Published 2015
Table of Contents:
“…Revolutions -- gorbachev and the" new political thinking" -- poland 1989: the constrained
revolution -- hungary 1989: renunciation of power and power-sharing -- the tiananmen square "incident" in china and the east central european revolutions -- the october revolution in east germany -- czechoslovakia in 1989: causes, results, and conceptual changes -- yugoslavia 1989: the revolutions that did (not) happen -- the end of communist rule in bulgaria: the crisis of legitimacy and political change -- the romanian revolution -- "one day we will win anyway": the "singing revolution" in the soviet baltic republics -- reactions -- the superpowers and 1989 in eastern europe -- the ussr and the
revolutions of 1989-90: questions of causality -- us strategic planning in 1989-90 -- opposition movements and big politics in the reunification of germany -- the ussr and the reunification of germany, 1989-90 -- margaret thatcher and german unification revisited -- france, the east european revolutions and the reunification of germany -- italy, the east european revolutions, and the reunification of germany, 1989-92 -- italy, the east european revolutions, and the reunification of germany, 1989-92 -- austria and its neighbors in eastern europe, 1955-89 -- austria, the revolutions, and the unification of germany -- aftermath -- societal transformations in eastern europe after 1989 and theirpreconditions -- remembering revolutions: the public memory of 1989 in bulgaria -- the
revolutions of 1989 and the "archival revolution" in the ussr -- nato enlargement in the beginning: an american perspective -- eu enlargement, 1989-2009 -- epochal changes, 1989-91 -- summary and chronology -- 1989: ambivalent revolutions with different backgrounds and consequences -- chronology of the political events in central, east and south europe, 1 august 1975-1 july 2013…”
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