Dissident Marxism and Utopian Eco-socialism in the German Democratic Republic: The Intellectual Legacies of Rudolf Bahro, Wolfgang Harich, and Robert Havemann (Historical Materialism Book, 306)

‎Contents
‎Foreword
‎Acknowledgements
‎Abbreviations
‎Chapter 1. Introduction
	‎1. Research Question and State of the Art
	‎2. The Concept of Political Utopia
	‎3. Political Utopia Since the 1960s
	‎4. Time, Place, and Actors
	‎5. Political Utopia and the GDR
	‎6. Meadows and the GDR
		‎6.1. The Economic Situation in the GDR
		‎6.2. The Club of Rome and Post-materialist Discourse
		‎6.3. The Apocalypse as a Problem of Imperialism
‎Chapter 2. Communism without Growth?: Wolfgang Harich and the Eco-dictatorship
	‎1. Harich and His Era
	‎2. The Primacy of Nature: Harich’s Return to Archistic Utopia
		‎2.1. The Archistic Utopian Tradition
		‎2.2. Harich’s Utopian Construct
		‎2.3. Situating Communism without Growth? in Utopian History
	‎3. How Communism without Growth? Was Received
		‎3.1. Reactions from SED Circles
		‎3.2. Reactions to the Book in the West
‎Chapter 3. Rudolf Bahro’s The Alternative in Eastern Europe
	‎1. Bahro’s Life: Exploring the Realms of the Possible
	‎2. The Origins of The Alternative
		‎2.1. Frustration
		‎2.2. Mentors and Companions
		‎2.3. His Dissertation
		‎2.4. Bahro and Dutschke
	‎3. The Alternative
		‎3.1. Criticism and Analysis
		‎3.2. Utopia in The Alternative
	‎4. Bahro and Utopianism
		‎4.1. Up to 1980
		‎4.2. Post-1980
		‎4.3. A Post-materialist Philosophy of Praxis
	‎5. The Alternative as an Alternative?
		‎5.1. Impact in the GDR
		‎5.2. Reception of Bahro’s Work in the West
‎Chapter 4. Tomorrow: Robert Havemann in Pursuit of the Third Way
	‎1. The Life of Robert Havemann
	‎2. The Origins of Tomorrow
	‎3. Havemann’s Classical Utopia
		‎3.1. Critique of Industrial Society and World Systems
		‎3.2. The Third Way via Utopia
	‎4. Havemann’s Utopian Ideas and Their Place in Utopian History
		‎4.1. Tomorrow in the Context of Havemann’s Political Works
		‎4.2. Situating the Book in Utopian History
	‎5. The Reception of Tomorrow in the East and the West
		‎5.1. The East
		‎5.2. The West
‎Chapter 5. Conclusions
‎Bibliography
‎Index of Names