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History of Russia Module Booklet 2012-13

Department of History

Part 1 Option

History of Russia since 1881

HI 107

Tutor: Chris Read

Module Booklet 2013-14

Module Specification for History of Russia since 1881

In the event of any conflict between the information contained below and the departmental handbooks, the departmental handbooks take precedence.

Aims & Objectives

This module is an option available to second year History honours and joint-degree students and to visiting and part-time students and 2+2 students in any year of their studies. Options are designed to complement the first and second year core modules by providing the opportunity for study in greater depth of particular regions, periods or themes.

Context: This module develops themes of political, social, cultural and economic history raised in the core module in the context of Russian history since 1881.

Syllabus: The module is divided into four sets of historical questions - those relating to the origins of the Russian revolution; to its course from c1900-1921; to its immediate consequences in the rise of Stalinism; and to Russia's attempts to deal with the legacy of Stalinism from 1953 to the early twenty-first century. Attention will be given to political, social, economic and cultural aspects of these questions.

Teaching & Learning: The module will be taught through weekly lectures and one hour seminars and individual tutorials to discuss feedback on essays.

Assessment: see appropriate History Departmental handbooks.

Note: Deadlines for non-assessed essays are weeks 7, 14 and 17.

ALL LONG ESSAY TOPICS FOR ALL CATEGORIES OF STUDENT WILL NORMALLY BE NEGOTIATED WITH THE TUTOR.

Intended Learning Outcomes

a) the further development of study, writing and communication skills

b) to provide the opportunity, through writing a 4500 word essay, to develop in greater depth an analysis of aspects of the secondary literature and available primary sources relating to topics covered in the module; to allow for greater study of topics the student wishes to learn about which are only covered marginally in the module such as foreign policy; religion; literature and the arts; and thereby to develop independent critical and analytical skills listed below.

c) developing critical analytical skills based on

· introducing students to a wide variety of approaches to the study of Russian History from the late nineteenth to early twenty-first centuries

· conveying basic historical knowledge of Russian History from the late nineteenth to early twenty-first centuries

· utilising interdisciplinary perspectives to deepen historical understanding

· providing students with the opportunity to evaluate critically a range of primary sources including official documents, statistics, writings of leading historical figures and memoirs.

· examining a wide range of secondary sources and secondary interpretations of Russian History from the late nineteenth to early twenty-first centuries

· To enable students to produce written and verbal analyses based on the above

Mark scale

All undergraduate modules are marked using one overall system, which runs from 0-100. Marks fall into different classes of performance:

17-point marking scale

Where an assessment or exam is a single piece of work, or a small number of long exam answers or assessed essays, work is marked using the following scale.

The descriptors in this table are interpreted as appropriate to the subject and the year/level of study, and implicitly cover good academic practice and the avoidance of plagiarism.

With the exception of Excellent 1st, High Fail and Zero, the descriptors cover a range of marks, with the location within each group dependent on the extent to which the elements in the descriptor and departmental/faculty marking criteria are met.

Class

scale

descriptor

First

Excellent 1st

Exceptional work of the highest quality, demonstrating excellent knowledge and understanding, analysis, organisation, accuracy, relevance, presentation and appropriate skills. At final-year level: work may achieve or be close to publishable standard.

High 1st

Very high quality work demonstrating excellent knowledge and understanding, analysis, organisation, accuracy, relevance, presentation and appropriate skills. Work which may extend existing debates or interpretations.

Mid 1st

Low 1st

Upper Second (2.1)

High 2.1

High quality work demonstrating good knowledge and understanding, analysis, organisation, accuracy, relevance, presentation and appropriate skills.

Mid 2.1

Low 2.1

Lower Second

High 2.2

Competent work, demonstrating reasonable knowledge and understanding, some analysis, organisation, accuracy, relevance, presentation and appropriate skills.

Mid 2.2

Low 2.2

Third

High 3rd

Work of limited quality, demonstrating some relevant knowledge and understanding.

Mid 3rd

Low 3rd

Fail

High Fail (sub Honours)

Work does not meet standards required for the appropriate stage of an Honours degree. There may be evidence of some basic understanding of relevant concepts and techniques

Fail

Poor quality work well below the standards required for the appropriate stage of an Honours degree.

