00811 2200133 4500245006400000020001800064700002100082650005400103005001900157260003900176084001200215300002700227500042300254 aThe glasnot papers b : voices on reform from moscowhText a0-8133-0921-2 aMelville, Andrei aThe glasnot papers : voices on reform from moscow a20210403124119 aColorado USAbWestview Pressc1990 a320.947 avii, 359 hlm. :c23 cm aThere is no doubt that the most important step taken by Gorbachev in his perestroika was his intoduction of glasnot at the begining of 1987. All that followed in every sphere of domestic life was possible primarily because of glasnot. But Gorbachev did not at the time foresee the far reaching consequences of this step. The guided reform of perestroika was transformed into a revolution with it's owninternal dynamic.