Europe-Asia Studies

1949 - 2025

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Volume 40, issue 4, 1988

Staffing USSR incorporated: The origins of the nomenklatura system pp. 523-537

T. H. Rigby

Specialists in the Soviet communist party apparatus: Legal professionals as party functionaries pp. 538-555

Eugene Huskey

Soviet youth: Pioneers of change pp. 556-572

Jim Riordan

Pact, pox or proxy: Eastern Europe's security relationship with Southern Africa pp. 573-584

Christopher Coker

The use of educational qualifications under Soviet‐type socialism pp. 585-601

J. L. Porket

The small enterprise and agricultural initiatives in Bulgaria: Institutional invention without reform pp. 602-615

Robert McIntyre

The establishment of Soviet power in Transcaucasia: The case of Georgia 1921–1928 pp. 616-639

Stephen Jones

Volume 40, issue 3, 1988

The role of contracts in the Soviet economy pp. 349-366

Heidi Kroll

Uskorenie, glasnost’ and perestroika: The pattern of reform under Gorbachev pp. 367-384

John Battle

The Soviet military and economic reform pp. 385-405

Russell Bova

The geographical disposition of the soviet armed forces pp. 406-433

John Miller

Utopianism and realism in the evolution of the Soviet economic system pp. 434-443

Wlodzimierz Brus

Common patterns and particularities in east European investment cycles pp. 444-459

Peter Mihalyi

The collectivisation of lithuanian agriculture, 1944–1950 pp. 460-478

Kestutis Girnius

Who wrote what and when?: Proclamations of the February revolution in Petrograd, 23 February – 1 March 1917 pp. 479-500

Michael Melancon

Stalinism, revisionism and the problem of conceptualisation: A review article pp. 501-505

Vladimir Brovkin

Volume 40, issue 2, 1988

Managerial autonomy in Soviet firms pp. 175-195

Susan Linz

The Decembrists in the Soviet Union pp. 196-209

John Gooding

The imbalance of the Soviet economy pp. 210-221

Igor Birman

The Soviet Economy in crisis: Birman's cumulative disequilibrium hypothesis pp. 222-244

Steven Rosefielde

Physics, Stalinist politics of science and cultural revolution pp. 245-265

Paul Josephson

CMEA and the challenge of the 1980s pp. 266-289

László Csaba

Opportunity cost in Soviet trade with Eastern Europe: Discussion of methodology and new evidence pp. 290-307

Kazimierz Poznanski

Lessons of the 1965 Soviet economic reform pp. 308-316

Vladimir Kontorovich

Volume 40, issue 1, 1988

The XXVII congress—a case study of the shaping of a new party ideology pp. 1-20

Vladimir Shlapentokh

The village and Soviet elections of 1919 pp. 21-45

Orlando Figes

Private enterprise in soviet political debates pp. 46-63

Libor Roucek

Homeless children in the USSR, 1917–1957 pp. 64-83

Margaret Stolee

The interdependence of institutional revitalisation and intra‐party reform in Yugoslavia pp. 84-99

Jim Seroka

Plan, market and unequal regional development in Yugoslavia pp. 100-124

Diane Flaherty

Alexander Zinoviev on Stalinism: Some observations on pp. 125-135

Philip Hanson

Aggregate retail price changes in china and the Soviet Union: A correction to the Soviet data pp. 139-141

Gavin Peebles

Volume 39, issue 4, 1987

The case of the vanishing acquittal: Informal norms and the practice of soviet criminal justice pp. 531-555

Peter Solomon

Working‐class politics in Moscow during the early NEP: Mensheviks and workers’ organisations, 1921–1922 pp. 556-574

John Hatch

Tsarist landowners after the revolution: Former in rural Russia during NEP pp. 575-598

John Channon

The ‘vanguard party’ controversy pp. 599-609

Galia Golan

The Hungarian economic reform of the 1980s pp. 610-627

Jan Adam

Prices and private agriculture in Yugoslavia pp. 628-650

Ivan Lončarević

East‐West trade and industrial policy: The case of the German democratic republic pp. 651-671

Pieter Boot

Volume 39, issue 3, 1987

Planned and unplanned mobility in the Soviet Union under the threat of labour shortage pp. 357-387

Silvana Malle

The brigade system in Soviet industry: An effort to restructure the labour force pp. 388-405

Darrell Slider

On Soviet real investment growth pp. 406-424

Abram Bergson

Soviet real investment growth: A reply to Bergson pp. 425-430

Philip Hanson

Soviet real investment growth: Are investment volume statistics overstated? A reply to Bergson pp. 431-433

Alec Nove

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 pp. 434-451

Karoly Soos

‘Radical reform’, problems and prospects pp. 452-467

Alec Nove

Education of the handicapped in the USSR: Exploration of the statistical picture pp. 468-488

Barbara Anderson, Brian Silver and Victoria Velkoff

Poland's new trade unions pp. 489-508

David Mason

On polish Disequilibrium once again pp. 509-512

Leon Podkaminer

Reviews pp. 513-522

Graham Beel, David Lane, Leslie Holmes, William Wallace, László Budavári, Jozef van Brabant, Michael Ellman and Martin McCauley

Book notices pp. 523-524

The Editors

Conference report pp. 524-525

The Editors

Corrigenda pp. 525-525

The Editors

Correspondence pp. 526-527

Peter Rutland

Books received pp. 528-529

The Editors

List of contributors pp. 530-530

The Editors

Editorial board pp. ebi-ebi

The Editors

Volume 39, issue 2, 1987

Patronage networks and coalition building in the Brezhnev era pp. 175-204

John Willerton

Worker self‐management and the reformist alternative in Soviet labour policy, 1979–85 pp. 205-228

Joel Moses

Bukharin and the origins of the ‘proletarian culture’ debate pp. 229-246

John Biggart

Consumer prices in the GDR since 1950: The construction of price indices from purchasing power parities pp. 247-268

Michael Keren

Macroeconomic efficiency of capital formation in soviet industry under late Stalinism, 1945–1955 pp. 269-280

Mark Harrison

Monetary disequilibrium and bank reform proposals in Yugoslavia: Paternalism and the economy pp. 281-291

Shirley Gedeon

Incriminating evidence: Excess deaths and forced labour under Stalin: A final reply to critics pp. 292-313

Steven Rosefielde

The Soviet decision for war against Finland, November 1939: A comment pp. 314-317

Timo Vihavainen

Reply to Thomas Twiss pp. 318-319

J. Getty

Reviews pp. 320-345

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 and Peter Duncan

Book notices pp. 346-348

The Editors

Correspondence pp. 348-351

Torben Retbøll, Isabelle Kreindler and Jonathan Haslam

Books received pp. 352-354

The Editors

List of contributors pp. 355-355

The Editors

Editorial board pp. ebi-ebi

The Editors

Volume 39, issue 1, 1987

Gorbachev and the collective contract brigade pp. 1-23

V. P. Gagnon

Hungarian agriculture in the early 1980s: Retrenchment followed by reform pp. 24-39

Nigel Swain

Political participation and developed socialism: The Hungarian elections of 1985 pp. 40-62

Barnabas Racz

The shifting position of Hungarian trade unions amidst social and economic reforms pp. 63-87

Stephen Noti

Pensioners in the Soviet labour force: The limits of monetary inducements pp. 88-100

T. Jones and William Moskoff

Social criticism in Soviet drama: The plays of Aleksandr Gel'man pp. 101-115

Nick Lampert