Low Fail

Zero

Zero

Work of no merit OR Absent, work not submitted, penalty in some misconduct cases

For calculating module results, the points on this marking scale have the following numerical equivalents:

Class

Point on scale

numerical equivalent

First

Excellent 1st

96

High 1st

89

Mid 1st

81

Low 1st

74

Upper Second

High 2.1

68

Mid 2.1

65

Low 2.1

62

Lower Second

High 2.2

58

Mid 2.2

55

Low 2.2

52

Third

High 3rd

48

Mid 3rd

45

Low 3rd

42

Fail

High Fail

38

Fail

25

Low Fail

12

Zero

Zero

0

PART I OPTION

HISTORY OF RUSSIA SINCE 1881

AUTUMN TERM SEMINARS

Week 2 - 5Economic and social change in late nineteenth century Russia- workers, peasants and the middle class

Week 2The peasantry, landowners and other rural inhabitants

What was happening in the countryside?

C. Read

From Tsar to Soviets (chapter 1)

I. Thatcher (ed)Late Imperial Russia: Problems and Prospects

H. Rogger

Russia in the Age of Modernisation

and Revolution 1881-1917

(Chapters 1-7)

E. Acton

Russia (Chapter 5)

L. Trotsky1905 chs 1-4 esp ch 4 ‘The Driving Forces of the Russian revolution’ at http://www.marxists.org/archive/trotsky/1907/1905/ch04.htm

Week 3Cities and industry – workers and the middle class

What was the impact of industrialisation on Russian society c. 1900? Did the Russian proletariat have distinctive features? How strong was the middle-class?

Reading

C. Read

‘Labour and Socialism in Tsarist Russia’ in D. Geary (ed) Labour and Socialist Movements in Europe Before 1914

C. Read


I. Thatcher (ed)Late Imperial Russia: Problems and Prospects

H. Rogger

Russia in the Age of Modernisation

and Revolution 1881-1917

(Chapters 1-7)

E. Acton

Russia (Chapter 5)

P. Waldron

The End of Imperial Russia (chapters 2 & 3)

Week 4The Revolution of 1905-1907 and autocratic politics

Why did revolution break out in Russia in 1905?

C. Read


A. Heywood & J. Smele (eds) The Russian Revolution

of 1905: Centenary Perspectives

M. Perrie

'The Russian Peasant Movement of

1905-1907: Its Social Composition

and Revolutionary Significance', Past

and Present, no. 57, November 1972,

pp 123 155.

P. Waldron

The End of Imperial Russia

(chapters 1, 4 & 5)

E. Acton

Russia (chapter 6)

Week 5After 1905

By what means was the autocracy able to restore its authority? How viable was Tsarism after 1907?

Reading

C. Read


A. Heywood & J. Smele (eds) The Russian Revolution

of 1905: Centenary Perspectives

M. Perrie

'The Russian Peasant Movement of

1905-1907: Its Social Composition

and Revolutionary Significance', Past

and Present, no. 57, November 1972,

pp 123 155.

P. Waldron


(chapters 1, 4 & 5)

E. Acton

Russia (chapter 6)

Document

The October Manifesto

Week 71917: The February Revolution and the Provisional Governemt.

Why did Tsarism finally collapse? Why was the Provisional Government unsuccessful?

C. Read

Making and Breaking of the Soviet System (ch. 1)

C. Read

From Tsar to Soviets (chapter 3-7)

E. Acton

Russia (chapter 7)

E. Acton

Re-thinking the Russian Revolution chs.6-9

N. StoneThe Eastern Front (chapters 1, 9 & 13)

Warwick History VideoThe Decline of Tsarism

Week 8 1917: The October Revolution

What were the roles of peasants, workers and soldiers? Why did the Bolsheviks come to power?

Reading

C. Read

Making and Breaking of the Soviet System (ch. 1)

C. Read

From Tsar to Soviets (chapter 3-7)

C. Read

Lenin: A Revolutionary Life (Ch 5)

E. Acton

Russia (chapter 7)

E. Acton

Re-thinking the Russian Revolution chs.6-9

J. White

The Russian Revolution

N. StoneThe Eastern Front (chapters 1, 9 & 13)

Warwick History VideoThe Decline of Tsarism

Document

V.I. Lenin

Tasks of the Proletariat in the Present Revolution (April Theses)

Week 9Bolshevism and Lenin's Russia 1 Civil and Revolutionary War

Who were the Bolsheviks? How did they survive the Civil War? Did the experience change them?

