Europe-Asia Studies

1949 - 2025

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Volume 7, issue 4, 1956

Some questions of early Soviet legal history pp. 353-372

S. Dobrin

Litvinov's Ghost pp. 373-383

Rudolf Schlesinger

The kolkhoz market pp. 384-408

John Whitman

Comparative growth rates: A rejoinder pp. 408-408

Andre Gabor

Remarks on J. and M. Miller's review of pp. 409-411

H. B. Acton

Book review pp. 412-417

J. N. Hazard

Reports and commentaries pp. 418-429

Robert Davies

Preparing for the XX Congress: Theoretical pp. 430-435

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Molotov's letter pp. 435-437

V. Molotov

Preparing for the XX Congress: Organizational pp. 437-440

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Preparing for the XX Congress: Examples of practical criticism pp. 441-448

I. Stepanov, N. Antonov, A. Malyutin and N. Boranenkov

Committees and individuals in state administration pp. 448-450

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Economic incentives‐I pp. 451-462

S. Timofeyev

The conference on books about farm life pp. 462-467

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Practical problems of polytechnical education pp. 467-470

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Some data about religious communities pp. 471-472

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Editorial board pp. ebi-ebi

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Volume 7, issue 3, 1956

Party‐political education in Soviet Russia 1918–1935 pp. 237-247

Zev Katz

Some problems in Soviet agricultural statistics pp. 248-268

A. Nove

Mr. Wiles’ rationality: A comment pp. 269-273

Joan Robinson

Comparative growth rates: A reply pp. 274-274

M. H. Dobb

A new stage in the English study of Marxism pp. 275-295

J. Miller and M. Miller

Book reviews pp. 296-304

Geoffrey Wheeler, Thomas Russell and Rudolf Schlesinger

To the editors of pp. 304-307

Leonard Schapiro

Reports and commentaries pp. 308-331

Robert Davies

Reports and commentaries pp. 332-342

Rudolf Schlesinger

The new curriculum in Soviet schools pp. 343-345

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Objectivity of truth and the social sciences pp. 345-349

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An anomaly of legalism pp. 349-350

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Programme for research in the history of the communist party of the Soviet Union, 1955–56 pp. 351-351

Alfred Meyer

Editorial board pp. ebi-ebi

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Volume 7, issue 2, 1955

Understanding Soviet law without the cases pp. 121-127

J. N. Hazard

An estimate of Soviet industrial expansion pp. 128-142

F. Seton

Are adjusted rubles rational? pp. 143-160

Peter Wiles

Comparative growth rates: A note pp. 161-163

André Gabor

Soviet lawyers on the problems of their legal system ‐ I pp. 164-182

R. Schlesinger

Book reviews pp. 183-200

Max Beloff, Rudolf Schlesinger and A. Nove

The industrial conference pp. 201-213

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The conference on war books pp. 213-220

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The world population conference as seen through Soviet eyes pp. 220-230

C. E. V. Leser

Recruitment of kolkhoz organizers from the towns pp. 230-232

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The new state farms: Party organization and relations with local government pp. 233-235

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Books received pp. 236-236

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Editorial board pp. ebi-ebi

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Volume 7, issue 1, 1955

Current problems of Soviet literature pp. 1-13

B. Malnick

Towards an understanding of Soviet law pp. 14-30

George Guins

Soviet statistics of wages and prices pp. 31-51

M. C. Kaser

Comparative rates of growth in industry: A comment on Strumilin's article on ‘expanded reproduction’ pp. 52-58

Maurice Dobb

The investment‐consumption controversy: Practical aspects pp. 59-74

Robert Davies

Changing trends in Soviet attitudes to biology pp. 74-79

G. H. Beale

Reviews pp. 80-86

Max Beloff and A. Nove

repudiates the ‘end of civilization’ argument pp. 87-91

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Malenkov's letter of resignation pp. 91-93

G. Malenkov

The agricultural planning order pp. 93-102

N. Khrushchov and N. Bulganin

‘Wings’: A play on the new situation pp. 102-115

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Ethics of children and teachers pp. 115-116

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The Khrushchov livestock plan pp. 117-117

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Notes on administration pp. 118-119

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Books received pp. 119-119

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Editorial board pp. ebi-ebi

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