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The significance of the end of the Cold War is obviously greatest for people in Eastern Europe, who experienced socialism's failures first-hand. In Western Europe, by contrast, the exhaustion of the socialist project is obviously less wrenching. But it does change the political landscape in those societies and effectively removes what once provided both a compelling vision and an occasionally inspiring political rhetoric. It must also change, sooner or later, the intellectual framework within which both scholars and the public operate. In discussing society, Western scholars often act as if trapped in discourses that derive from the past, and they fail to take recent history seriously.
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