Reading

C. ReadThe Making and Breaking of the Soviet System (chs.2, 3)

C. Read

From Tsar to Soviets (chs 8-13)

C. Read

Lenin: A Revolutionary Life

E. Acton

Russia chap 8

S. Fitzpatrick

The Russian Revolution (chs 2-6)

V. Serge

Memoirs of a Revolutionary (chs 2,3 & 4)

R. Suny

The Soviet Experiment (chs 3-5)

P. Kenez

A History of the Soviet Union from the Beginning to the End (ch 2 & 3)

R. Service

A History of Twentieth Century Russia (chs 4-8)

Week 10Bolshevism and Lenin’s Russia 2 Lenin’s Last Years 1920-24

How did Lenin evaluate the achievements of the revolution up to 1922/3? Was the New Economic Policy viable?

C. Read

Lenin: A Revolutionary Life

E. Acton

Russia chap 8

S. Fitzpatrick

The Russian Revolution (chs 2-6)

V. Serge

Memoirs of a Revolutionary (chs 2,3 & 4)

B. Williams

Lenin

J. White

Lenin: The Practice and Theory of Revolution

Document

V.I. Lenin

On Co-operation

Our Revolution

Week 11The "Stalin Revolution" I – The Rise of Stalin and the Beginning of the Stalin Revolution - Collectivisation

Why did Stalin come to power? What did he stand for? What were the main features of collectivisation?

A. Nove &

Stalin: Terror and Transformation

C. Read

(Warwick History Video)

Reading

C. Read

Making and Breaking of the Soviet System (ch.4)

M. Fainsod

Smolensk under Soviet Rule (ch 12)

C. Ward

Stalin's Russia chaps 1-3

C. Ward (ed.)

The Stalin Dictatorship (chs. 1-5)

R. Suny


P. Kenez

A History of the Soviet Union (ch 4)

R. Service


C. Read

The Stalin Years: A Reader (articles by Shulz; Davies et al; Waters)

Week 12The “Stalin Revolution” 2 - Industrialisation and the emergence of Stalinist Society

What were the main features of industrialisation?

Reading

M. Fainsod

Smolensk under Soviet Rule (ch 13)

E. Acton

Russia (ch 9)

A. Nove

An Economic History of the USSR

(chs 4-8)

C. Ward

Stalin's Russia chaps 1-3

C. Ward (ed.)

The Stalin Dictatorship (chs. 1-5)

R. Suny


P. Kenez


R. Service


C. Read

The Stalin Years: A Reader (articles by Shulz; Davies et al; Waters)

Documents

Selected documents on collectivisation

Week 13The emergence of Stalinist Society

What was "Stalinism" as it existed in the 1930s?

Reading

Hellbeck, J. ‘Working, Struggling, Becoming: Stalin-Era Autobiographical Texts’ in Language and Revolution. Making Modern Political identities Halfin I. ed. (London: Frank Class, 2002), pp. 135-159.

Hellbeck, J.Revolution on My Mind: Writing a Diary Under Stalin (Cambridge Massachusetts: Harvard University Press, 2006).

Hoffman D. and Kotsonis, Y. eds. Russian Modernity: Politics, Knowledge, Practices (Basingstoke: Macmillan, 2000).

Hoffman, D. Stalinist Values: The Cultural Norms of Soviet Modernity, 1917-1941 (Ithaca: Cornell University Press, 2001).

M. Edele,

Stalinist Society, 1928-1953

R. Tucker (ed)

Stalinism (pp 3-154)

C. Ward

Stalin's Russia chap 4

C. Ward (ed)

The Stalin Dictatorship (ch 6)

R. Suny


P. Kenez


S. Fitzpatrick

Everyday Stalinism

C. Read

The Stalin Years: A reader

Week 14 The Great Purge

Why did the Great Purge of 1936-8 take place? What was life like in the USSR in the 1930s.

Reading

C. Read


J. Arch Getty (ed.)Stalin’s Terror: New Perspectives

Robert W ThurstonFear & Belief in the U.S.S.R.

