Titlebook: Values and Political Change in Postcommunist Europe; William L. Miller,Stephen White,Paul Heywood Book 1998 Palgrave Macmillan, a division

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Socialism after Communismn, for example, a strong case can be made for the proposition that socialists are usually committed to principles of freedom and democracy as well as to principles of socialism.. But let us take a very narrow definition of socialism here; so that we can distinguish it from what may be its purely emp

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Liberal Values To those, others might add a fourth category of community rights. In broad terms we dealt with what Marshall called social rights in our chapter on socialist values, and community rights in our chapter on nationalist values.

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The Nationalist, Liberal and Democratic Values of MPsmmunist regime had not only supported socialist values, it had also rejected the values of nationalism and liberal democracy. Did those elected to postcommunist parliaments now reject all the principles of the old regime by accepting nationalist, liberal and democratic values as well as rejecting so