Using the sociologist's tools and approach, Denitch describes the consolidation of the new revolutionary order in Yugoslavia and its legitimation through the building of new mass-based participatory institutions. The analysis and conclusions of this strongly argued book, which differ from those of many Western observers on crucial points, deserve a careful reading.
In This Review
The Legitimation of a Revolution: The Yugoslav Case
The Legitimation of a Revolution: The Yugoslav Case
Yale University Press,
1976,
254 pp.
$15.00 Purchase
In This Review
The Legitimation of a Revolution: The Yugoslav Case
The Legitimation of a Revolution: The Yugoslav Case
Yale University Press,
1976,
254 pp.
$15.00 Purchase
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