Europe-Asia Studies

1949 - 2025

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Volume 19, issue 4, 1968

Soviet ideology and Sovietology pp. 465-481

Kurt Marko

A comparison of dollar and ruble values of the industrial output of the USA and the USSR pp. 482-500

Alexander Tarn

A recent soviet study of economic growth 1951–63 pp. 501-509

Frederick Denton

Soviet‐Turkish relations and politics in the Armenian SSR pp. 510-525

R. H. Dekmejian

The Russian general staff and the June 1917 offensive pp. 526-543

Robert Feldman

Planning reforms in Czechoslovakia pp. 544-556

Vaclav Holesovsky

Some difficulties in implementing the economic reforms in Czechoslovakia pp. 557-566

Lida Urbanek

The politics of ‘Libermanism’ pp. 567-572

Vladimir Treml

Political recruitment and local government: The local soviets of the RSFSR, 1918–21 pp. 573-580

Robert Abrams

Interpreting soviet culture pp. 581-585

Thomas Riha

Measuring soviet capital stock and productivity pp. 585-590

Alfred Zauberman

A note on the review of by Norton T. Dodge pp. 601-604

Judith Grunfeld

Volume 19, issue 3, 1968

Soviet area studies and the social sciences: Some methodological problems in communist studies pp. 313-339

Frederic Fleron

East German price formation under the new economic system pp. 340-358

Hans Boehme

The origins of order no. 1 pp. 359-372

John Boyd

The response of Soviet foreign policy to the common market, 1957–63 pp. 373-386

David Forte

The academy of pedagogical sciences—its political role pp. 387-397

D. Little

A note on agricultural employment in the USSR pp. 398-404

Philip Grossman

Lyushkov: Anatomy of a defector pp. 405-420

Alvin Coox

Road rail—a note on transport development in Tadzhikistan pp. 421-425

M. V. Hambly

Urban gully erosion in the USSR pp. 426-429

R. Ledger

Russia 1917: The February revolution pp. 430-439

W. E. Mosse

Reviews pp. 440-453

R. Beermann, Harry Shaffer, I. Gordijew, Michael Ellman, Derek Scott, Paul Avrich, E. Lampert, Lucjan Blit, Geoffrey Stern and Roger Clarke

Correspondence pp. 453-457

Moshe Mishkinski

Tenth list of Soviet statistical abstracts pp. 457-460

M. C. Kaser

Books received pp. 460-462

The Editors

List of contributors pp. 463-463

The Editors

Editorial board pp. ebi-ebi

The Editors

Volume 19, issue 2, 1967

Westernization, revolution and the search for a basis of authority—Russia in 1917 pp. 155-180

T. H. Von Laue

The status of national minority languages in Soviet education pp. 181-189

Harry Lipset

The manpower problem in Siberia pp. 190-210

S. G. Prociuk

Rationality in the prewar Soviet cement industry pp. 211-231

Alan Abouchar

The development of Soviet location theory before the second World War—II pp. 232-244

Iwan Koropeckyj

Questions on 1917 pp. 255-256

J. Miller

The Bolsheviks, the League of Nations and the Paris peace conference, 1919 pp. 257-263

Donald Buzinkai

The ‘Zinoviev letter’ case pp. 264-277

Natalie Grant

Soviet ideology and the pp. 278-281

David Comey

Volume 19, issue 1, 1967

The development of soviet location theory before the Second World War—I pp. 1-28

Iwan Koropeckyj

The ending of unemployment in the USSR pp. 29-52

Raymond Hutchings

The composition of the USSR Supreme Soviet 1958–66 pp. 53-65

Roger Clarke

Structural interdependence of the soviet economy before the industrialization drive pp. 66-73

