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my? The fact remains that many Party members believed that their life’s
work was in jeopardy and were probably happy when the reforms lost
steam by the late 1960s and were eventually aborted. If that was the case,
then ‘work stoppages’ like the one at the Port of Koper probably proved
that their fears were grounded. The turbulent 1965-1970 reform period
in Slovenia and the rest of Yugoslavia thus raises the question of the na-
ture of socialism and its relation to capitalism. Leaving manifestos, pro-
grammes, and ideals aside, what was the fundamental difference?
Bibliography
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AS, CK, ZKS: Arhiv Republike Slovenije, Centralni komite, Zveza komu-
nistov Slovenije.
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Movements. London: Verso.
Bock, G. 1987. »Drugo« delavsko gibanje v ZDA od 1905 do 1922 / The
Industrial Workers of the World. Ljubljana: ŠKUC / Filozofska
fakulteta.
Centrih, L. 2019a. ‘»Maribor ob morju«: Zveza komunistov Slovenije in
vprašanje poselitve Koprskega okraja v letih 1945–1965.’ Dve domo-
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einige selbstvewaltete Unterbrechungen der Arbeit’: streiks im so-
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my? The fact remains that many Party members believed that their life’s
work was in jeopardy and were probably happy when the reforms lost
steam by the late 1960s and were eventually aborted. If that was the case,
then ‘work stoppages’ like the one at the Port of Koper probably proved
that their fears were grounded. The turbulent 1965-1970 reform period
in Slovenia and the rest of Yugoslavia thus raises the question of the na-
ture of socialism and its relation to capitalism. Leaving manifestos, pro-
grammes, and ideals aside, what was the fundamental difference?
Bibliography
Archival sources
AS, CK, ZKS: Arhiv Republike Slovenije, Centralni komite, Zveza komu-
nistov Slovenije.
References
Arrighi, G., T. K. Hopkins, and I. Wallerstein. 1989. Antisystemic
Movements. London: Verso.
Bock, G. 1987. »Drugo« delavsko gibanje v ZDA od 1905 do 1922 / The
Industrial Workers of the World. Ljubljana: ŠKUC / Filozofska
fakulteta.
Centrih, L. 2019a. ‘»Maribor ob morju«: Zveza komunistov Slovenije in
vprašanje poselitve Koprskega okraja v letih 1945–1965.’ Dve domo-
vini 50:147–62.
———. 2019b. ‘»Govorile so celo strojnice!« Boljševizem v prevrat-
ni dobi na Slovenskem: med preprostim ljudskim uporništvom in
vplivi ruske revolucije.’ In Slovenski prelom 1918, edited by A. Gabrič,
311–27. Ljubljana: Slovenska matica.
Gombač, J. 2005. Esuli ali optanti? Zgodovinski primer v luči sodobne teori-
je. Ljubljana: ZRC SAZU.
Guzej, G. 1970a. ‘Prekinitev dela v luki Koper.’ Delo, 28 March 1970.
———. 1970b. ‘Ugotovitve o Luki Koper.’ Delo, 14 April 1970.
Hadalin, J. 2018. ‘‘In Jugoslawien kennen wir keine Streiks, haben aber
einige selbstvewaltete Unterbrechungen der Arbeit’: streiks im so-
zialistischen Slowenien vom Streik in Trbovlje bis zur Streikwelle
in den späten achtziger Jahre.’ Central European Papers 6 (1): 139–56.
170
