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Sociology in Eastern Europe: Trends and Prospects
1971
Slavic Review: Interdisciplinary Quarterly of Russian, Eurasian, and East European Studies
The Seventh World Congress of Sociologists in Varna, Bulgaria, held in September 1970, marked a major stage in the development of social science, particularly sociology, in the one-party states of Eastern Europe. Taking place in the most orthodox country of an increasingly diverse bloc, the congress was characterized by the largest and best-organized participation to date of sociologists from Eastern Europe. One country in the area—Albania—did not participate at all; and Yugoslavia, which is
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