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1991, Volume 43, Issue 1
- 177-181 The Ukrainian movement for —‘Rukh’: A sociological survey
by Vladimir Paniotto
1990, Volume 42, Issue 4
- 627-654 Soviet decision making and bureaucratic representation: Evidence from the Smolensk archive and an American comparison
by Charles Fairbanks & Susan Thornton - 655-674 Rural depopulation and the restoration of the Russian village under Gorbachev
by Judith Pallot - 675-699 Trends in Soviet military expenditure
by Dmitri Steinberg - 701-722 Employment policy and labour market in transition: From labour shortage to unemployment
by György Sziráczki - 723-741 The management of research and development in Hungary at the end of the 1980s
by Katalin Balázs & Paul Hare & Ray Oakey - 743-757 The patterns of bureaucratic elite recruitment in Poland in the 1970s and 1980s
by Jacek Wasilewski - 759-777 Civil society in Poland and Hungary
by Janina Frentzel‐Zagorska - 779-794 Marxism and
by Eero Loone - 795-809 The macroeconomic correlates of investment growth in the Soviet union
by Jeffrey Summers - 811-814 How many victims in the 1930s?—II
by Alec Nove
1990, Volume 42, Issue 3
- 403-428 The development of individual and cooperative labour activity in the Soviet Union
by Karin Plokker - 429-446 The role of the CPSU international department in soviet foreign relations and national security policy
by Mark Kramer - 447-480 Abuse of drugs other than alcohol and tobacco in the Soviet Union
by Mary Conroy - 481-498 Youth and the army in the USSR in the 1980s
by Natalie Gross - 499-511 The polish united worker's party: From mobilisation to non‐representation
by Antoni Sułek - 513-534 Financial and material transfers between east and West Germany
by Jerzy Lisiecki - 535-553 Private agriculture in the GDR: Limitations of orthodox socialist agricultural policy
by Horst Brezinski - 571-582 A. A. Bogdanov's theory of equilibrium and the economic discussions of the 1920s
by A. A. Belykh
1990, Volume 42, Issue 2
- 1-1 Editorial board
by The Editors - 195-231 Gorbachev and democracy
by John Gooding - 233-257 Revolution from below: Informal political associations in Russia 1988–1989
by Vladimir Brovkin - 259-268 Why does the Soviet economy appear to be allocatively efficient?
by Robert Whitesell - 269-293 The hidden sector in Soviet agriculture: A study of the military sovkhozy and auxiliary farms
by Laure Després & Ksenya Khinchuk - 295-315 No‐choice elections
by Jerzy Drygalski & Jacek Kwaśniewski - 317-327 Crisis and collapse: What are the issues?
by John Wilhelm - 329-339 A note on the March 1989 elections in Estonia
by Rein Taagepera - 341-353 The question of legitimate representation of the Soviet Union in signing interstate treaties: A research note
by Jim Nichol - 355-367 More light on the scale of repression and excess mortality in the Soviet Union in the 1930s
by S. G. Wheatcroft - 369-373 How many victims in the 1930s?
