Zbigniew Rau teaches Soviet government and the politics of Eastern Europe at the University of Texas-Austin.

• Introduction -- Human Nature, Social Engineering and the Reemergence of Civil Society -- The Nature of Society and Social Conflict as Depicted in the Polish Press in 1981 -- Intellectuals and Their Two Paths to Civil Society in Estonia -- Civil Society and National Emancipation: The Ukrainian Case -- Creating a Crimean Tatar National Movement: The Role and Impact of Literature -- From Nationalism to Civil Society and Tolerance -- Post-Totalitarianism, Civil Society, and the Limits of the Western Model -- Revolution, Civil Society, and Democracy

Zbigniew Rau teaches Soviet government and the politics of Eastern Europe at the University of Texas-Austin.

• Introduction -- Human Nature, Social Engineering and the Reemergence of Civil Society -- The Nature of Society and Social Conflict as Depicted in the Polish Press in 1981 -- Intellectuals and Their Two Paths to Civil Society in Estonia -- Civil Society and National Emancipation: The Ukrainian Case -- Creating a Crimean Tatar National Movement: The Role and Impact of Literature -- From Nationalism to Civil Society and Tolerance -- Post-Totalitarianism, Civil Society, and the Limits of the Western Model -- Revolution, Civil Society, and Democracy

Zbigniew Rau teaches Soviet government and the politics of Eastern Europe at the University of Texas-Austin.

• Introduction -- Human Nature, Social Engineering and the Reemergence of Civil Society -- The Nature of Society and Social Conflict as Depicted in the Polish Press in 1981 -- Intellectuals and Their Two Paths to Civil Society in Estonia -- Civil Society and National Emancipation: The Ukrainian Case -- Creating a Crimean Tatar National Movement: The Role and Impact of Literature -- From Nationalism to Civil Society and Tolerance -- Post-Totalitarianism, Civil Society, and the Limits of the Western Model -- Revolution, Civil Society, and Democracy