Politics and Society in Eastern EuropeMacmillan Education, 1987 - 474 pages |
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Page 207
... recruitment patterns , it is necessary to consider the significance of membership for both the individual and the party organisation . Membership now necessitates an individual giving up some of his private life to be a dedicated ...
... recruitment patterns , it is necessary to consider the significance of membership for both the individual and the party organisation . Membership now necessitates an individual giving up some of his private life to be a dedicated ...
Page 214
... recruitment drive , especially among young people with only a few years ' work experience , was also accompanied by a high rate of resigna- tion : of those who were dismissed or who voluntarily left between 1976 and 1978 , almost two ...
... recruitment drive , especially among young people with only a few years ' work experience , was also accompanied by a high rate of resigna- tion : of those who were dismissed or who voluntarily left between 1976 and 1978 , almost two ...
Page 221
... recruitment followed ' market forces ' , parties would now have a numerical majority of white - collar worker and ... recruitment strategies . Anxiety about membership densities among manual workers may have accentuated regime ...
... recruitment followed ' market forces ' , parties would now have a numerical majority of white - collar worker and ... recruitment strategies . Anxiety about membership densities among manual workers may have accentuated regime ...
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Interwar Eastern Europe | 15 |
War Communism and Stalinism | 48 |
The Structure and Development of Centrally | 68 |
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