What aspect of socialist history and heritage do you want to study?  The extent of support by the general public?  The kinds of policies pursued, and their degree of success or failure?  The conformance of adopted policy with the 'theory of socialism' as outlined by various theorists?  The consistency and/or change in policies over the years in response to different challenges?  Each of these questions, and all of  them, are relevant in some way to the history and heritage of socialism.  So you want to study all of them, or some of them, or something entirely different?

 Dear William Sheidan,

Thank you so much for your response. Of course, socialist history consists of informal framework (norms, conventions, codes of behaviors and the conduct of a society) and formal framework (rule, laws, and constitutions).  Could you pls help me relative papers to this?

Thank you very much agian!

Hello. You can find Les cinq communismes..Los cinco comunismos (1972) Editorial tiempo Nuevo. Venezuela

1971 by Editions du Seuil, Paris

Dear Bladimir Diaz,

Thank you very much for  your recommend

You can  read or search

http://cellunerg.blogspot.com/2011/03/fuentes-bibliograficas-del-socialismo-2.html

https://issuu.com/cedice/docs/del-buen-salvaje-al-buen-revolucion

http://independent.typepad.com/elindependent/2006/11/la_propiedad_pr.html

http://contrapeso.info/2005/6_preguntas_sobre_democracia/

Dear Bladimir Diaz,

Thank you so much for your valuable recommend relative papers. Do you know any closely papers relate to "individual's perception of entrepreneurship in socialist countries"

Have a nice day

socialist countries, today?

1. Classification

Cuba, North Korea, Vietnam, China

2. Classification

 Socialist States in the Twentieth Century Country System / Beginning

Angola People's Republic 1975 1992

People's Republic 1945 1991

Bulgaria People's Republic 1944 1989

Cambodia People's Republic 1975 1991

Czechoslovakia Federal Socialist Republic 1948 1989

North Korea Democratic People's Republic 1948 -

Cuba Socialist Republic 1961 -

Eritrea Democratic People's Republic (Ethiopia) 1975 1991

Ethiopia Democratic People's Republic 1975 1991

Hungary People's Republic 1945 1989

Laos People's Democratic Republic 1975 -

Mongolia People's Republic 1922 1990

Mozambique People's Republic 1975 1990

Poland People's Republic 1947 1989

People's Republic of China People's Republic 1949 -

Romania People's Republic (since 1965 Socialist Republic) 1947 1989

Democratic Republic of the Congo Democratic Republic 1949 1990

Somalia

USSR Federation of Socialist Republics 1922 1991

Vietnam Socialist Republic (until 1976 Democratic Republic) 1954 (north), 1976 (south) -

South Yemen Democratic People's Republic 1974 1990

Yugoslavia Federal Socialist Republic 1945 1992

3. Classification

Democratic socialists? : Spain, Brazil, Chile, Bolivia, Peru, Colombia, Uruguay, Paraguay, all democratically elected,

Totalitarian and dictatorial socialists: North Korea, Cuba, China, do not allow other parties, freedom of expression etc.

Socialists in danger of falling into dictatorship: Venezuela and Nicaragua

By socialist, all Europe

The whole discussion of K Popper, Hayek, the school of Vienna with the Frankfort school

also

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/23752664_Entrepreneurship_in_Post-Socialist_Economies

http://www.emeraldinsight.com/doi/abs/10.1108/JSBED-04-2014-0062

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/226452321_Entrepreneurial_intent_in_a_transitional_economy_An_application_of_the_theory_of_planned_behavior_to_Romanian_students

http://conocimientos-marxismo.blogspot.com/2011/02/lista-de-paises-socialistas.html

https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anexo:Estados_socialistas

Article Entrepreneurship in Post-Socialist Economies

Article Entrepreneurial intent in a transitional economy: An applica...

Dear Bladimir Diaz,

I greatly appreciate your help and kindness!

Have a nice day!

You are welcome