Europe-Asia Studies

1949 - 2025

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The Soviet response to surprise attack: Three directives, 22 June 1941 pp. 519-553: J. Erickson
Japanese foreknowledge of the Soviet‐German war, 1941 pp. 554-572: Alvin Coox
The Soviet command and the battle of Warsaw pp. 573-585: Norman Davies
Management spillovers from Soviet space and military programmes pp. 586-607: Robert Campbell
Soviet computer centres: Network or tangle? pp. 608-618: Kathryn Bartol
The strategy and tactics of economic decentralization pp. 629-658: Richard Portes

Kirov before the revolution pp. 345-372: John Biggart
A Journeyman for the revolution: Stalin and the labour movement in Baku, June 1907‐May 1908 pp. 373-394: Ronald Suny
Russian industrialists and ‘state socialism’, 1906–17 pp. 395-417: Ruth Roosa
Economic growth and structural change in Tsarist Russia: A case of modern economic growth? pp. 418-434: Paul Gregory
A sectoral analysis of efficiency under market and plan pp. 435-449: Earl Brubaker
The factor proportions problem in Soviet internal trade pp. 450-464: Roger Skurski
Supervision and efficiency in socialized agriculture pp. 465-473: Michael Bradley and M. Gardner Clark
Macrostructural and microstructural performance of the economy pp. 474-483: Béla Csikós‐Nagy

The decisions of the CPSU and the great purge pp. 177-185: Robert McNeal
The revolution in Lithuania 1918–19 pp. 186-200: J. D. White
The Russian revolution of 1917–18 in Transbaikalia pp. 201-215: Russell Snow
The 1970 Soviet census: Fusion or crystallization of nationalities? pp. 216-221: Rein Taagepera
Socio‐economic mobility and the rural history of Russia 1905–30 pp. 222-235: Teodor Shanin
The emergence of Glaviskusstvo. Class war on the cultural front, Moscow, 1928–29 pp. 236-253: Sheila Fitzpatrick
Yury Tynyanov's A political interpretation pp. 254-281: D. G. B. Piper
Discounting methods in polish planning pp. 309-317: D. M. Nuti

Information and incentives in planning Soviet investment projects pp. 3-25: Marvin Jackson
Issues in Soviet energy policy and conflicts over fuel costs in regional development pp. 26-58: Leslie Dienes
Soviet imports of primary products: A case‐study of cocoa pp. 59-77: Philip Hanson
The German independent socialists at the second Comintern congress pp. 78-95: Dan Morrill
Marx's classification of economic systems and the soviet economy pp. 96-102: Paul Roberts
The role of prices in a command economy pp. 109-119: Jean Marczewski
Policy‐making in the Soviet union pp. 120-148: A. H. Brown

Income distribution under communism and capitalism. Some Facts about Poland, the UK, the USA and the USSR pp. 487-511: P. J. D. Wiles and Stefan Markowski
Soviet rural society. A descriptive stratification analysis pp. 512-538: Karl‐Eugen Wädekin
Managerial incentives in soviet collective agriculture during the Khrushchev Era pp. 539-555: Robert Stuart
Soviet mass‐political work in residential areas pp. 556-561: A. L. Unger
A medium for the masses: Agitation in the Soviet civil war pp. 562-574: Richard Taylor
Russian art in the nineteen twenties pp. 575-594: John Bowlt
Recent discussion on consumption planning in Poland pp. 609-622: Bogdan Mieczkowski
The trials: Czechoslovak experience pp. 623-630: Vladimír Kusín

East‐west comparisons and comparative economic systems pp. 327-343: Philip Hanson
Income distribution under communism and capitalism. Some facts about Poland, the UK, the USA and the USSR pp. 344-369: P. J. D. Wiles and Stefan Markowski
Gross national product in the United Kingdom and Czechoslovakia. A comparative analysis pp. 370-375: Jaroslav Krejčí
Municipal administrations, departments, commissions and organizations pp. 376-393: B. M. Frolic
On the effectiveness of the polish economic reforms pp. 406-432: Janusz Zieliński
Planning versus competition pp. 433-446: G. B. Richardson

The Soviet leadership: Towards a self‐stabilizing oligarchy? pp. 167-191: T. H. Rigby
Leonid Krasin: The years before 1917 an outline pp. 192-221: Michael Glenny
Decentralizing the Soviet economy: Legal regulation of price and quality pp. 222-254: Martin Spechler
Some notes on over‐full employment planning, short‐run balance, and the Soviet economic reforms pp. 255-261: Franklyn Holzman
Back on the grain front pp. 262-294: Jerzy Karcz
Pokrovsky's rehabilitation: A reply to Bernard W. Eissenstat pp. 295-297: George Enteen
Soviet history: Three reviews pp. 298-307: S. G. Checkland
Reviews pp. 307-322: D. J. R. Scott, J. F. N. Bradley, V. Swoboda, Antony Polonsky, K. M. Gwilliam, George Gömöri, Ivo Lapenna, Alastair McAuley, Ljubo Sirc, Stanislaw Wasowski, Lionel Kochan and L. Sinclair
Books received pp. 322-324: The Editors
List of contributors pp. 324-324: The Editors
Editorial board pp. ebi-ebi: The Editors

The February revolution in the Russian army pp. 3-23: Allan Wildman
The economics of pure communism pp. 24-36: Howard Sherman
A comment but not a rejoinder pp. 37-43: P. J. D. Wiles
The Soviet Union and World shipping pp. 44-60: Philip Hanson
Soviet local elections: What they are, and what they are not pp. 61-76: Everett Jacobs
Soviet rapid development and the agricultural surplus hypothesis pp. 77-93: James Millar
Czechoslovak planning 1945–48 pp. 94-109: Miloslav Bernàšek
Market orientation of state enterprises during NEP pp. 110-121: V. N. Bandera
Towards a theory of growth of a centrally planned economy pp. 122-134: George Feiwel
Reviews pp. 134-159: Joan Robinson, Max Beloff, Christopher Barnes, Martin Dewhirst, David Granick, Mary McAuley, Nancy Nimitz, J. E. Gooding, Michael Bourdeaux, Vladimir Kusin, D. Pospielovsky, Ludek Rychetnik, H. Ticktin and J. Wilczynski
Conference of national association for soviet and east European studies‐April 1970 pp. 159-161: The Editors
Reform forum pp. 161-161: The Editors
Books received pp. 162-163: The Editors
List of contributors pp. 164-164: The Editors
Editorial advisory board pp. ebi-ebi: The Editors