The institutional origins of vaccines distrust: Evidence from former-Soviet countries by Joan Costa-Font, Jorge Garcia-Hombrados, Anna Nicińska

“…How is vaccines scepticism related to the exposure to Soviet communism? Using individual level evidence on vaccine trust with regards to its efficiency and safety in 122 countries that differ in their exposure to communism, we document that past exposure to Soviet communism is associated with lower trust in vaccination. …”
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The institutional origins of vaccines distrust: Evidence from former-Soviet countries. by Joan Costa-Font, Jorge Garcia-Hombrados, Anna Nicińska

“…How is vaccines scepticism related to the exposure to Soviet communism? Using individual level evidence on vaccine trust with regards to its efficiency and safety in 122 countries that differ in their exposure to communism, we document that past exposure to Soviet communism is associated with lower trust in vaccination. …”
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Agent for Lenin og Stalin. En dansk malers utrolige liv by Ole Martin Rønning

“…Based on the life of the Danish communist Georg Laursen, Julie Birkedal Riisbro and Niels Erik Rosenfeldt depict the development of Soviet communism as well as its effects and influence among radicals around Europe.…”
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History and Changeability of the Past by Marcello Flores

“…As the history of the 1900s amply demonstrates – of which the Shoah and the Nazi destruction of the Jews as well as Soviet communism, the history of Italy and McCarthyism in the United States, as well as the genocides of the 1990s, are touched on in this article – the interpretation of the events involved the greatest difficulty in identifying a recognized and shared truth.…”
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THE COMMUNAL ESTRANGEMENT OF LABOUR AND THE CREATIVE WORK by S. B. Bakhitov

“…Contemporary capitalist society after the collapse of the Soviet communism is a capitalist service-rent society. …”
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Guardare lontano. Modelli, esplorazioni e collaborazioni internazionali del movimento di Unità Popolare (1953-1957) by Roberto Colozza è ricercatore post-doc presso il Centre d’Histoire de Sciences Po di Parigi nell’ambito di una borsa Marie Curie dell’UE (7° PQ).

“…UP looked at the international scene to find political examples of a leftist third way between the social-democracy pragmatism and the illiberal Soviet communism. UP was interested in several and heterogeneous models, that we can boil down two categories: the “reformist progressivism” – the Labour Party and the French “deuxième gauche”; the “revolutionary progressivism” – Yugoslavia and China. …”
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Why Has Marxism-Leninism Succeeded in Cuba? by Joe Pateman, John Pateman

“…Many dismiss Marxism-Leninism as an obsolete and discredited doctrine, one that died with the collapse of Soviet communism. Nevertheless, Marxism-Leninism lives on in Cuba, where the Communist Party is using it to guide the Revolution and construction of socialism. …”
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En kort introduktion till Sovjetunionen by Klas-Göran Karlsson

“…En kort introduksjon til Sovjetunionen (A short introduction to Soviet Union) expresses a 2020s view of Soviet history, with a focus on how Soviet Communism is related to national identities and nationalism, in particular Ukrainian nationalism, and often based on cultural forms of expression.. …”
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Sweden's image in the world: still a ‘model’? by Schroeder, R

“…This paper reviews the evolution of the Swedish model from a ‘middle way’ between Soviet communism and American capitalism to a welfare state under strain. …”

Regional blocks and Imperial legacies: mapping the global offshore FDI network by Haberly, D, Wojcik, D

“…We identify four primary offshore FDI subnetworks, bearing the imprint of four key processes and events: European, particularly UK colonialism, the post–WWII hegemonic alliance between the United States and Western Europe, the fall of Soviet communism, and the rise of Chinese capitalism. We also find evidence of qualitative, but not quantitative, variation in offshore FDI based on national rule of law and communist history.…”

The Content Characterization of Yashname of Soviet Period (Based on Yashname of Turkmenian, Azerbaijan And Karakalpak) / Sovyet Dönemi Yaşnamelerinin Muhteva Özellikleri (Türkmen,... by Elmira Memmedova-Kekeç

“…Yashnames which were written during the Soviet Union eliminated from religion and they began eulogized soviet, communism. As a result government by using censorship had the pieces of literature written for its appetite.…”
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The ُStructure of the International System and its Impact on the State-building Process in Iran in the Second Pahlavi Era (1979- 1946) by Alireza Samiee Esfahani

“…Findings show that Iran's sensitive geopolitical position and structural requirements for playing an active regional player in the US global defense strategy in the Cold War bipolar order, fear of Soviet communism and radical Arab nationalism, the most important and obvious factors influencing the structure of the international system are the security-militarization of the state-building policies of the second Pahlavi regime…”
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Epochality, Global Capitalism and Ecology by Wayne Hope

“…These included the collapse of Fordist Keynesianism, national Keynesianism and Soviet Communism along with First, Second and Third World demarcations; the international proliferation of neo-liberal policy regimes; the growth of transnational corporations in all economic sectors; the predominance of financialisation and the reconstitution of global workforces. …”
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Nikolai A. Berdyaev in the Netherlands: on the history of the catholic reception of russian thought in the 1920s–1930s by Anatoly Chernyaev, Alexander Tsygankov

“…Berdyaev’s ideas, among which one should particularly note the criticism of Soviet Communism and the secularisation processes within the liberal capitalist system. …”
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Translating Diplomacy: President Juan Bosch, Ambassador John Bartlow Martin, and “The Indelible Spot” by Shelly Jarrett Bromberg

“…Central to this tension was the question of his loyalties to US-style democracy, Soviet communism, and/or Castro’s Cuba. Against this backdrop, the tale of how his short story came to be translated and published is emblematic of the complex, contradictory, and confusing cultural and political discourses surrounding the future of the Dominican Republic within the sphere of US Cold War policies. …”
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