by Alec Nove - 375-393 Reviews
by Lewis Siegelbaum & Radha Sinha & Neil Fodor & W. Brus & Ann Feltham & Alex Reid & Daniel Nelson & John Keep & A. Dolan & René Beerman & Graeme Gill & James Mace & Evan Mawdsley - 393-393 Book notice
by The Editors - 395-397 Books received
by The Editors - 399-399 List of contributors
by The Editors
1990, Volume 42, Issue 1
- 1-1 Editorial board
by The Editors - 3-25 ‘Democratisation’ in the USSR
by Stephen White - 25-37 How to carry out economic reform: Points of view and reality
by L. V. Palei & K. L. Radzivanovich - 39-58 The USSR council of ministers under late Stalinism, 1945–1954: Its production branch composition and the requirements of national economy and policy
by John Crowfoot & Mark Harrison - 59-80 Soviet defence spending: The contribution of the new accountancy
by Steven Rosefielde - 81-92 Financial aspects of agricultural policies in Hungary
by Katalin Botos - 93-109 The economic basis of regional autarchy in Yugoslavia
by Milica Bookman - 111-132 and Soviet cultural politics: The case of the major literary journals
by Riitta Pittman - 133-145 Playing to new rules: Soviet sport and
by Jim Riordan - 147-148 A note on the distribution of income in the USSR under Gorbachev
by Michael Ellman - 149-177 Reviews
by Michael Ellman & Elizabeth Waters & Teresa Rakowska‐Harmstone & Joel Moses & Roger Kanet & R. T. Maddock & Olav Knudsen & Peter Rutland & Russell Bova & David Benn & Peter Duncan & Teddy Uldricks & D. W. Spring & Richard Kindersley & David Dyker & David Young & Martin Myant & Oscar Werdmuller & Bogdan Szajkowski & George Sanford & Bohdan Krawchenko & G. E. Edwards & Henry Krisch & Pedro Ramet - 179-183 Thirty‐first list of soviet statistical abstracts
by J. Johnson - 185-186 Book notices
by The Editors - 187-189 Books received
by The Editors - 191-191 List of contributors
by The Editors
1989, Volume 41, Issue 4
- 1-1 Editorial board
by The Editors - 511-525 Soviet bureaucratic behaviour: Khozyaistvenniki and apparatchiki
by Paul Gregory - 526-542 The new role of normatives in Soviet economic planning
by Fyodor Kushnirsky - 543-559 Turning the Romanian peasant into a new socialist man: An assessment of rural development policy in Romania
by Per Ronnas - 560-573 The dynamics of a breakthrough in the socialist system: An outline of problems
by Jadwiga Staniszkis - 574-591 Urban growth and ethnic change in the Ukrainian SSR, 1923–1933
by George Liber - 592-601 Financing the acquisition of western technology in the context of the hungarian reform
by Agota Gueullette - 602-624 The February revolution and the Bolshevik Vyborg district committee (in response to Michael Melançon)
by James White - 625-645 The mezhraionka, the bolsheviks and international women's day: In response to Michael Melançon
by D. A. Longley - 646-653 The small enterprise and agricultural initiatives in Bulgaria: A comment on Robert J. McIntyre
by Michael Wyzan - 654-676 Reviews
by Alex Reid & Paul Gregory & Michael Bleaney & David Scrivener & Vladimir Wozniuk & Daniel Park & John Dewdney & Mason Soule & J. N. Westwood & Marie Mendras & Paul Dukes & Hiroaki Kuromiya & Peter Kenez & Jan Adam & Robert Parsons & Pedro Ramet & Jack Miller & Robert Miller & Pieter Boot & Michael Shafir & James White - 677-678 Book notices
by The Editors - 678-678 Corrigendum
by The Editors - 679-681 Books received
by The Editors - 682-682 List of contributors
by The Editors
1989, Volume 41, Issue 3
- 1-1 Editorial board
by The Editors - 345-364 The chronic shortage model of centrally planned economies
by David Kemme - 365-381 CPEs' structural change and world market performance: A permanently developing country (PDC) status?
