Vaclav Havel: A Political Tragedy in Six Acts
The Economist
'An extraordinary drama and all the more gripping for having at its center a hero with such obvious failings and such human appeal. It is an important political story as well, raising urgent questions about co-operation and resistance, power and democracy.'
From this Book see also:
Sample Chapter
or
Reviews:
Slavoj Zizek in The London Review of Books
Covers:
Authored
The Life and Death of Democracy
Violence And Democracy
Global Civil Society?
Whatever Happened to Democracy?
Vaclav Havel a Political Tragedy in Six Acts
Civil Society: Old Images, New Visions
Tom Paine, A Political Life
The Media and Democracy
Reflections on Violence
Democracy and Civil Society
Public Life and Late Capitalism
After Full Employment
Edited
Politika i strah
Civil Society: Berlin Perspectives
The Changing Nature of Democracy
The Power of the Powerless
Civil Society and Democracy
Disorganized Capitalism
Nomads of the Present
Contradictions of the Welfare State
