Description: Preface Assumptions: The Nature of Power The Non-Christian Model of Man The Nature of Power Elementary Models of Power Idealizing Conditions Enslavement, Revolution, Satanization: Materialist Model I The State, and the Organization of Civil Society: Materialist-Institutionalist Model II Ideology of Power and Citizens' Utopia: Materialist-Consciousness Model III Global Models of Power The Mechanism of Aggression The Structure and Development of an Empire: Materialist Model IV A Bloc: Materialist Model V Special Models of Power The Influence of Technological Progress on the Relations of Power: Materialist Model VI Power and Its Forces of Coercion: Materialist Model VII Factions Within Authority: Materialist-Institutionalist Model VIII A Certain Historical Approximation: The Development of the Soviet Union Power and Civil Society in Soviet History: An Interpretation in Terms of Models I-II The Social-Political Consciousness. Real Marxism in Real Socialism: An Interpretation in Terms of Model III The Soviet Empire and the Soviet Bloc: An Interpretation in Terms of Models IV-V Models of Socialism and Its History: A Divergence Conclusions Appendices Bibliography Index

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