Books on autarky

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Books on autarky Anonymous 21-05-24 06:33:20 No.22141

I need books on the following countries:

>DPRK
>Communist Romania
>Albania under Hoxha
>Democratic Kampuchea

I'm particularly interested in the notion of autarky and how all of these countries were able to govern themselves while defying the rest of the world.

Anonymous 23-05-24 04:12:28 No.22152

>DPRK
Try Bruce Cumings works on Korea
>Communist Romania
Tough one. I only know one book on socialist Romania and I haven't even read it. It's called Ceausescu: Builder of Modern Romania
>Albania under Hoxha
Coming of Age: Albania Under Hoxha by James O'Donnell
Pickaxe and Rifle by William Ash
>Democratic Kampuchea
Try Michael Vickery's works on Cambodia

Anonymous 27-05-24 06:12:18 No.22168

>>22152
>Try Michael Vickery's works on Cambodia
Are they pro or anti-Pol Pot?

Anonymous 27-05-24 21:59:21 No.22173

>>22141
Read classical economical argument on free trade and spezialization.

Anonymous 30-05-24 19:57:35 No.22231

>>22168
I don't think he's either, but right wingers will call him pro Pol Pot because he's way less biased than lib historians and rejects the claim of KR killing millions. i once saw Vickery referred to as a "pro-Vietnam revisionist".

Anonymous 30-07-24 18:58:59 No.22643

On a similar note, are there any good pro-Mugabe books?

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