SOME BIBLIOGRAPHICAL NOTES

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. FOREWORD TO THE REVISED EDITION vii
3. PREFACE TO THE FIRST EDITION xi
4. CONTENTS xv
5. I Introduction
6. 1. AUTOCRACY AND THE PROBLEM OF THE STATE 3
7. 2. THE GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS OF TOTALITARIAN DICTATORSHIP 15
8. II Dictator and Party
9. 3 THE DICTATOR 31
10. 4 THE NATURE AND ROLE OF THE PARTY 45
11. 5 YOUTH AND THE FUTURE OF THE PARTY 60
12. 6 THE PROBLEM OF SUCCESSION 70
13. III The Totalitarian Ideology
14. 7 THE NATURE OF TOTAL IDEOLOGY: ITS SYMBOLS AND MYTHS 85
15. 8 THE HISTORICAL ROOTS OF TOTALITARIAN IDEOLOGY 98
16. 9 THE CHANGE AND CORRUPTION OF IDEOLOGY 107
17. 10 THE CONSTITUTION, THE LAW, AND JUSTICE 116
18. IV Propaganda and the Terror
19. 11 PROPAGANDA AND THE MONOPOLY OF COMMUNICATIONS 129
20. 12 EDUCATION AS INDOCTRINATION AND TRAINING 148
21. 13 THE TERROR AND THE PASSION FOR UNANIMITY 161
22. 14 THE SECRET POLICE AND THE PEOPLE'S ENEMIES 172
23. 15 PURGES, CONFESSIONS, AND CAMPS 183
24. V The Directed Economy
25. 16 TOTALITARIAN BUREAUCRATIZATION 205
26. 17 PLANS AND PLANNING 219
27. 18 THE BATTLE FOR PRODUCTION AND INDUSTRIAL EXPANSION 230
28. 19 LABOR: BOND OR FREE? 245
29. 20 AGRICULTURE: ORGANIZING THE PEASANTRY 260
30. VI Islands of Separateness
31. 21 THE GENERAL PROBLEM OF RESISTANCE 279
32. 22 THE FAMILY 290
33. 23 THE CHURCHES 299
34. 24 THE UNIVERSITIES AND THE TECHNICIANS 316
35. 25 LITERATURE AND THE ARTS 329
36. VII Totalitarian Expansionism and the Future
37. 26 THE MILITARY ESTABLISHMENT 343
38. 27 THE FOREIGN POLICY OF EXPANSION 353
39. 28 THE STAGES OF DEVELOPMENT AND THE FUTURE 367
40. SOME BIBLIOGRAPHICAL NOTES 381
41. BIBLIOGRAPHICAL REFERENCES 389
42. INDEX OF AUTHORS CITED 423
43. INDEX 427