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All Shook Up

Name: All Shook Up
Brand: Academic Studies Press
SKU: 51955907
Price: 509 CZK
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Author: Nigel Raab
ISBN: 9798897837595

The Shifting Soviet Response to Catastrophes, 1917-1991

Nigel Raab

Arsenii Chiorniy

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Ruština

Kniha Brožovaná

Libristo kód: 51955907

Nakladatelství Academic Studies Press, únor 2026

All Shook Up is the first full-length study to explore how the Soviet government and citizens respon... Celý popis

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All Shook Up is the first full-length study to explore how the Soviet government and citizens responded to major disasters. Although traditional disaster studies focus on scientific aspects, All Shook Up looks at political repercussions and social opportunities that emerged after disasters. By juxtaposing the response to earthquakes in the Central Asian republics to nuclear catastrophe in Ukraine, Nigel Raab shows how Soviet citizens not only rebuilt devastated cities but also experimented with new values. After the Tashkent earthquake in 1966, architects experimented with Western design and youth underwent their own version of a sexual revolution. This study of Soviet disasters challenges stereotypical representations of the Soviet Union as a monolithic state.