Europe-Asia Studies

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Volume 42, issue 4, 1990

Soviet decision making and bureaucratic representation: Evidence from the Smolensk archive and an American comparison pp. 627-654

Charles Fairbanks and Susan Thornton

Rural depopulation and the restoration of the Russian village under Gorbachev pp. 655-674

Judith Pallot

Trends in Soviet military expenditure pp. 675-699

Dmitri Steinberg

Employment policy and labour market in transition: From labour shortage to unemployment pp. 701-722

György Sziráczki

The management of research and development in Hungary at the end of the 1980s pp. 723-741

Katalin Balázs, Paul Hare and Ray Oakey

The patterns of bureaucratic elite recruitment in Poland in the 1970s and 1980s pp. 743-757

Jacek Wasilewski

Civil society in Poland and Hungary pp. 759-777

Janina Frentzel‐Zagorska

Marxism and pp. 779-794

Eero Loone

The macroeconomic correlates of investment growth in the Soviet union pp. 795-809

Jeffrey Summers

How many victims in the 1930s?—II pp. 811-814

Alec Nove

Volume 42, issue 3, 1990

The development of individual and cooperative labour activity in the Soviet Union pp. 403-428

Karin Plokker

The role of the CPSU international department in soviet foreign relations and national security policy pp. 429-446

Mark Kramer

Abuse of drugs other than alcohol and tobacco in the Soviet Union pp. 447-480

Mary Conroy

Youth and the army in the USSR in the 1980s pp. 481-498

Natalie Gross

The polish united worker's party: From mobilisation to non‐representation pp. 499-511

Antoni Sułek

Financial and material transfers between east and West Germany pp. 513-534

Jerzy Lisiecki

Private agriculture in the GDR: Limitations of orthodox socialist agricultural policy pp. 535-553

Horst Brezinski

A. A. Bogdanov's theory of equilibrium and the economic discussions of the 1920s pp. 571-582

A. A. Belykh

Volume 42, issue 2, 1990

Gorbachev and democracy pp. 195-231

John Gooding

Revolution from below: Informal political associations in Russia 1988–1989 pp. 233-257

Vladimir Brovkin

Why does the Soviet economy appear to be allocatively efficient? pp. 259-268

Robert Whitesell

The hidden sector in Soviet agriculture: A study of the military sovkhozy and auxiliary farms pp. 269-293

Laure Després and Ksenya Khinchuk

No‐choice elections pp. 295-315

Jerzy Drygalski and Jacek Kwaśniewski

Crisis and collapse: What are the issues? pp. 317-327

John Wilhelm

A note on the March 1989 elections in Estonia pp. 329-339

Rein Taagepera

The question of legitimate representation of the Soviet Union in signing interstate treaties: A research note pp. 341-353

Jim Nichol

More light on the scale of repression and excess mortality in the Soviet Union in the 1930s pp. 355-367

S. G. Wheatcroft

How many victims in the 1930s? pp. 369-373

Alec Nove

Reviews pp. 375-393

Lewis Siegelbaum, Radha Sinha, Neil Fodor, W. Brus, Ann Feltham, Alex Reid, Daniel Nelson, John Keep, A. Dolan, René Beerman, Graeme Gill, James Mace and Evan Mawdsley

Book notice pp. 393-393

The Editors

Books received pp. 395-397

The Editors

List of contributors pp. 399-399

The Editors

Editorial board pp. ebi-ebi

The Editors

Volume 42, issue 1, 1990

‘Democratisation’ in the USSR pp. 3-25

Stephen White

How to carry out economic reform: Points of view and reality pp. 25-37

L. V. Palei and K. L. Radzivanovich

The USSR council of ministers under late Stalinism, 1945–1954: Its production branch composition and the requirements of national economy and policy pp. 39-58

John Crowfoot and Mark Harrison

Soviet defence spending: The contribution of the new accountancy pp. 59-80

Steven Rosefielde

Financial aspects of agricultural policies in Hungary pp. 81-92

Katalin Botos

The economic basis of regional autarchy in Yugoslavia pp. 93-109

Milica Bookman

and Soviet cultural politics: The case of the major literary journals pp. 111-132

