Europe-Asia Studies

1949 - 2025

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Soviet timber—Two steps forward, one step back pp. 377-405: W. Donald Bowles
Soviet Jewry during the Lenin‐Stalin period—I pp. 406-421: Alfred Greenbaum
The Soviet input‐output table and measures of growth: Industrial weights pp. 422-431: George Staller
Some structural aspects of Soviet‐type investment policy pp. 432-447: Z. M. Fallenbuchl
Lenin as a member of the international socialist bureau pp. 448-458: Rudolf Schlesinger
The Soviet famine of 1932–1934; some further references pp. 471-474: Dana Dalrymple

Politics, ideology and history in the USSR: The search for coexistence pp. 253-275: Hans Rogger
Soviet policy towards the Russian churches, 1958–64 pp. 276-284: John Lawrence
Long‐term measures of Soviet industrial output pp. 285-301: Jindrich Veverka
A new stage in Soviet economic scholarship pp. 334-338: A. Nove

Background and origins of the Rumanian dispute with comecon pp. 125-151: John Montias
The specialist in soviet policy‐making: The adoption of a law pp. 152-165: Donald Barry
The allies and Russia in the light of French archives (7 November 1917—15 March 1918) pp. 166-185: J. F. N. Bradley
The structure and efficiency of soviet retailing and wholesaling pp. 186-208: P. Hanson
Political aspects of the land reform campaigns in China, 1947–1952 pp. 209-231: Jack Gray

The post‐war growth of the Soviet economy pp. 1-16: Robert Campbell
2½ per cent and all that pp. 17-21: A. Nove
A note on the context of early Soviet planning pp. 22-44: Rudolf Schlesinger
Solzhenitsyn's four stories pp. 45-62: Gleb Zekulin
The sickle under the hammer pp. 63-68: J. L. H. Keep
Some constitutional conventions in the USSR? pp. 69-81: J. A. Newth
Comparing Soviet agriculture pp. 82-89: Enid Smith

Monetization and policy in soviet agriculture since 1952 pp. 375-407: Frank Durgin
Interlude: The Russian provisional government 1917 pp. 408-419: W. E. Mosse
Soviet and Russian anti‐parasite laws pp. 420-429: R. Beermann
Local government and the Sovnarkhoz in the USSR, 1957–1962 pp. 430-442: David Cattell
Russian intervention in early Ukrainian economic planning pp. 443-458: S. G. Prociuk
Nationality and language in Turkmenia pp. 459-463: J. A. Newth
Soviet and Chinese economic competition within the communist world pp. 464-473: Jan Prybyla

Information supplement to ‘Soviet studies January 1964 pp. 1-11: A. Nove
Contributors to soviet studies, Vol. XV pp. 7-8: The Editors
Volunteers and Soviets pp. 231-249: Robert Wesson
The Soviet famine of 1932–1934 pp. 250-284: Dana Dalrymple
The failure of the Soviet animal industry — II pp. 285-307: Naum Jasny
Kolkhoz problems in recent literary magazines pp. 308-330: Alastair McAuley
The Russian social democratic labour party in ST. Petersburg, Tver and Ashkhabad, 1903–1905 pp. 331-344: David Lane
The Soviet population: Wartime losses and the postwar recovery pp. 345-351: J. A. Newth
The Russian economic ‘balance’ and input‐output analysis: A reply pp. 352-356: Herbert Levine
Reviews pp. 357-368: G. H. Bolsover, Stanley Nisbet, P. Hanson, Owen Lattimore, E. H. Carr and Roy Laird
Short reviews pp. 369-370: Lionel Kochan, Nigel Grant, Roy Laird and W. V. Wallace
Correspondence pp. 371-372: Gleb Žekulin
A sixth list of Soviet statistical abstracts pp. 372-374: M. C. Kaser
Editorial board pp. ebi-ebi: The Editors

Contributors to Soviet studies, Vol. XV pp. 7-8: The Editors
Notes for a theory of the Command Economy pp. 101-123: Gregory Grossman
The Czechoslovak revolt against the Bolsheviks pp. 124-151: J. F. N. Bradley
Farm marketings and state procurements: Definitions and interpretations pp. 152-166: Jerzy Kakcz
The recoupment period: A Czechoslovak view pp. 167-181: H. D. Koctúch
Consistency tests on Soviet output indices pp. 182-186: F. Seton
The failure of the Soviet animal industry—I pp. 187-218: Naum Jasny
Reviews pp. 219-226: John Erickson, A. Nove and J. A. Newth
Correspondence pp. 227-227: Marshall Goldman
Books received pp. 228-229: The Editors
Editorial board pp. ebi-ebi: The Editors

Contrasting economic patterns: Chinese and Soviet development strategies pp. 1-16: Nicolas Spulber
Contributors to Soviet studies, vol. XV pp. 7-8: The Editors
Soviet patterns of time use and concepts of leisure pp. 17-37: Murray Yanowitch
A short cut to growth rates in soviet national income pp. 38-42: N. Jasny
The 1963 Soviet industrial price revision pp. 43-52: Morris Bornstein
A note on the Soviet inter‐industry labour input balance pp. 53-57: Alfred Zauberman
Formulation of enterprise operating plans in Soviet industry pp. 58-71: Barry Richman
The ‘establishment’ in Tajikistan—II pp. 72-81: J. A. Newth
Reviews pp. 82-99: A. Nove, E. L. Johnson, Bernard Rudden, Lionel Kochan, T. Price and J. Forsyth
Books received pp. 100-100: The Editors
Editorial board pp. ebi-ebi: The Editors