by Jan Winiecki - 382-400 The reluctant opposition: The right ‘deviation’ in Moscow, 1928
by Catherine Merridale - 401-414 Ethnicity and Soviet cities
by Blair Ruble - 415-425 A note on post‐publication censorship in Poland 1980–1987
by Alexander Remmer - 426-429 A note on the origins of input‐output analysis and the contribution of the early soviet economists: Chayanov, Bogdanov and Kritsman
by A. A. Belykh - 430-448 Theoretical and ideological issues of reform in socialist systems: Some Yugoslav and soviet examples
by Robert Miller - 449-461 A note on the current level, pattern and trends of unemployment in the USSR
by I. Adirim - 462-483 Electoral avoidance in the Soviet Union
by Philip Roeder - 484-487 Stakhanovism and the soviet system: A review article
by R. W. Davies - 487-502 Reviews
by Michael Ellman & Colin Lawson & Neil Fodor & Sylvia Woodby & R. J. Crampton & Daniel Nelson & Eugene Huskey & Peter Potichnyj & Hugh Phillips & Ragnar Björk & John Basil & Peter Kenez & Maureen Perrie & R. B. Mckean - 503-504 Book notices
by The Editors - 505-505 Correspondence
by M. T. Andryushenko - 507-509 Books received
by The Editors - 510-510 List of contributors
by The Editors
1989, Volume 41, Issue 2
- 175-193 The Soviet peasantry's real expenditure in socialised trade, 1928–1934
by David Morrison - 194-214 The decay of socialism and the growth of private enterprise in Poland
by Jacek Rostowski - 215-227 Economic reform and polish public opinion
by James Mcgregor - 228-253 The Irkutsk affair: Stalin, Siberian politics and the end
by J. R. Hughes - 254-275 David and Goliath in Soviet public health: The rivalry of social hygienists and psychiatrists for authority over the alcoholic
by Susan Solomon - 276-297 The organisation of power in Soviet labour camps
by Rasma Karklins - 298-317 Soviet estimates of the rate of inflation
by Boris Rumer - 318-329 Inflation in the Soviet investment and capital stock
by Vladimir Kontorovich
1989, Volume 41, Issue 1
- 1-19 The politics of economic reforms in Eastern Europe: The last thirty years
by Andrzej Korbonski - 20-38 The re‐emergence of the kolkhoz principle
by Karl‐Eugen Wädekin - 39-66 The parliamentary infrastructure and political reforms in Hungary
by Barnabas Racz - 67-87 Soviet science policy under Gorbachev
by Peter Kneen - 88-110 The Soviet wage reform of 1956–1962
by Donald Filtzer - 111-128 Voluntarism, mobilisation and coercion: 1919–1921
by William Chase
1988, Volume 40, Issue 4
- 523-537 Staffing USSR incorporated: The origins of the nomenklatura system
by T. H. Rigby - 538-555 Specialists in the Soviet communist party apparatus: Legal professionals as party functionaries
by Eugene Huskey - 556-572 Soviet youth: Pioneers of change
by Jim Riordan - 573-584 Pact, pox or proxy: Eastern Europe's security relationship with Southern Africa
by Christopher Coker - 585-601 The use of educational qualifications under Soviet‐type socialism
by J. L. Porket - 602-615 The small enterprise and agricultural initiatives in Bulgaria: Institutional invention without reform
by Robert McIntyre - 616-639 The establishment of Soviet power in Transcaucasia: The case of Georgia 1921–1928
by Stephen Jones
1988, Volume 40, Issue 3
- 349-366 The role of contracts in the Soviet economy
by Heidi Kroll - 367-384 Uskorenie, glasnost’ and perestroika: The pattern of reform under Gorbachev
by John Battle - 385-405 The Soviet military and economic reform
by Russell Bova - 406-433 The geographical disposition of the soviet armed forces
by John Miller - 434-443 Utopianism and realism in the evolution of the Soviet economic system
by Wlodzimierz Brus - 444-459 Common patterns and particularities in east European investment cycles
by Peter Mihályi - 460-478 The collectivisation of lithuanian agriculture, 1944–1950
by Kestutis Girnius - 479-500 Who wrote what and when?: Proclamations of the February revolution in Petrograd, 23 February – 1 March 1917
by Michael Melancon - 501-505 Stalinism, revisionism and the problem of conceptualisation: A review article
by Vladimir Brovkin