Riitta Pittman

Playing to new rules: Soviet sport and pp. 133-145

Jim Riordan

A note on the distribution of income in the USSR under Gorbachev pp. 147-148

Michael Ellman

Reviews pp. 149-177

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 and Pedro Ramet

Thirty‐first list of soviet statistical abstracts pp. 179-183

J. Johnson

Book notices pp. 185-186

The Editors

Books received pp. 187-189

The Editors

List of contributors pp. 191-191

The Editors

Editorial board pp. ebi-ebi

The Editors

Volume 41, issue 4, 1989

Soviet bureaucratic behaviour: Khozyaistvenniki and apparatchiki pp. 511-525

Paul Gregory

The new role of normatives in Soviet economic planning pp. 526-542

Fyodor Kushnirsky

Turning the Romanian peasant into a new socialist man: An assessment of rural development policy in Romania pp. 543-559

Per Ronnas

The dynamics of a breakthrough in the socialist system: An outline of problems pp. 560-573

Jadwiga Staniszkis

Urban growth and ethnic change in the Ukrainian SSR, 1923–1933 pp. 574-591

George Liber

Financing the acquisition of western technology in the context of the hungarian reform pp. 592-601

Agota Gueullette

The February revolution and the Bolshevik Vyborg district committee (in response to Michael Melançon) pp. 602-624

James White

The mezhraionka, the bolsheviks and international women's day: In response to Michael Melançon pp. 625-645

D. A. Longley

The small enterprise and agricultural initiatives in Bulgaria: A comment on Robert J. McIntyre pp. 646-653

Michael Wyzan

Reviews pp. 654-676

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 and James White

Book notices pp. 677-678

The Editors

Corrigendum pp. 678-678

The Editors

Books received pp. 679-681

The Editors

List of contributors pp. 682-682

The Editors

Editorial board pp. ebi-ebi

The Editors

Volume 41, issue 3, 1989

The chronic shortage model of centrally planned economies pp. 345-364

David Kemme

CPEs' structural change and world market performance: A permanently developing country (PDC) status? pp. 365-381

Jan Winiecki

The reluctant opposition: The right ‘deviation’ in Moscow, 1928 pp. 382-400

Catherine Merridale

Ethnicity and Soviet cities pp. 401-414

Blair Ruble

A note on post‐publication censorship in Poland 1980–1987 pp. 415-425

Alexander Remmer

A note on the origins of input‐output analysis and the contribution of the early soviet economists: Chayanov, Bogdanov and Kritsman pp. 426-429

A. A. Belykh

Theoretical and ideological issues of reform in socialist systems: Some Yugoslav and soviet examples pp. 430-448

Robert Miller

A note on the current level, pattern and trends of unemployment in the USSR pp. 449-461

I. Adirim

Electoral avoidance in the Soviet Union pp. 462-483

Philip Roeder

Stakhanovism and the soviet system: A review article pp. 484-487

Robert Davies

Reviews pp. 487-502

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 and R. B. Mckean

Book notices pp. 503-504

The Editors

Correspondence pp. 505-505

M. T. Andryushenko

Books received pp. 507-509

The Editors

List of contributors pp. 510-510

The Editors

Editorial board pp. ebi-ebi

The Editors

Volume 41, issue 2, 1989

The Soviet peasantry's real expenditure in socialised trade, 1928–1934 pp. 175-193

David Morrison

The decay of socialism and the growth of private enterprise in Poland pp. 194-214

Jacek Rostowski

Economic reform and polish public opinion pp. 215-227

James Mcgregor

The Irkutsk affair: Stalin, Siberian politics and the end pp. 228-253

J. R. Hughes

David and Goliath in Soviet public health: The rivalry of social hygienists and psychiatrists for authority over the alcoholic pp. 254-275

Susan Solomon

The organisation of power in Soviet labour camps pp. 276-297

Rasma Karklins

Soviet estimates of the rate of inflation pp. 298-317

Boris Rumer

Inflation in the Soviet investment and capital stock pp. 318-329

Vladimir Kontorovich

Volume 41, issue 1, 1989

The politics of economic reforms in Eastern Europe: The last thirty years pp. 1-19

Andrzej Korbonski

The re‐emergence of the kolkhoz principle pp. 20-38

Karl‐Eugen Wädekin

The parliamentary infrastructure and political reforms in Hungary pp. 39-66

Barnabas Racz

Soviet science policy under Gorbachev pp. 67-87

Peter Kneen

The Soviet wage reform of 1956–1962 pp. 88-110

Donald Filtzer

Voluntarism, mobilisation and coercion: 1919–1921 pp. 111-128

William Chase