Accidental Occidental

Name: Accidental Occidental
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Bol Provides a historical record of the journey from the 1917 Bolshevik revolution's economic agenda to the present transition from communism, serving as a staunch defense of market capitalism and liberal democracy by affirming the superiority of market and democratic systems over their non-market and non-democratic counterparts. Besides providing a historical record of the long road from the economic agenda of the 1917 Bolshevik revolution to the present transition from communism, this book can be considered a staunch defense of market capitalism and liberal democracy. Any celebration of the current transition in Eastern Europe necessarily affirms the superiority of a market system over a non-market one and of a democratic system over a non-democratic one. The author does not deny the failures, shortcomings or imperfections of market economy and democracy. Nor does he take the survival of market capitalism and liberal democracy for granted. On the contrary, by highlighting the valiant and painful process of transition and attempting to understand its economics and culture, he seeks to contribute to the theoretical (academic) and practical (political) defense of Western civilization.

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Provides a historical record of the journey from the 1917 Bolshevik revolution's economic agenda to the present transition from communism, serving as a staunch defense of market capitalism and liberal democracy by affirming the superiority of market and democratic systems over their non-market and non-democratic counterparts. Besides providing a historical record of the long road from the economic agenda of the 1917 Bolshevik revolution to the present transition from communism, this book can be considered a staunch defense of market capitalism and liberal democracy. Any celebration of the current transition in Eastern Europe necessarily affirms the superiority of a market system over a non-market one and of a democratic system over a non-democratic one. The author does not deny the failures, shortcomings or imperfections of market economy and democracy. Nor does he take the survival of market capitalism and liberal democracy for granted. On the contrary, by highlighting the valiant and painful process of transition and attempting to understand its economics and culture, he seeks to contribute to the theoretical (academic) and practical (political) defense of Western civilization.

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