Table of Contents
Preface
Introduction
BRIAN PORTER
Introduction
MICHAEL D. KENNEDY
The Fall of Communism in Poland: A Chronology
Selections from the Conference, "Communism's Negotiated Collapse: The Polish Round Table Ten Years Later"
Panel One: The Significance of the Polish Round Table
Panel Two: The Political Contest, 1986-89
Panel Three: Everyday Life and the Political Contest
Panel Four: Political and Ethical Responsibility
Panel Five: Capacities to Negotiate
Panel Six: Constituencies of Negotiation
Panel Seven: Global Change and the Round Table
Panel Eight: The Polish Round Table Revisited — The Art of Negotiation
Making History and Silencing Memory
BRIAN PORTER
Power, Privelege and Ideology in Communism's Negotiated Collapse
MICHAEL D. KENNEDY
The Polish Round Table of 1989: The Cultural Dimenson(s) of the Negotiated Regime Change
JAN KUBIK
Dancing on the Mine-Field
LÁSZLÓ BRUSZT
Meaning, Memory, and Movements: 1989 and the Collapse of Socialism
STEPHANIE PLATZ
Negotiating New Legal Orders: Poland's Roundtable and South Africa's Negotiated Revolution
HEINZ KLUG
Conflict Resolution and the Polish Round Table: Negotiating Systemic Change?
MARK CHESLER
Stepping Back: Around the Round Table
GAY W. SEIDMAN
Glossary
Contributors
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