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The Discourse of Civil Society and the Self-elimination of the Party,tural than to claim that, after all, events proved the correctness of the strategy: the resurrected civil society defeated the totalitarian system — to use another concept that became much in vogue in the last decade.

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Civil Society at the Grass-roots: A Reactionary View, discourse of civil society, particularly when linked to an extreme model of market economy, is an ideological product alien to most citizens. Many villagers regret the passing of an age when dogma and ideology were less obtrusive in their community and posed less of a threat to their welfare.

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The Discourse of Civil Society and the Self-elimination of the Party,f civil society. This seems all the more plausible as the concept of civil society was revived and used in East Central Europe extensively throughout the decade of the 1980s in a normative sense of promoting organisation and gathering support for the change of the system. Nothing seems to be more na

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,Why is There No Women’s Movement in Eastern Europe?,ces, relatively free as they were from a political straitjacket, nor within the social movements and political groupings that existed. Until well into the 1970s, against the background of an expanding employment system, a whole branch of research investigated women’s qualifications, career patterns,