The paper inquires into the power games and conflicts accompanying the restructuring of the security services from an aspect of organizational sociology. In accordance with this purpose it starts with a short survey of the upbuilding of the security services after the system-change and a sketch of their structural-functional place within the whole state administration. It is followed by an analysis of the governmental decisions aiming at the realization of the reform conception.
Georg Lukács never wrote a separate political philosophy and we cannot even derive any Marxist political theory from his late works. Nevertheless it does not mean that we could not recognize in these works the peculiarly Lukácsian view of political philosophy. In this essay the author tries to reconstruct the architecture of his political ideas in terms of Stalinism and democracy. Therefore he shall discuss his 'political testament' of late sixties
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