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Solidarity and the Politics of Anti-Politics
Opposition and Reform in Poland Since 1968

David Ost (Author)

9780877229001

Paperback / softback, published 7 August 1991

277 pages
2.5 x 15.2 x 1.6 cm, 0.422 kg

"For both academic analysts and political activists, this book offers useful lessons from the Polish experience with anti-politics and neocorporatism."
-Political Science Quarterly

"In his superb book, ...political scientist David Ost chronicles the trajectory of the Polish post-war opposition from its roots in the fascist resistance up to the actions of Solidarity in 19.... [He] astutely bridges academic disciplines, interweaving social theory with intellectual and political history to explain Solidarity's raison d'etre.... In an age when definitions of left and right have become obscured, Solidarity and the Politics of Anti-Politics stands out at a creative example of left thought."
-In These Times

"Ost contributes not only an explication of Polish political life, but he also presents a vision of democracy applicable to the Western world as a whole."
-Jewish Currents

An analysis of Solidarity from it origins in the Polish "new left" to the union's resurgence in 1988-89

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