Titlebook: Behind the Iron Curtain; Economic Historians Antonie Dole?alová,Catherine Albrecht Book 2023 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(

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,The PCE’s Long Road to Democracy 1954–77,t countries and to provide a deeper collective understanding of the multiple contemporary ideological and political circumstances that influenced scientific work behind the Iron Curtain, individual scientists’ careers, and their options to cooperate with their Western peers. The introduction also fo

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-16581-0ity. In this chapter, the Soviet case study is presented mostly from the Ukrainian perspective. The chapter is focused on two Ukrainian schools of historical writing—Soviet republican and diaspora—established on both sides of the “Iron Curtain.” Each of them, in turn, was part of two large scholarly

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Towards sustainable development indicators,l academic debate concerning the origins of capitalism in early modern Europe. The Annales school, Prato seminars, and IEHA in the era of charismatic researcher and efficient academic manager Fernand Braudel played a crucial role in establishing academic cooperation with Polish historians across the

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The mysteries of infinite sets,t economic historians were on the margins of the historiographical community and on the margins of public interest. The restriction to regional (republican) contexts or the isolated study of phenomena of local significance within a narrower temporal framework led to a certain “self-sufficiency.” The