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Eurocommunism — The Ideological and Political-Theoretical Foundations

After juxtaposing the garbled title of this volume with its generally irrelevant and superficial contents, the reader will immediately suspect that still another academic press has thrown quality to the wind and decided to cash in quickly on the one European political phenomenon of the past half decade, before Poland, which caught the attention of informed American public opinion. The task was relatively easy, as no original scholarly essays had to be commissioned. Instead, Greenwood Press simply recycled papers delivered at what would appear to have been a rather dismal conference at the Graduate Center of the City University of New York in October 1978.