Revolutionary Breakthroughs and National Development: The Case of Romania, 1944-1965

Agerpress Alexandru Drăghici analysis argue attempt autonomy behavior bloc Bodnaraş breaking breaking-through process Bulgarian cadres character Chinese coherent Comecon commitment Communist Party concept concerned conflict Congress Constantinescu context critical decisive breakthrough defined definition Dej's Drăghici economic effective elements elite nucleus elite's emphasis emulation existence Fischer-Galati Ghana Gheorghiu Gheorghiu-Dej goals Ibid ideology industrialization initiation institutions Ionescu Iron Guard issues Khrushchev latent learning leadership Leninist Leninist elites major manian ment Miron Constantinescu mobilization Montias nation-building nationalist neocolonial new-class Nicolae Ceauşescu organization organizational orientation Party elite party institutionalization Party's patrimonial peasants period Petru Dumitriu political community political integration position posture problems redefinition reform regime regime's relations revolution revolutionary role Romanian Communist Party Romanian elite Romanian Party Romanian Workers Scînteia significant situation social socialist sovereignty Soviet elite Soviet Union specific statement strategy structure tion tional unity York Yugoslav