Titlebook: Czechoslovakia: Crossroads and Crises, 1918–88; Norman Stone (Professor of Modern History),Eduard Book 1989 British Broadcasting Corporat

Fretful

Substance

The Czechoslovak Economic Reform of the 1960sommunist Party felt impelled by the deterioration of the economy to question the advice of textbook economists who had been preaching the benefits of socialism without considering the specific problems of their own country. Novotny and his colleagues were at last prepared to seek an escape from the

鋼筆尖

The Prague Spring as a Social Movementes to observe a social movement so extensive as to embrace a whole nation, leaving little room either for opponents or for those passive elements in society that play no part in it. Its unity is apparent from the unanimous ‘thumbs-down’ given to the monocratic system that preceded the reforms, as mu

農(nóng)學(xué)

Thoughts on the Meaning of Utopiapproaches. A police officer on duty pulls out his fob-watch anxiously, nods and says: ‘Right then, gentlemen, three more times “Down with Austria” and home we go! I’m not going to stay here beyond midday on your account!’

兒童

貴族

affluent

Elizabeth S. Mayne,Jaya A. George,Susan Louwimpasse by considering solutions that radical critics of existing practices were putting forward. Their voices were being heard in research institutes and other bodies dealing with economic theory and practice, above all in the Economic Institute of the Czechoslovak Academy of Sciences, headed from early 1962 by Professor Ota ?ik.

Emmenagogue

LOPE

祝賀

President Edvard Bene? and the Czechoslovak Crises of 1938 and 1948portance would have undoubtedly decreased. After all, despite all his merits, Bene? was then a rather controversial figure and did not enjoy the kind of authority, respect and trust which the overwhelming majority of the Czechoslovak people bestowed upon Masaryk.