Europe-Asia Studies

1949 - 2025

Current editor(s): Terry Cox

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Macroeconomic policy in Hungary: Poetry versus reality pp. 947-964: László Csaba
Hungary's changed patterns of trade and their effects pp. 965-983: Sandor Richter
Monetary policy and stabilisation in Hungary pp. 985-995: Valentinyi Akos
Foreign debt, debt management policy and implications for Hungary's development pp. 997-1013: Hajna Lorinc
Privatisation in Hungary—Two years later pp. 1015-1038: Yudit Kiss
The social impact of restructuring in rural areas of Hungary: Disruption of security or the end of the rural socialist middle class society? pp. 1039-1043: Andras Toth
Glavlit, censorship and the problem of party policy in cultural affairs, 1922–28 pp. 1045-1068: Michael Fox
and the Gulag: New information on soviet forced labour around World War II pp. 1069-1086: Edwin Bacon
Conceptions of the market among Russian economists: A survey pp. 1087-1098: Vincent Barnett
Beyond the Cold War in Europe: A review article pp. 1099-1102: Michael Cox

The Soviet hyperinflation: Its origins and impact throughout the former republics pp. 739-759: Igor Filatochev and Roy Bradshaw
Was the Soviet Union really necessary? pp. 761-784: Victor Swoboda
Banking in transition: Development and current problems in Hungary pp. 785-808: Saul Estrin, Paul Hare and Marta Surányi
The polish transition programme: Underpinnings, results, interpretations pp. 809-835: Jan Winiecki
The polish parliamentary elections of October 1991 pp. 837-855: Frances Millard
The food situation in the ex‐Soviet Republics pp. 857-880: Susan Nello
Tuva—A state reawakens pp. 881-895: Toomas Alatalu
Ramiz Sadiku: A case study in the industrialisation of Kosovo pp. 897-912: Michael Palairet

On the interpretation of Bukharin's economic ideas pp. 563-578: John Salter
The rise and fall of rule by Poland's best and brightest pp. 579-608: Voytek Zubek
Ethnic dimensions in contemporary Latvian politics: Focusing forces for change pp. 609-639: Eric Rudenshiold
Privatisation of the polish economy: Problems of transition pp. 641-664: Kazimierz Poznanski
Writers and politics in the Gorbachev Era pp. 665-685: Riitta Pittman
Voting and political attitudes in Soviet Georgia pp. 687-697: Lynn Nelson and Paata Amonashvili
Bulgarian industrial growth and structure: 1970–89 pp. 699-711: Garabed Minassian

Between and privatisation: Divided strategies and political crisis in a Soviet enterprise pp. 371-402: Michael Burawoy and Kathryn Hendley
Lenin in Soviet politics, 1985–91 pp. 403-422: John Gooding
Gorbachev and the place of the party in Soviet reform, 1985–91 pp. 423-443: Neil Robinson
The Russian right and the dilemmas of party organisation pp. 445-478: Robert Orttung
Soviet provincial politics in an era of transition and revolution, 1989–91 pp. 479-509: Joel Moses
Poland's quest for economic stabilisation, 1988–91: Interaction of political economy and economics pp. 511-532: Branko Milanovic
Reviews pp. 533-553: Silvana Malle, George Ginsburgs, M. J. Berry, Vincent Barnett, William Rosenberg, Neil Fodor, Margot Light, Saeed Barzin, David Benn, John Russell, Graham Timmins, Richard Kindersley, Paul Lewis, Richard Hill, Michael Hughes and S. A. Smith
Book notices pp. 555-555: The Editors
Books received pp. 557-558: The Editors
List of contributors pp. 559-559: The Editors
Editorial board pp. ebi-ebi: The Editors

Boris El'tsin, democratic Russia and the campaign for the Russian presidency pp. 187-207: Michael Urban
The workers' movement in Leningrad, 1986–91 pp. 209-236: Anna Temkina
The Soviet defence burden: Estimating hidden defence costs pp. 237-263: Dmitri Steinberg
Privatisation and buy‐outs in the USSR pp. 265-282: Igor Filatotchev, Trevor Buck and Mike Wright
Privatisation in Eastern Europe: A comparative study of Poland and Hungary pp. 283-296: Kálmán Mizsei
Transformation of ownership in Czechoslovakia pp. 297-311: Martin Kupka
Socialism, democratism and criticism: The Soviet press and the national discussion of the 1936 draft constitution pp. 313-332: Ellen Wimberg
An empirical investigation of business financial structures in a regulated economy pp. 333-341: A. Murphy and Z. Sabov
Allocative efficiency—It isn't so pp. 343-347: Josef Brada

Dilemmas of Agrarian reform in the Soviet Union pp. 3-36: Stephen Wegren
Brezhnev's ‘social contract’ and Gorbachev's reforms pp. 37-56: Linda Cook
The Soviet decision for a Pact with Nazi Germany pp. 57-78: Geoffrey Roberts
Quasi‐proletarians and a patriarchal bureaucracy: Aspects of Yugoslavia's re‐peripheralisation pp. 79-99: Carl‐Ulrik Schierup
The collapse of the Yugoslav economy pp. 101-112: Egon Žižmond
Economic reform and product quality improvement efforts in the Soviet Union pp. 113-122: Paul Goldberg
The modernisation of Russian motherhood, 1917–1937 pp. 123-135: Elizabeth Waters
Support for the opposition in Moscow in the party discussion of 1923–1924 pp. 137-151: Darron Hincks
A note on the winter of the Kronstadt sailors' uprising in 1921 pp. 153-154: J. Neumann
Reviews pp. 155-164: Colin Lawson, Andrzej Korbonski, Michael Ellman, Peter Duncan, Vincent Barnett, Dana Dalrymple and Ian Thatcher
Book notices pp. 165-167: The Editors
Thirty‐third list of Soviet statistical abstracts pp. 169-173: J. Johnson
Correspondence pp. 175-175: Michael Melancon
Books received pp. 177-178: The Editors
List of contributors pp. 179-179: The Editors
Editorial board pp. ebi-ebi: The Editors