After the Flood: World Politics and Democracy in the Wake of Communism

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After the Flood: World Politics and Democracy in the Wake of Communism by Bogdan Denitch
English | Dec. 1, 1992 | ISBN: 0819562564 | 177 Pages | PDF | 1 MB
Denitch (sociology, CUNY) insists on the relevance of social democracy to the post-Communist world. His combination of jeremiad, analysis, and prescription is reminiscent of much left-wing writing, yet his contribution is distinctive. His criticism of the "antistatist" bias of the left is refreshing.

Denitch (sociology, CUNY) insists on the relevance of social democracy to the post-Communist world. His combination of jeremiad, analysis, and prescription is reminiscent of much left-wing writing, yet his contribution is distinctive. His criticism of the "antistatist" bias of the left is refreshing. By reviving the traditional categories of liberal capitalist, former Communist, and developing regimes, Denitch explains important sources of change. His thesis is limited by the parochialism of a "real place" that exemplifies the author's socialism (Sweden), his implausible hope (a global, Catholic labor alliance), and occasional errors (EFTA becomes the "European Fair Trade Association"). Yet the book brings a distinct voice to the debate about the future of world politics. Recommended for larger academic libraries.

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