Europe-Asia Studies

1949 - 2025

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The origins of A personal note pp. 167-169: Jack Miller
Criticism from afar: A reply pp. 170-195: Alexander Gerschenkron
Patterns of deputy selection to local Soviets pp. 196-212: Ronald Hill
Regional economic development in Yugoslavia pp. 213-228: Mary Gregory
Some observations on the concept of ‘socialism’ in contemporary economic theory pp. 229-243: Steven Rosefielde
The political economy of socialism‐orthodoxy and change in Polish texts pp. 244-270: Domenico Nuti
Soviet periodical prices 1964–73 pp. 271-273: J. A. Newth
Restructuring versus reform pp. 274-275: Henry Schaefer
How dead is the GDR new economic system? pp. 276-282: Jacob Naor
A document on the Kornilov affair pp. 283-298: N. Ukraintsev
Tsarist labour policy pp. 299-306: Madhavan Palat
Book reviews pp. 306-332: Ivan Rudnytsky, Avril Pyman, Marshall Goldman, W. Klatt, A. Nove, David Benn, Philippa Lewis, Vladimir Kusin, A. McAuley, Everett Jacobs, R. A. Clarke, A. Kiralfy, David Law, T. M. Podolski, Jaroslav Krejci, Z. A. Jordan and Alan Ryan
Books received pp. 333-335: The Editors
List of contributors pp. 336-336: The Editors
Editorial advisory board pp. ebi-ebi: The Editors

The supreme economic council 1917–21 pp. 3-27: Samuel Oppenheim
Officers and men. A study of the development of political attitudes among the sailors of the Baltic Fleet in 1917 pp. 28-50: D. A. Longley
The Lake Khasan affair of 1938: Overview and lessons pp. 51-65: Alvin Coox
Inefficiency and reform in the Soviet economy pp. 66-76: Alan Abouchar
Dr. Abouchar and levels of inefficiency pp. 77-87: Roger Clarke
The role of economic experiments in improving the economic management mechanism pp. 88-101: Janusz Zielinski
Some aspects of the Czechoslovak economic reform and the working class in 1968 pp. 102-124: Alex Pravda
Typology of opposition pp. 125-129: Vladimir Kusin
Book reviews pp. 130-153: Robert Davies, James Millar, Roy Laird, Ronald Amann, Leslie Dienes, W. E. Butler, Albert Kiralfy, Beryl Williams, George Brinkley, L. Hirszowicz, Barry Hollingsworth, Peter Brock and B. Vago
Correspondence pp. 153-155: Wayne Limberg
Conferences pp. 155-157: The Editors
Books received pp. 157-159: The Editors
List of contributors pp. 160-160: The Editors
Editorial advisory board pp. ebi-ebi: The Editors

American capital in the contest for Soviet oil, 1920–23 pp. 477-490: Philip Gillette
Lenin's decision to seize power: The influence of events in Finland pp. 491-505: Norman Saul
The Baltic Fleet and the Kronstadt mutiny pp. 506-521: Evan Mawdsley
Soviet specialization and trade in manufactures pp. 522-532: C. H. McMillan
Polish postwar economic growth from the viewpoint of Soviet experience pp. 533-549: John Whalley
A note on Pilnyak's ‘tale of the unextinguished Moon’ pp. 550-553: Edith Frankel
The new economic system in the GDR: An obituary pp. 554-587: Michael Keren
The bureaucrat and the pp. 588-593: James McClelland
Reviews pp. 593-626: Robert Campbell, Philip Hanson, Alex Pravda, J. Birch, Thomas Donovan, James Seymour, James Millar, Samuel Lieberstein, Zvi Halevy, L. Sinclair, Nancy Heer, Elisabeth Elliot, Colin O'Riordan, Andrew Threipland, W. Klatt and Robert Maguire
Correspondence pp. 626-627: Paul Gregory
Books received pp. 627-630: The Editors
List of contributors pp. 632-632: The Editors
Editorial board pp. ebi-ebi: The Editors

The economic burden of Soviet involvement in the Middle East pp. 329-347: Gur Ofer
The USSR and developing countries: Politics and export prices, 1955–69 pp. 348-363: William Moskoff and G. William Benz
Prices and the conservation of natural resources in the Soviet Union pp. 364-373: John Kramer
Khrushchev's anti‐religious policy and the campaign of 1954 pp. 374-386: Joan Grossman
Khrushchev remembered: On the theory of Soviet statehood pp. 387-401: George Brinkley
The new Soviet standard methodology for investment allocation pp. 402-410: Alan Abouchar
The socialist revolutionaries on ‘permanent revolution’ pp. 411-413: Maureen Perrie
Moscow, Petersburg and the Russian industrialists. In reply to Ruth Amende Roosa pp. 414-420: James White
‘United’ Russian industry pp. 421-425: Ruth Roosa
The new Soviet politics pp. 426-430: Mary McAuley
Fifteenth list of soviet statistical abstracts pp. 462-466: Paul Fletcher
Correspondence pp. 467-468: James Millar and N. Lampert
Conference report pp. 468-469: The Editors
Availability of materials pp. 470-470: The Editors
Books received pp. 471-472: The Editors
List of contributors pp. 474-474: The Editors
Editorial board pp. ebi-ebi: The Editors

Soviet Northern development: The case of NW Siberia pp. 171-199: Robert North
The 1970 Soviet census pp. 200-222: J. A. Newth
The social composition and structure of the socialist‐revolutionary party before 1917 pp. 223-250: Maureen Perrie
Populists and workers pp. 251-269: Reginald Zelnik
A note on the numerical strength of the Russian red guard in October 1917 pp. 270-280: D. N. Collins
The beginnings of planning pp. 281-284: Alfred Zauberman
Reviews pp. 284-318: John Keep, Michael Ellman, V. V. Kusin, Cyril Black, Isabel de Madariaga, Beryl Williams, Lewis Siegelbaum, Robert Olby, Michael Nicholson, Elisabeth Elliot, George Avis, John Bowlt, Eleonore Breuning, Evan Mawdsley, Norman Luxenburg, C. G. Jacobsen and Ljubo Sirc
Correspondence pp. 318-320: Peter Wiles and Raymond Hutchings
Conference of national association for Soviet and East European studies—April 1972 pp. 320-324: The Editors
Books received pp. 324-325: The Editors
List of contributors pp. 326-326: The Editors
Editorial advisory board pp. ebi-ebi: The Editors

The Soviet politburo: A comparative profile 1951–71 pp. 3-23: T. H. Rigby
Career development in the Soviet Obkom elite: A conservative trend pp. 24-40: Robert Blackwell
Soviet parliamentary committees after Khrushchev: Obstacles and opportunities pp. 41-60: D. Richard Little
The divisions in the Bolshevik party in march 1917 pp. 61-76: D. A. Longley
Bukharin in England pp. 86-90: Colin Holmes
Religion in the USSR pp. 139-143: W. H. C. Frend