Fascism, liberalism, and social democracy in central Europe : past and present / edited by Lene Bøgh Sørensen and Leslie C. Eliason.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Introduction / Lene Bøgh Sørensen, Leslie C. Eliason -- Historical roots of Austrian right wing politics: traditions and preconditions / Curt Sørensen -- Development of FPÖ from 1986 to 1996 / Reinhold Gärtner -- Austrian social democracy at the crossroads: the political consequences of the 1999 elections / Leslie C. Eliason -- Labour movement in the first Austrian republic: theory and praxis of Austromarxism / Curt Sørensen -- Politics of antipolitics? The radical right in the Czech Republic / Vladimíra Dvořákovǎ -- Fall and rise of social democracy in the Czech Republic / Jiří Kunc -- Economists or lawyers? Institutional foundations of emerging democracy: the Czechoslovak example / Václav Žák -- Modernisation and nationalism: pathways to power for ex-communists in Europe, and the Hungarian case / András Bozóki -- Turning points of Hungarian social democracy / György Borsányi -- Did Hungary become fascist? / Lene Bøgh Sørensen -- Skinheads, extremists and neo-nazis in East-Central Europe / László Kürti -- Combatting the ultra-right in Hungary: the limitations of liberalism / Bill Lomax -- Ideological (dis)continuity as a factor of the formation of the party system in Slovakia / Grigorij Mesežnikov