"Great Terror" Response to Arrest 1935-39 Slavic Review vol 45, no. 2, pp 213-244 (includes discussion with Robert Conquest)

R Service

A History of Twentieth Century Russia

(ch 11-12)

R. Tucker (ed)

Stalinism (pp 3-154)

C. Ward


C. Ward (ed)

The Stalin Dictatorship (ch 6)

R. Suny


P. Kenez


S. Fitzpatrick

Everyday Stalinism

C. ReadThe Stalin Years: A reader (article by Khlevniuk)

Documents

Riutin Platform Law of 1 December 1934

Bukharin’s Last Letter

Order 00447 of 30 July 1937

Week 15The Second World War 1

Why did the Soviet Union become involved in the War?

Reading

Jonathan Haslam

The Soviet Union and the Struggle for Collective security in Europe

Geoffrey RobertsUnholy Alliance: Stalin’s pact with Hitler: the Soviet Union and the Origins of the Second World War

Week 17The Second World War 2

The Second World War was the great test of Stalin's system. How did it survive?

Reading

Geoffrey Roberts Stalin’s Wars

C. Read


H. Carrere d'Encausse Stalin: Order through Terror (ch 5-9)

M. Djilas

Conversations with Stalin

E. Acton

Russia ch 10

A. Nove

An Economic History of the USSR (ch10 &11)

C. Ward


J Barber &The Soviet Home Front

M Harrison

R. Suny

The Soviet Experiment (chs 13& 14)

P. Kenez


R. Service

A History of Twentieth Century Russia(ch13 &14)

C. Read

The Stalin Years(article by Erickson)

G. RobertsStalin’s General: Georgii Zhukov

Documents

Order no 270 and other documents

Week 18The Soviet Union and the Cold War

Who was responsible for the outbreak of the Cold War? What impact did it have within the Soviet Union? Had Stalinism changed by 1953?

Reading

C. Read


G. RobertsStalin’s Wars

V. Zubok &Inside the Kremlin’s Cold War:

C. PleshakovFrom Stalin to Khruschchev

C. Kennedy-Stalin’s Cold War

Pipe

S. AmbroseRise to Globalism

T. HasegawaRacing the Enemy: Stalin, Truman and the Surrender of Japan

M. McAuleyThe Origins of the Cold War

M. Walker

A History of the Cold War

R. ServiceA History of Twentieth Century Russia

(ch 15 & 16)

G. HoskingA History of the Soviet Union (ch 11)

J. Keep

The Last of the Empires:

A History of the Soviet Union 1945-51

(ch 1)

R. Suny

The Soviet Experiment (chs 15 & 16)

P. Kenez


R. ServiceA History of Twentieth Century Russia (chs 15-16)

C. Read

The Stalin Years (article by Roberts)

Documents

Churchill’s Fulton speech and Stalin’s reply (extracts)

Selected documents of the Cuban Missile Crisis

Week 19De-Stalinisation under Khruschchev

What legacy did Stalin leave? How did his successors deal with it? How effective were Khruschchev’s reforms?

Reading

C. Read

Making and Breaking of the Soviet System (ch.7, 8)

E. Acton

Russia (ch. 11)

A. Nove

An Economic History in the USSR (ch12)

M.E. McCauley

Khrushchev and Khrushchevism

A. Nove

Stalinism and After (chs 5)

S. Cohen

'Friends and Foes of Change' in

The Soviet Union since Stalin (ed

by Cohen, Rabinowitch & Sharlet)

R. Service


(ch 17-22)

R. Suny


P. Kenez

A History of the Soviet Union

(ch 8)

M. Sandle

A Short History of Soviet Socialism

(ch 7)

Week 20Brezhnev in Power 1964-82

Was the period 1964-1982 simply 'years of stagnation'? Was 1968 a turning point for communism? What can we learn from the dissidents of the period?

Reading

C. Read


E. Acton

Russia (ch. 11)

A. Nove

An Economic History in the USSR (ch12)

M.E. McCauley

Khrushchev and Khrushchevism

A. Nove

Stalinism and After (ch 6)

Zh. Medvedev

'Russia under Brezhnev' New Left Review no. 117 Sept/Oct 1978

S. Cohen

'Friends and Foes of Change' in

The Soviet Union since Stalin (ed

by Cohen, Rabinowitch & Sharlet)

R. Service


(ch 17-22)

R. Suny


P. Kenez


(ch 9)

M. Sandle


(ch 8)

E. Bacon and M. Sandle (eds) Brezhnev Reconsidered

Documents Khrushchev’s Secret Speech (extracts)

The Novosibirsk report (extracts) and other docs

Week 22 [2014 No class in Week 21 – term begins on Wednesday of Week21]

Gorbachev and Perestroika

What were the main features of Perestroika? Why did Gorbachev initiate the policy? Why did the Soviet Union collapse?

