Der allgegenwärtige Schatten des Kommunismus im tschechischen Parteiensystem
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https://doi.org/10.15203/ozp.1903.vol46iss2Keywords:
Kommunistische Partei, KSČM, Kommunismus, Tschechien, Parteiensystem, VergangenheitsbewältigungAbstract
In keinem anderen Land des ehemaligen Ostblocks finden wir eine kommunistische Partei, die gesellschaftlich ähnlich bedeutend ist wie die Kommunistische Partei Böhmens und Mährens (KSČM) in der Tschechischen Republik. Ihre Erfolge und die Tatsache, dass die Partei sich von ihrem Wirken in der Zeit des orthodoxen Kommunismus nie „losgesagt“ hat, sondern darin bis heute eine Quelle der Inspiration für ihre Tätigkeit sieht, macht sie zu einer politischen Anomalie ersten Ranges im Rahmen der gesamten Europäischen Union. Ziel dieser Studie ist es, die grundlegenden Prädispositionen zu definieren, die hinter der Tatsache stehen, dass genau diese Partei, die nach 1989 als antisystemischer Totengräber eines undemokratischen Regimes galt und mit der für die Zukunft niemand mehr wirklich rechnete, bis heute zu den stabilsten Elementen in der tschechischen Politik gehört.Downloads
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2017-08-29
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