Edwin Dolan

Strategic embargo in perspective pp. 74-86

J. Wilczynski

More observations on ideology pp. 87-99

Rudolf Schlesinger

The February regime: Prerequisites of success pp. 100-108

W. E. Mosse

The significance of communications in 1917 pp. 109-114

Roger Pethybridge

1917—a year of illusions pp. 115-121

Thomas Riha

The grain problem and anti‐speculation laws pp. 127-129

R. Beermann

Volume 18, issue 4, 1967

Information supplement to ‘Soviet studies’: No. 14 ‐ April 1967 pp. 1-43

The Editors

Information supplement to ‘Soviet studies’: No. 12 ‐ October 1966 pp. 1-36

The Editors

Information supplement to ‘Soviet studies’: No. 11 ‐ July 1966 pp. 1-44

The Editors

Thoughts on the grain problem pp. 399-434

Jerzy Karcz

The February revolution: Was the collapse inevitable? pp. 435-457

David Anin

The debate over Soviet federalism pp. 458-481

Grey Hodnett

The press in Belorussia, 1955–65 pp. 482-493

Roman Szporluk

Mass education and justice in Soviet courts: The visiting sessions pp. 494-510

Peter Juviler

The New Soviet myth: Marx is dead, long live communism! pp. 511-518

Roy Laird

Reviews pp. 519-539

Rudolf Schlesinger, A. H. Brown, Peter von Wahlde, Ghita Ionescu, R. Beermann, Donald Treadgold, W. V. Wallace, R. E. F. Smith, W. H. Parker and J. A. Newth

Books received pp. 540-542

The Editors

List of contributors pp. 542-542

The Editors

Editorial board pp. ebi-ebi

The Editors

Volume 18, issue 3, 1967

A. V. Lunacharsky: Recent soviet interpretations and republications pp. 267-289

S. Fitzpatrick

New Soviet capital data pp. 290-295

V. Treml

Long‐term economic plans and their methodology pp. 296-313

N. K. Chandra

Soviet ideology pp. 314-327

Henri Chambre

The owl of Minerva pp. 328-339

Nigel Harris

Rationality and central planning pp. 340-355

Alastair McAuley

Evaluation of economic systems: A review article pp. 356-361

Frederic Pryor

Economics of collectivization pp. 362-370

Ljubo Sirc

Volume 18, issue 2, 1966

Internal migration and the flight from the land in the USSR, 1939–1959 pp. 131-152

Karl‐Eugen Wädekin

Family allowances and fertility in the Soviet Union pp. 153-163

David Heer and Judith Bryden

The Stalingrad tractor plant in early Soviet planning pp. 164-168

Norton Dodge and Dana Dalrymple

Marxist economics and Soviet planning pp. 169-188

Howard Sherman

Who was the Soviet Kulak? pp. 189-212

M. Lewin

State procurement of agricultural produce in China—II pp. 213-224

Audrey Donnithorne

Marxism without an organizing party: Personal observations on Rosa Luxemburg's work pp. 225-251

Rudolf Schlesinger

Preobrazhensky's new economics revisited pp. 252-255

Evsey Domak

Reviews pp. 255-261

M. C. Kaser, Frederic Lilge, Olga Narkiewicz, John Keep, Roger Pethybridge and Lucjan Blit

Religion and the changing intellectual outlook in the USSR pp. 261-261

The Editors

Books received pp. 261-262

The Editors

Editorial board pp. ebi-ebi

The Editors

Volume 18, issue 1, 1966

A retiring editor pp. 1-1

The Editors

Soviet ideology pp. 2-19

David Joravsky

Stalin, war communism and collectivization pp. 20-37

O. A. Narkiewicz

State procurement of agricultural produce in China—I pp. 38-56

Audrey Donnithorne

Education and social mobility in the USSR pp. 57-65

The Editors

Observations on contemporary Soviet political attitudes pp. 66-70

Frederick Barghoorn

The ideological vector pp. 71-73

Robert Daniels

Ideology and the Soviet economy pp. 74-80

Morris Bornstein

A comment on ‘the Soviet population: Wartime losses and the postwar recovery’ pp. 81-82

Raymond Hutchings

Statistical puzzles continue pp. 83-85

A. Nove

An estimate of the national accounts of Rumania following both Eastern and Western definitions pp. 86-90

M. C. Kaser

Forty years of the time‐factor in Soviet economics pp. 91-95

Alfred Zauberman

Reviews pp. 96-126

P. B. Reddaway, Geoffrey Stern, Alfred Meyer, Naum Jasny, John Clews, Gerald Sperling, R. Beermann, Ivo Lapenna, Roger Clarke, H. G. Schenk, Bruno Kalnins, Mary Holdsworth, W. H. Parker, W. J. Drew, R. N. North, H. J. Pitcher, Bernard Rudden and W. Ryan

Books received pp. 127-128

The Editors

List of contributors pp. 129-129

The Editors

Editorial board pp. ebi-ebi

The Editors