Power and Society in the GDR, 1961-1979 : : The 'Normalisation of Rule'? / / ed. by Mary Fulbrook.
The communist German Democratic Republic, founded in 1949 in the Soviet-occupied zone of post-war Germany is, for many people, epitomized by the Berlin Wall; Soviet tanks and surveillance by the secret security police, the Stasi, appear to be central. But is this really all there is to the GDR¹s his...
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Power and Society in the GDR, 1961-1979 : The 'Normalisation of Rule'? / Frontmatter -- Contents -- Abbreviations -- Chapter 1 The Concept of ‘Normalisation’ and the GDR in Comparative Perspective -- PART I NORMALISATION AS STABILISATION AND ROUTINISATION? SYSTEMIC PARAMETERS AND THE ROLES OF FUNCTIONARIES -- Chapter 2 ‘Aggression in Felt Slippers’: Normalisation and the Ideological Struggle in the Context of Détente and Ostpolitik -- Chapter 3 Economic Politics and Company Culture: The Problem of Routinisation -- Chapter 4 Rural Functionaries and the Transmission of Agricultural Policy: The Case of Bezirk Erfurt from the 1960s to the 1970s -- Chapter 5 The ‘Societalisation’ of the State: Sport for the Masses and Popular Music in the GDR -- Chapter 6 Communication and Compromise: The Prerequisites for Cultural Participation -- Chapter 7 Learning the Rules: Local Activists and the Heimat -- PART II NORMALISATION AS INTERNALISATION? CONFORMITY, ‘NORMALITY’, AND ‘PLAYING THE RULES’ -- Chapter 8 Practices of Survival— Ways of Appropriating ‘The Rules’: Reconsidering Approaches to the History of the GDR -- Chapter 9 The GDR—A Normal Country in the Centre of Europe -- Chapter 10 How Do the 1929ers and the 1949ers Differ? -- Chapter 11 Producing the ‘Socialist Personality’? Socialisation, Education, and the Emergence of New Patterns of Behaviour -- Chapter 12 1977: The GDR’s Most Normal Year? -- Chapter 13 ‘Normalisation’ in the GDR in Retrospect: East German Perspectives on Their Own Lives -- Contributors -- Select Bibliography -- Index |
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Frontmatter -- Contents -- Abbreviations -- Chapter 1 The Concept of ‘Normalisation’ and the GDR in Comparative Perspective -- PART I NORMALISATION AS STABILISATION AND ROUTINISATION? SYSTEMIC PARAMETERS AND THE ROLES OF FUNCTIONARIES -- Chapter 2 ‘Aggression in Felt Slippers’: Normalisation and the Ideological Struggle in the Context of Détente and Ostpolitik -- Chapter 3 Economic Politics and Company Culture: The Problem of Routinisation -- Chapter 4 Rural Functionaries and the Transmission of Agricultural Policy: The Case of Bezirk Erfurt from the 1960s to the 1970s -- Chapter 5 The ‘Societalisation’ of the State: Sport for the Masses and Popular Music in the GDR -- Chapter 6 Communication and Compromise: The Prerequisites for Cultural Participation -- Chapter 7 Learning the Rules: Local Activists and the Heimat -- PART II NORMALISATION AS INTERNALISATION? CONFORMITY, ‘NORMALITY’, AND ‘PLAYING THE RULES’ -- Chapter 8 Practices of Survival— Ways of Appropriating ‘The Rules’: Reconsidering Approaches to the History of the GDR -- Chapter 9 The GDR—A Normal Country in the Centre of Europe -- Chapter 10 How Do the 1929ers and the 1949ers Differ? -- Chapter 11 Producing the ‘Socialist Personality’? Socialisation, Education, and the Emergence of New Patterns of Behaviour -- Chapter 12 1977: The GDR’s Most Normal Year? -- Chapter 13 ‘Normalisation’ in the GDR in Retrospect: East German Perspectives on Their Own Lives -- Contributors -- Select Bibliography -- Index |
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