1988, Volume 40, Issue 2
- 175-195 Managerial autonomy in Soviet firms
by Susan Linz - 196-209 The Decembrists in the Soviet Union
by John Gooding - 210-221 The imbalance of the Soviet economy
by Igor Birman - 222-244 The Soviet Economy in crisis: Birman's cumulative disequilibrium hypothesis
by Steven Rosefielde - 245-265 Physics, Stalinist politics of science and cultural revolution
by Paul Josephson - 266-289 CMEA and the challenge of the 1980s
by László Csaba - 290-307 Opportunity cost in Soviet trade with Eastern Europe: Discussion of methodology and new evidence
by Kazimierz Poznanski - 308-316 Lessons of the 1965 Soviet economic reform
by Vladimir Kontorovich
1988, Volume 40, Issue 1
- 1-20 The XXVII congress—a case study of the shaping of a new party ideology
by Vladimir Shlapentokh - 21-45 The village and Soviet elections of 1919
by Orlando Figes - 46-63 Private enterprise in soviet political debates
by Libor Roucek - 64-83 Homeless children in the USSR, 1917–1957
by Margaret Stolee - 84-99 The interdependence of institutional revitalisation and intra‐party reform in Yugoslavia
by Jim Seroka - 100-124 Plan, market and unequal regional development in Yugoslavia
by Diane Flaherty - 125-135 Alexander Zinoviev on Stalinism: Some observations on
by Philip Hanson - 139-141 Aggregate retail price changes in china and the Soviet Union: A correction to the Soviet data
by Gavin Peebles
1987, Volume 39, Issue 4
- 531-555 The case of the vanishing acquittal: Informal norms and the practice of soviet criminal justice
by Peter Solomon - 556-574 Working‐class politics in Moscow during the early NEP: Mensheviks and workers’ organisations, 1921–1922
by John Hatch - 575-598 Tsarist landowners after the revolution: Former in rural Russia during NEP
by John Channon - 599-609 The ‘vanguard party’ controversy
by Galia Golan - 610-627 The Hungarian economic reform of the 1980s
by Jan Adam - 628-650 Prices and private agriculture in Yugoslavia
by Ivan Lončarević - 651-671 East‐West trade and industrial policy: The case of the German democratic republic
by Pieter Boot
1987, Volume 39, Issue 3
- 1-1 Editorial board
by The Editors - 357-387 Planned and unplanned mobility in the Soviet Union under the threat of labour shortage
by Silvana Malle - 388-405 The brigade system in Soviet industry: An effort to restructure the labour force
by Darrell Slider - 406-424 On Soviet real investment growth
by Abram Bergson - 425-430 Soviet real investment growth: A reply to Bergson
by Philip Hanson - 431-433 Soviet real investment growth: Are investment volume statistics overstated? A reply to Bergson
by Alec Nove - 434-451 Wage bargaining and the ‘policy of grievances’: A contribution to the explanation of the first halt in the reform of the Hungarian economic mechanism in 1969
by Karoly Soos - 452-467 ‘Radical reform’, problems and prospects
by Alec Nove - 468-488 Education of the handicapped in the USSR: Exploration of the statistical picture
by Barbara Anderson & Brian Silver & Victoria Velkoff - 489-508 Poland's new trade unions
by David Mason - 509-512 On polish Disequilibrium once again
by Leon Podkaminer - 513-522 Reviews
by Graham Beel & David Lane & Leslie Holmes & William Wallace & László Budavári & Jozef van Brabant & Michael Ellman & Martin McCauley - 523-524 Book notices
by The Editors - 524-525 Conference report
by The Editors - 525-525 Corrigenda
by The Editors - 526-527 Correspondence
by Peter Rutland - 528-529 Books received
by The Editors - 530-530 List of contributors
by The Editors
1987, Volume 39, Issue 2
- 1-1 Editorial board
by The Editors - 175-204 Patronage networks and coalition building in the Brezhnev era
by John Willerton - 205-228 Worker self‐management and the reformist alternative in Soviet labour policy, 1979–85
by Joel Moses - 229-246 Bukharin and the origins of the ‘proletarian culture’ debate
by John Biggart - 247-268 Consumer prices in the GDR since 1950: The construction of price indices from purchasing power parities
by Michael Keren - 269-280 Macroeconomic efficiency of capital formation in soviet industry under late Stalinism, 1945–1955
