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The Dialectic of Change keyword-radical-history and yet their stories areIn this follow up to his acclaimed The Thinking Reed, Boris Kagarlistky presents an incisive analysis of the interplay between reform and revolution in Western and Eastern Europe in the twentieth century. At once theoretical and polemical, the book attempts to develop a dialogue between the emergent Soviet Left of which he is a key figure and radical forces in the West, in pursuit of a coherent and consistent strategy of change. The first part of