Europe-Asia Studies

1949 - 2025

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The ‘link system’ in Soviet agriculture pp. 411-435: Dimitry Pospielovsky
Bukharin, Lenin and the theoretical foundations of Bolshevism pp. 436-457: Stephen Cohen
The communist pattern of industrialization pp. 458-484: Z. M. Fallenbuchl
Industrial location in the Tadzhik republic pp. 485-506: David Dyker
The beginnings of Russian industrialization? pp. 507-515: Alexander Gerschenkron

The Soviet dairy economy pp. 269-296: E. Strauss
Personality, behaviour and communist ideology pp. 297-313: Frederic Fleron and Rita Kelly
The relevance of soviet industrial experience for less developed economies pp. 330-349: Norton Dodge and Charles Wilber
The age of capital and growth in the Soviet nonagricultural nonresidential sector pp. 350-359: Earl Brubaker
Investment reforms in Czechoslovakia pp. 360-370: Domenico Nuti

The Russian municipal duma elections of 1917: A preliminary computation of returns pp. 131-163: William Rosenberg
Plan and prediction pp. 164-192: K. FitzLyon
Participation in the central committee plenums in Moldavia pp. 193-207: Ronald Hill
Soviet industrial managers, their superiors and the economic reform: A study of an attempt at planned behavioural change pp. 208-229: Karl Ryavec

The Soviet debate on agricultural price and procurement reforms pp. 1-20: Morris Bornstein
The fuel situation in Eastern Europe pp. 35-51: Stanislaw Wasowski
New thinking in Soviet Propaganda pp. 52-63: David Benn
Soviet ideology: The necessity of Marxism pp. 64-70: Robert Wesson
History, hierarchy and nationalities: Some observations on the Soviet social structure pp. 71-92: A. Nove

Information supplement to: No. 21 January 1969 pp. 1-48: The Editors
Communist national minority policy: The case of the gypsies in Czechoslovakia pp. 421-443: Otto Ulč
The Czechoslovak economic recession, 1962–65 pp. 444-461: Miloslav Bernášek
The 1966–67 soviet industrial price reform: A study in complications pp. 462-477: Gertrude Schroeder
National differences within Soviet demographic trends pp. 478-489: Rein Taagepera
Rehabilitation policy under the post‐khrushchev leadership pp. 490-498: Jane Shapiro
The USSR supreme court: Recent developments pp. 511-522: Donald Barry

Manpower in soviet agriculture‐some post‐Khrushchev developments and problems pp. 281-304: Karl‐Eugen Wädekin
Soviet historians review their own past: The rehabilitation of M. N. Pokrovsky pp. 306-320: George Enteen
Stalin's renewal of the leading stratum: A note on the great purge pp. 321-330: A. L. Unger
Periodic fluctuation in Soviet industrial growth rates pp. 331-352: Raymond Hutchings
Barriers to technological change in the USSR: A study of chemical fertilizers pp. 353-365: D. W. Conklin
The revival of in 1917 pp. 366-368: Peter Frank and B. C. Kirkham
The Petrograd bolsheviks and social insurance, 1914–17 pp. 369-374: Sandra Milligan

Soviet agricultural reforms since Khrushchev pp. 159-178: Roger Clarke
The Soviet state, ideology and patterns of autocracy pp. 179-186: Robert Wesson
The Kornilov affair — a study in counter‐revolution pp. 187-205: James White
The Leningrad district of Moscow‐an inside look pp. 206-218: Henry Morton
Structural change in Rumanian industry, 1938–63 pp. 219-228: Pong Lee
The ‐isms of Stalinism pp. 229-234: Michael Waller
Soviet administration and the grain crisis of 1927–28 pp. 235-241: Olga Narkiewicz
The Russian secret service in the first world war pp. 242-248: J. F. N. Bradley
Reviews pp. 249-272: Barry Richman, Ljubo Sirc, Alastair McAuley, Michael Ellman, R. E. F. Smith, Derek Scott, Robert Conquest, David Footman, Samuel Baron, Israel Getzler, J. A. Newth, Ivo Lapenna, L. Vladimirov, Shanti Swarup, Robert Feldman, Neil McInnes, P. Cavendish, P. L. S. Condren, Wilfrid Knapp, Geoffrey Stern, W. V. Wallace, L. Kochan and Martin Dewhirst
Conference of national association for Soviet and East European studies—April 1968 pp. 273-274: The Editors
Correspondence pp. 274-276: E. Koutaissoff
Books received pp. 276-278: The Editors
List of contributors pp. 278-279: The Editors
Editorial advisory board pp. ebi-ebi: The Editors

Soviet economic ‘reforms’: A study in contradictions pp. 1-21: Gertrude Schroeder
1917: The tyranny of Paris over Petrograd pp. 22-35: John Keep
Why October? The search for peace in 1917 pp. 36-45: Rex Wade
The role of private subsidiary farming during the soviet seven‐year plan, 1959–65 pp. 46-66: C. Lovell
The Baptists and soviet society pp. 67-80: R. Beermann
The rise and fall of the ‘all‐people's state’: Recent changes in the soviet theory of the state pp. 81-93: Roger Kanet
Soviet boarding schools pp. 94-105: Michael Kaser
Soviet inspectors general: An expanding role? pp. 106-111: Jan Adams
Optimal planning pp. 112-136: Michael Ellman
Book reviews pp. 136-154: Jerzy Karcz, Timothy O'Hagan, Rudolf Schlesinger, George Gömöri, Geoffrey Stern, A. Polonsky, Rex Wade, W. E. Mosse, Roger Hamburg, J. D. White and Michael Ellman
Books received pp. 154-157: The Editors
List of contributors pp. 158-158: The Editors
Editorial advisory board pp. ebi-ebi: The Editors