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COM.ONIXSUITE.9782874560002 03 02 i6doc 02 2874560006 03 9782874560002 15 9782874560002 10 BC <TitleType>01</TitleType> <TitleText>Publications des Editions de l'Université de Liège avant la réforme des Presses Universitaires de Liège</TitleText> Institut des Sciences Humaines et Sociales (Ulg) <TitleType>01</TitleType> <TitleText textcase="01">Social change and political culture</TitleText> <Subtitle textcase="01">Economic Publishing House</Subtitle> 01 GCOI 28001100892510 1 A01 Gheorghe Fulga Fulga, Gheorghe Gheorghe Fulga 01 eng 02 eng 217 00 217 03 24 INTERNET Gestion 01 06 01 The wave of changes that swept through Central and Eastern Europe after 1989 has freed millions of people from the graps of oppressive regimes. This elicited enormous political, social, and economic consequences. Several studies have already been published on the topic, though ultimately few propose a theoretical reflection on the transition period. Mastering often vague concepts like «revolution », «transition», «social change», «modernization», «political culture», the book of Gheorghe Fulga offers a fertile and nuanced reflection based on the Romanian experience. Escaping any narrow approach, his analysis makes use of the most diverse sociological theories. Rather than building a «theory of transition», the brunt of his effort is more of identifying empirical objects and questions on which social sciences can build upon with confidence. The end result is a work of which's originality will be particularly appreciated by researchers working on the transition process and more generally by all those interested in the revolutionary changes that emerged in Central And Eastern Europe since 1989. 03 The wave of changes that swept through Central and Eastern Europe after 1989 has freed millions of people from the graps of oppressive regimes. This elicited enormous political, social, and economic consequences. Several studies have already been published on the topic, though ultimately few propose a theoretical reflection on the transition period. Mastering often vague concepts like «revolution », «transition», «social change», «modernization», «political culture», the book of Gheorghe Fulga offers a fertile and nuanced reflection based on the Romanian experience. Escaping any narrow approach, his analysis makes use of the most diverse sociological theories. Rather than building a «theory of transition», the brunt of his effort is more of identifying empirical objects and questions on which social sciences can build upon with confidence. The end result is a work of which's originality will be particularly appreciated by researchers working on the transition process and more generally by all those interested in the revolutionary changes that emerged in Central And Eastern Europe since 1989. 02 The wave of changes that swept through Central and Eastern Europe after 1989 has freed millions of people from the graps of oppressive regimes. This elicited enormous political, social, and economic consequences. Several studies have already been... 01 The wave of changes that swept through Central and Eastern Europe after 1989 has freed millions of people from the graps of oppressive regimes. This elicited enormous political, social, and economic consequences. Several studies have already been published on the topic, though ultimately few propose a theoretical reflection on the transition period. Mastering often vague concepts like « revolution », « transition »,« social change», « modernization », « political culture », the book of Gheorghe Fulga offers a fertile and nuanced reflection based on the Romanian experience. Escaping any narrow approach, his analysis makes use of the most diverse sociological theories. Rather than building a « theory of transition », the brunt of his effort is more of identifying empirical objects and questions on which social sciences can build upon with confidence. The end result is a work of which's originality will be particularly appreciated by researchers working on the transition process and more generally by all those interested in the revolutionary changes that emerged in Central And Eastern Europe since 1989. 03 The wave of changes that swept through Central and Eastern Europe after 1989 has freed millions of people from the graps of oppressive regimes. This elicited enormous political, social, and economic consequences. Several studies have already been published on the topic, though ultimately few propose a theoretical reflection on the transition period. Mastering often vague concepts like « revolution », « transition »,« social change», « modernization », « political culture », the book of Gheorghe Fulga offers a fertile and nuanced reflection based on the Romanian experience. Escaping any narrow approach, his analysis makes use of the most diverse sociological theories. Rather than building a « theory of transition », the brunt of his effort is more of identifying empirical objects and questions on which social sciences can build upon with confidence. The end result is a work of which's originality will be particularly appreciated by researchers working on the transition process and more generally by all those interested in the revolutionary changes that emerged in Central And Eastern Europe since 1989. 02 The wave of changes that swept through Central and Eastern Europe after 1989 has freed millions of people from the graps of oppressive regimes. This elicited enormous political, social, and economic consequences. 04 Introduction................................................17 I.Dimensions,processesandhorizonsin romaniantransition......................................21 II.Culturaldimensionsofchange...........................55 III.Politicalculture:interpretations,levels, functions..............................................91 IV.Theformationofthenewsystemofvaluesand thetransformationsofpoliticalculture...............137 V.Changingthepoliticalculture.indicators andevaluations.........................................177 VI.Theroleofmass-mediainforminganew politicalculture......................................195 Bibliogrphy................................................215 25 The wave of changes that swept through Central and Eastern Europe after 1989 has freed millions of people from the graps of oppressive regimes. This elicited enormous political, social, and economic consequences. Several studies have already been published on the topic, though ultimately few propose a theoretical reflection on the transition period. Mastering often vague concepts like « revolution », « transition », « social change », « modernization », « political culture », the book of Gheorghe Fulga offers a fertile and nuanced reflection based on the Romanian experience. Escaping any narrow approach, his analysis makes use of the most diverse sociological theories. Rather than building a « theory of transition », the brunt of his effort is more of identifying empirical objects and questions on which social sciences can build upon with confidence. 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