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Not even a Desperate Attempt to Defend Socialism: Two Theoretical and Ideological Currents in Contemporary Slovenian History
Ni očajanički pokušaj obrane socijalizma: dva teorijska i ideološka toka u savremenoj slovenačkoj istoriografiji
Centrih, Lev
2020
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2283-5482
Abstract
The 1930s and the 1980s were both marked by major and significant social crises that would eventually usher in two different kinds of society. The crisis of the 1930s resulted in the Second World War. Its particular outcome in Slovenia and Yugoslavia was the development of a multinational federal state and socialism. The crisis of the 1980s eventually led to the disintegration of Yugoslavia, Slovenian secession and the transition to capitalism. The aim of this article is to compare these two periods. The national programme is seen as the key here. For, unlike in the 1940s, a significant portion of the social movements of the 1980s simply lacked one.
Tridesete i osamdesete godine 20. veka obeležene su velikim i značajnim društvenim krizama koje su na kraju dovele do razvoja dva različita društvena poretka. Kriza tridesetih godina rezultirala je Drugim svetskim ratom, a razvoj multinacionalne savezne države i socijalizma javlja se kao njena direktna posledica za Sloveniju i Jugoslaviju. Kriza osamdesetih godina dovodi do raspada Jugoslavije, otcepljenja Slovenije i prelaska na kapitalizam. Ideja rada je da se uporede pomenuta dva perioda. Ono što se pokazuje kao ključna razlika su nacionalni programi. Znatan deo društvenih pokreta u osamdesetim godinama, za razliku od četrdesetih, jednostavno nije imao nacionalni program.
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Publisher
EUT Edizioni Università di Trieste
Source
Lev Centrih, "Not even a Desperate Attempt to Defend Socialism: Two Theoretical and Ideological Currents in Contemporary Slovenian History" in: "Slavica Tergestina 24 (2020/I)", EUT Edizioni Università di Trieste, Trieste, 2020, pp. 50-70
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en
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Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 Internazionale
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