| Leaders of the latter attacked Eurocommunism, and it was stalwartly defended by the Spanish leader and others. |
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| At the time it also developed a party line that came to resemble Eurocommunism, ostensibly independent of both the USSR and China. |
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| The rising tide of Eurocommunism in southern Europe since the mid-1970s also worried the United States much more than the Europeans. |
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| In Latin Europe, the communist parties weakened as the era of Eurocommunism waned. |
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| But that whole concept of Eurocommunism or African communism is against the basic thrust of history. |
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| It was born out of Eurocommunism – when the communist parties of the west declared loyalty to parliamentary democracy instead of Moscow. |
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| At the same time, with Eurocommunism gaining strength, resistance to Moscow's dictate was getting stronger too. |
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| In Western Europe, the long postwar boom and the lack of progress made by the Communist parties there led in the 1970s to the emergence of a trend known as Eurocommunism. |
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| There was indeed a shift to the right beginning in the 1970s, one manifestation of which was the advent of Eurocommunism, a rejection of even nominal allegiance to the Soviet Union by some Communist parties in West Europe. |
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| Nugud was a sharp intellectual well versed in Marxist classics and the literature of Eurocommunism. |
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| Lopez Miera is considered extremely knowledgeable, influenced by European culture and familiar with the ideas of Eurocommunism. |
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| The French Communists' flirtation with Eurocommunism was brief and hesitant in comparison to the experiences of other European Communist parties. |
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| Cultural hegemony has philosophically influenced Eurocommunism, the social sciences, and the activist politics of socially liberal and progressive politicians. |
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| Syriza's own origins can be found in Eurocommunism and the split that took place in 1968 in the Greek Communist Party between reformers and orthodox Communists. |
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