Are Past Conflicts Now Over? Oppositions to Collectivism in the Tatras
The conflicts arising from imposed agrarian collectivism provide a key to interpreting the transformations and blockages that societies in mountain areas experienced during the second half of the 20th century. The diversity of village populations in the Slovak Tatras explains the increase in the num...
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| description | The conflicts arising from imposed agrarian collectivism provide a key to interpreting the transformations and blockages that societies in mountain areas experienced during the second half of the 20th century. The diversity of village populations in the Slovak Tatras explains the increase in the number of such conflictual situations over the four decades of socialism. This article compares the conflicts that arose in three villages in the same mountain region with that of a fourth that was successful in its modernisation. It highlights the components and geographical effects of social change. |
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| spelling | doaj.art-026904d3524e4914870aa8df1ade4b5d2024-02-14T15:01:21ZengInstitut de Géographie AlpineRevue de Géographie Alpine0035-11211760-7426104110.4000/rga.3259Are Past Conflicts Now Over? Oppositions to Collectivism in the TatrasMichel LompechThe conflicts arising from imposed agrarian collectivism provide a key to interpreting the transformations and blockages that societies in mountain areas experienced during the second half of the 20th century. The diversity of village populations in the Slovak Tatras explains the increase in the number of such conflictual situations over the four decades of socialism. This article compares the conflicts that arose in three villages in the same mountain region with that of a fourth that was successful in its modernisation. It highlights the components and geographical effects of social change.https://journals.openedition.org/rga/3259SlovakiaTatrasdecollectivisationsocial change |
| spellingShingle | Michel Lompech Are Past Conflicts Now Over? Oppositions to Collectivism in the Tatras Revue de Géographie Alpine Slovakia Tatras decollectivisation social change |
| title | Are Past Conflicts Now Over? Oppositions to Collectivism in the Tatras |
| title_full | Are Past Conflicts Now Over? Oppositions to Collectivism in the Tatras |
| title_fullStr | Are Past Conflicts Now Over? Oppositions to Collectivism in the Tatras |
| title_full_unstemmed | Are Past Conflicts Now Over? Oppositions to Collectivism in the Tatras |
| title_short | Are Past Conflicts Now Over? Oppositions to Collectivism in the Tatras |
| title_sort | are past conflicts now over oppositions to collectivism in the tatras |
| topic | Slovakia Tatras decollectivisation social change |
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