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Ofiary rewolucji Czerwonych Khmerów w Kambodży. Próba obiektywnej oceny

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Jelonek A. W.

1998

nr I

225-234

The question if a revolution is successful or not may be evaluated . from many standpoints: successful takeover of political superstructure, changes in the existing social and economic relations, effective interference in cultural and symbolical values of the nation or implementation of declared ideology.The Khmer Rouge revolution - one of the bloodiest in history - brought boundless sufferings in Cambodia. The Democratic Kampuchea was almost universally condemned on the international scene, but on the other hand, it gained a gloomy and sensational glory, because of colossal human, casualties, resulted from implementation of its concept of development. Statistically, it is very difficult to count the number of victims, especially that emotions are involved. The article contains an analysis of different calculations of the human casualties of the Cambodian tragedy. The author concludes that the most probable total number of victims can be estimated at 740,000. The number of two million indicated by several politicians and repeated by juornalists seems to be exaggerated.

Azja rejonu Pacyfi ku a system światowy; uwagi u progu nowego wieku

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Jelonek A. W.

nr V

97-104

Five years after the end of the Cold War, a great debate erupted about the prospects of liberal democracy, and about the universal applicability of the Western patterns of the organisation of state and society. "Asia" and "the West" were widely perceived as antagonist entities in this debate. Sweeping generalisations abounded. "Western" individualism was pitted against "Asian" statism, corporatism, networks, "web societies", Confucianism, collectivism and author itarianism. With this discussion somewhere in the background, essentially three points of view emerged on the bilateral Asian-Western relations, and on the real location of the "East" in the international system: - In 1992, Francis Fukuyama announced "the end of history" presuming that we face the definite double victory of liberal democracy and of free market economy. - In 1993, on the contrary, Jean-Marie Guéhenno declared "the end of democracy". He pointed out global spread of "network" relations in the world economy and considered them "Asian" by their very nature. - In 1993 as well, Samuel Huntington launched his concept of the "clashes of civilisations", and in particular the conflict between Confucian and Islamic civilisations and the West. All these concepts are deeply rooted in the belief that the culture and politics are interdependent, and constitute the basic factors that determine the world system. Such theories put an emphasis on the principal differences between "civilisations", ignoring points of similarity between the situation of the West and of the East. This paper aims at broadening this perspective and indicates another approach essentially based on Wallerstein's world system theory.

Granice okcydentalizacji. Różnice w systemie wartości politycznych

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Jelonek A. W.

nr 3

157-167