Príklady perestroika

• Besides, it must also be taken into account that they hoped perestroika would be successful.

• Even before perestroika, the similarities were noticed by those capable of distancing themselves from the over-familiar.

• And it looks like perestroika is the price to be paid for glasnost, or jazznost as it has been called in this context.

• Evidently, perestroika, contrary to the expectations of its architects, triggered nationalistic forces.

• Probably the general antagonism towards perestroika distracted respondents from discussing their economic concerns.

• Some, at least, of those whose career data are defective were probably also politically active by the late perestroika years.

• The development of environmental policies and institutions since perestroika is useful background to know.

• What was especially needed in order for glasnost and perestroika to work was patience and an acceptance of disorder.

• With the beginning of perestroika, this socio-cultural stratum formed the center of social activity because it had gained direct access to the mass media.

• Often crucial were the commitments they adopted and the antagonisms they incurred in the confused intra-elite struggles of the late perestroika years.

• It was only to be expected that it would disappear from the historical stage in the wake of glasnost and perestroika.

• Even once the rectification campaign and perestroika and glasnost had been introduced, the differences were played down, as had traditionally been the case.

• These processes resulted in the formation of the social subculture that twenty years later provided the impetus for the reforms of perestroika.

• Indeed, all major and influential civic organisations were formed during the early 'perestroika' period.

• Buckley helps the reader to understand the ironies of glasnost and perestroika.