Entangled protest : transnational approaches to the history of dissent in Eastern Europe and the Soviet Union

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Impressum
Table of Contents
Preface and Acknowledgements
I. Theoretical Approaches, General Themes, Methodological Challenges
	Entangled Protest: Dissent and the Transnational History of the 1970s and 1980s
	Padraic Kenney Electromagnetic Forces and Radio Waves or Does Transnational History Actually Happen?
II. Mutual Contacts, East-West Intermediaries, Transnational Discourses
	Oppositionists in the ČSSR and the GDR: Mutual Awareness, Exchanges of Ideas and Cooperation, 1968-1989
	Writing the Papers: How Western Correspondents Reported the First Dissident Trials in Moscow, 1965-1972
	‘Message in a bottle’. Yugoslav Praxis Philosophy, Critical Theory of Society and the Transfer of Ideas between East and West
III. Dissent, Détente and Human Rights
	An Escalating Problem: The People’s Republic of Poland and Human Rights in the CSCE Process, 1975-1983
	Western European Social Democrats and Dissidence in the Soviet Bloc during the Cold War
IV. The Transnational Politics of Solidarity and Peace
	The East versus The South. Belgian Solidarity Movements with Poland and Nicaragua during the early 1980s
	‘Freedom and Peace Are Indivisible’: On the Czechoslovak and Polish Dissident Input to the European Peace Movement, 1985-1989
	The Politics of Security Across the ‘Iron Curtain’: Peace Movements in East and West Germany in the 1980s
List of Abbreviations
List of Contributors
Index of Persons