by Mark Harrison - 281-291 Monetary disequilibrium and bank reform proposals in Yugoslavia: Paternalism and the economy
by Shirley Gedeon - 292-313 Incriminating evidence: Excess deaths and forced labour under Stalin: A final reply to critics
by Steven Rosefielde - 314-317 The Soviet decision for war against Finland, November 1939: A comment
by Timo Vihavainen - 318-319 Reply to Thomas Twiss
by J. Getty - 320-345 Reviews
by William Wallace & Zbigniew Fallenbuchl & Marie Lavigne & Rene Beermann & Peter Solomon & Wolfgang Teckenberg & Daniel Nelson & Evan Mawdsley & Henry Bradsher & Gerald Segal & Theodore Shabad & Henry Morton & D. Pospielovsky & Paul Dukes & H. Shukman & John Biggart & Anthony Glees & Nicholas Hope & Peter Duncan - 346-348 Book notices
by The Editors - 348-351 Correspondence
by Torben Retbøll & Isabelle Kreindler & Jonathan Haslam - 352-354 Books received
by The Editors - 355-355 List of contributors
by The Editors
1987, Volume 39, Issue 1
- 1-23 Gorbachev and the collective contract brigade
by V. P. Gagnon - 24-39 Hungarian agriculture in the early 1980s: Retrenchment followed by reform
by Nigel Swain - 40-62 Political participation and developed socialism: The Hungarian elections of 1985
by Barnabas Racz - 63-87 The shifting position of Hungarian trade unions amidst social and economic reforms
by Stephen Noti - 88-100 Pensioners in the Soviet labour force: The limits of monetary inducements
by T. Jones & William Moskoff - 101-115 Social criticism in Soviet drama: The plays of Aleksandr Gel'man
by Nick Lampert
1986, Volume 38, Issue 4
- 1-1 Editorial board
by The Editors - 477-507 Aggregate retail price changes in socialist economies; identification, theory and evidence for China and the Soviet union
by Gavin Peebles - 508-529 The case of Krasnyi Meliorator or ‘how the kulak grows into socialism’
by Lynne Viola - 530-542 The macro‐economic situation in the USSR‐retrospect and prospect
by Michael Ellman - 543-561 Soviet‐type economies: Considerations for the future
by Jan Winiecki - 562-585 Agricultural price policy and peasant agriculture in Poland
by Wolfgang Quaisser - 586-589 A note on Soviet foreign trade gains
by Igor Birman - 590-625 Reviews
by J. Channon & Mark Harrison & Michael Ellman & Roger Kanet & Mark Kramer & Margot Light & Jiri Hochman & Raymond Garthoff & Christopher Jones & Michael Gibson & Amy Knight & Vladimir Andrle & Michael Waller & Sylvia Woodby & R. B. Pynsent & Irwin Sanders & Andrew Dolan & Thomas Twiss & Rene Beermann & F. T. Zsuppan & M. K. Dziewanowski & André Gerrits & R. Antony French & Alexander Kustaryov & R J Crampton & F. Singleton & Martin McCauley & Robert Slusser - 626-628 Book notices
by The Editors - 629-631 Twenty‐eighth list of Soviet statistical abstracts
by B. S. H. Rees - 631-631 Corrigendum
by The Editors - 632-633 Books received
by The Editors - 634-634 Correspondence
by Alec Nove - 634-634 List of contributors
by The Editors
1986, Volume 38, Issue 3
- 311-324 Was Stalin a disloyal patron?
by T. H. Rigby - 325-348 Are Soviet‐type economies entering an era of long‐term decline?
by Jan Winiecki - 349-368 Prohibition and alcohol control in the USSR: The 1920s campaign against illegal spirits
by Neil Weissman - 369-386 The polish party apparatus: Changes in provincial first secretaries, 1975–1984
by Paul Lewis - 387-405 The soviet deported nationalities: A summary and an update
by Isabelle Kreindler - 406-415 Soviet higher education policy during world war II
by William Moskoff - 416-429 A note on Soviet fixed asset replacement in the 1970s and 1980s
by Richard Harmstone
1986, Volume 38, Issue 2
- 141-169 Shchekino: Another look
by Henry Norr - 170-193 Elite conflict in post‐Tito Yugoslavia
by Steven Burg - 194-206 Railways and press communications in Soviet Russia in the early NEP period
by R. W. Pethybridge - 207-226 The Soviet decision for war against Finland, 30 November 1939
by D. W. Spring - 227-247 Uncertain allies? East European forces in the Warsaw pact
by Douglas MacGregor