbolic changes. Although the general course of street renaming was similar in the whole country, the pace of these changes as well as ...
Bartłomiej Różycki
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Street name plates as a mirror of compromised decommunization

Oleksiy Gnatiuk, Anatoliy Melnychuk
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Communication and Decommunication

1997
The government reports which have come out across the world on information superhighways or the information society announce a veritable scientific, technical, economic and social revolution concerning all the fields of daily life: work, education, health, security, dwellings, transport, leisure activities, culture...
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Decommunization of Public Space in East-Central Europe

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Decommunization in Eastern Europe: Essence, Causes and Activities

Herald of Omsk University. Series: Historical studies, 2018
The article is devoted to the place and role of decommunization in post-Communist transformation of Eastern European States. The authors identify the basic elements of peace: restitution, lustration, reforms in the sphere of political toponomic. It is shown that an integral part of decommunization is the system of historical and political institutions,
R.S. Mukhametov, O.V. Nagornyh
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The decommunalization of Europe

Abstract The Euro crisis unleashed an unprecedented conflict between North and South, essentially revolving about crossnational transfers. Policy choices were driven by functional and econocratic thinking, but they inevitably raised issues related to the attribution of merit and guilt, thus originating a moral conflict, which resurrected
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The Role of Decommunization in the Political Transition of the States of Eastern Europe

Herald of Omsk University. Series: Historical studies, 2018
The article is devoted to the democratization of the Eastern European countries. Much attention is paid to the reasons for the success of the democratic transit of Eastern European states. It is shown that decommunization policy played an important role in this process.
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PUBLIC MANAGEMENT OF SYMBOLIC DECOMMUNIZATION OF UKRAINIEN CITIES

2021
Стаття обговорює проблеми загального соціально-психологічного і соціально-культурного характеру, що виникають в процесі публічного управління процесом очищення української міст від комуністичної символіки. Аналізуються процеси формальної та неформальної символізації міст та формулюються рекомендації щодо застосування технологій оновлення символічності ...
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Meanings of “decommunization by legal means”

Review of Central and East European Law, 1996
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Decommunization after the “Velvet Revolutions” in East Central Europe

1995
Abstract Perhaps the most surprising feature of the dramatic demise of communism in Eastern Europe was its form—pacts between reform Communists and democratic movements in Poland and Hungary and swift, civic-led peaceful revolutions in Czechoslovakia and East Germany.
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