Figures List of Contributors Introduction David S. Danaher, Barbara J. Falk, and Delia Popescu Chapter 1: What to Do When You Find Yourself in a Revolutionary Situation James Krapfl Chapter 2: Space and Revolution Kieran Williams Chapter 3: Time and Revolution Delia Popescu Chapter 4: Transitional Justice after Post-Communist Revolutions: Three Lessons Lavinia Stan Chapter 5: 'Us vs Them'? The Legacy of Martial Law in Contemporary Polish Literature Lukasz Wodzynski Chapter 6: Can Democracy Emerge from Dictatorship? The Shadow of Communist Practices in the Czech Republic after 1989 Muriel Blaive Chapter 7: Where Have All the Flowers Gone? Global Anti-Authoritarian Protest Before and Since 1989 Padraic Kenney Chapter 8: Non-Violence and Violence: Learning and Unlearning 1989 Barbara J. Falk Chapter 9: The Romanian Revolution of December 1989: The Failed Counterrevolution of Nicolae Ceausescu's Securitate 'Stay Behind' Force Richard Andrew Hall and Andrei Ursu Chapter 10: Art and Transcendence: How Art Helped Create the Revolutions of 1989 and How It Can Shape Revolution Today Aspen Brinton Chapter 11: A Haunted Site of Modernity: Affective Dissent and the Legacies of Trauma in Czechoslovakian Public Monumental Sculpture Amy J. Hughes Chapter 12: Language Matters David S. Danaher Index.