Europe-Asia Studies

1949 - 2025

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Volume 17, issue 4, 1966

Information supplement to ‘Soviet studies’: October 1965 No. 8 pp. 1-32

The Editors

Information supplement to ‘Soviet studies’: No. 10 ‐ April 1966 pp. 1-39

The Editors

Information supplement to ‘Soviet studies’: July 1965 No. 7 pp. 1-28

The Editors

Information supplement to ‘Soviet studies’: January 1966 No. 9 pp. 1-36

The Editors

Ideology and agriculture pp. 397-407

A. Nove

A nonmonetary index of economic development pp. 408-416

Charles Wilber

Party bifurcation and elite interests pp. 417-430

John Armstrong

Soviet local government today pp. 431-452

L. G. Churchward

Pluralistic trends in Czechoslovakia pp. 453-472

A. H. Brown

Aspects of ideological belief in the Soviet Union pp. 473-483

P. B. Reddaway

The communist party of Uzbekistan, 1959: A brief statistical note pp. 484-489

J. A. Newth

Soviet gold production and reserves reconsidered pp. 490-493

Keith Bush

Soviet strategy at the crossroads pp. 494-500

J. Erickson

Reviews pp. 500-520

Max Beloff, Geoffrey Stern, R. Szawlowski, Paul Avkich, Harold Shukman, R. Beermann, Mary McAuley, D. Pospieiovsky, Terence Armstrong, R. N. North, M. V. Hambly and R. Schlesinger

Conferences, symposia, seminars, etc pp. 521-522

J. F. Karcz

Books received pp. 522-523

The Editors

List of contributors pp. 524-524

The Editors

Editorial board pp. ebi-ebi

The Editors

Volume 17, issue 3, 1966

The functions of ideology in the Soviet political system pp. 273-285

Alfred Meyer

Geographic influences on centralization in the Soviet economy pp. 286-302

Raymond Hutchings

Industrial wage differentials in the USSR pp. 303-317

Gertrude Schroeder

The elimination of opposition between the sixteenth and seventeenth congresses of the CPSU pp. 318-338

T. Szamuely

Problems of state farm administration pp. 339-352

Allen Ballard

On the scope of necessity and error pp. 353-367

Rudolf Schlesinger

Soviet partisans pp. 368-377

J. K. Zawodny

Reviews pp. 378-386

Harry Shaffer, A. Brzeski, J. Miller, V. N. Bandera and Alfred Greenbaum

The ‘anti‐parasite law of the RSFSR modified pp. 387-388

R. Beermann

A new institute for social research in Leningrad pp. 388-389

S. V. Utechin

Conferences, symposia, seminars, etc pp. 389-390

J. Miller

The Soviet take‐over generation’, an international symposium organized by the institute for the study of the USSR, held in Munich, 6–8 September 1965 pp. 390-390

J. Miller

Eighth list of soviet statistical abstracts pp. 391-393

M. C. Kaser

Correspondence pp. 393-393

Maurice Dobb

Books received pp. 394-394

The Editors

List of contributors pp. 395-395

The Editors

Corrigenda pp. 396-396

The Editors

Editorial board pp. ebi-ebi

The Editors

Volume 17, issue 2, 1965

The new Soviet agricultural programme pp. 129-161

Jerzy Karcz

The immediate background of Soviet collectivization pp. 162-197

M. Lewin

The discussions of the twenties on planning and economic growth pp. 198-208

Maurice Dobb

Reflections on Gerschenkron, Russian backwardness and economic development pp. 209-225

G. P. G. Sinzheimer

Citizen versus administration in the USSR pp. 226-237

Robert Osborn

The ‘unproductive’ labour of Soviet teachers pp. 238-244

Harold Noah

The priority of heavy industry as an objective of Soviet economic policy pp. 245-251

I. Moravcik

Reviews pp. 252-269

M. C. Kaser, Gregory Grossman, Hans Raupach, R. Szawlowski, Hans Rogger, J. F. N. Bradley, John Biggart, Arthur Wright, N. Parsons and Roger Clarke

Book received pp. 270-271

The Editors

List of contributors pp. 272-272

The Editors

Editorial board pp. ebi-ebi

The Editors

Volume 17, issue 1, 1965

Soviet economic policy since 1953: A study of its structure and changes pp. 1-43

Z. Frank and J. Waelbroeck

More on Soviet bloc trade discrimination pp. 44-65

Franklyn Holzman

What is ‘makhaevism'? pp. 66-75

Paul Avrich

Abortion, contraception, and population policy in the Soviet union pp. 76-83

David Heer

Soviet Jewry during the Lenin‐Stalin period—II pp. 84-92

Alfred Greenbaum

Some thoughts while reading the Soviet press pp. 97-102

A. Nove