Reading

C. Read


A. Brown

The Gorbachev Factor

A. Brown

Seven Years That Changed the World

R.V. Daniels

The End of the Communist Revolution

S. White

Gorbachev and After

M. McCauley

The Soviet Union under Gorbachev

M. Walker

The Waking Giant

A. Nove

Glasnost in Action

R. Service


(ch 23-27)

R. Sakwa

Gorbachev and his Reforms

C. Ward (ed)

Perestroika

C. Ward (ed)

'Perestroika and the Russian Revolution of 1991 Slavonic & East European Review, vol. 71, no. 2, April 1993, pp. 234-256

R. Suny


P. Kenez


(ch 10 & 11)

M Sandle


(ch 9 & conclusion)

M.Sandle‘The Final Word: the Draft Party Programme of July/August 1991’ Europe-Asia Studies Nov 1996

Documents

Selected extracts from Gorbachev’s speeches

Week 23From Yeltsin to Putin. Perestroika continued?

Has Russia become a democracy? Does Putin have a strategy for continued ‘re-structuring’ of Russia? What has become of the Russian Economy? Why is there little popular participation in politics? Is Russia becoming militaristic again? Why has the Chechen war dragged on? What is Putin’s relationship to the ‘oligarchs’? Is a ‘new Cold War’ developing?

Reading

Brown, ArchieContemporary Russian Politics: A Reader

Cohen, StephenFailed Crusade: America and the Tragedy of Post-Communist Russia

Reddaway, Peter andThe Tragedy of Russia’s Reforms:

Glinskii, Dmitrii Market Bolshevism against Democracy

Service, Robert Russia: Experiment with a People

Sakwa, Richard

Putin: Russia’s Choice

Shevtsova, LiliaPutin’s Russia

Hobson, CharlotteBlack Earth City: A Year in the Heart of Russia

Seely, RobertRusso-Chechen Conflict: A Deadly Embrace

Politkovskaia, AnnaA Dirty War: A Russian Reporter in Chechnya

Tolz, Vera

Russia: Inventing the Nation

Kagarlitsky, BorisFarewell, Perestroika

There are also many articles in the reading list pp.34-38. See in particular those by Sakwa; Tolz; ‘Ten Years After’ edition of Slavic Review (1999); Ferguson; Frisby; Volkov; Schroder; Shlapentokh; Anne White; Munro and White on various aspects.

Documents – The Break-up of the Soviet Union

Week 25 Revision and Overview Seminar

How viable was the Soviet system? Was its collapse inevitable from the outset? If not, when did it begin to ‘fail’? There is a large genre of overviews of the Soviet system devoted to these topics. We will take a look at them.

Reading

Read, ChristopherThe Making and Breaking of the Soviet System+

Malia, Martin

The Soviet Tragedy

Lewin, Moshe

The Soviet Century

Daniels, RobertThe End of the Communist Revolution

Kotkin, StephenArmaggedon Averted: The Soviet Collapse 1970-2000

Deutscher, IsaacThe Unfinished Revolution (1967)

Cohen, Stephen

Re-Thinking the Soviet Experience

PART I OPTION

THE LAST TSAR : RUSSIAN HISTORY SINCE 1881: A GUIDE TO READING

Standard histories and reference

Perrie, M (ed)

Cambridge History of Russia

Hosking, G.Russia:People and Empire 1552-1917

Hosking, G.Russia and the Russians: A History from Earliest Times to 2001

Longworth, P.Rusia’s Empires:their rise and fall from prehistory to Putin

Lieven, DEmpire: the Russian Empire and its Rivals

Thatcher, I. (ed)Late Imperial Russia: Problems and Prospects

Waldron, P.

The End of Imperial Russia -

1885-1917

Stavrou, T. (ed)

Russia under the Last Tsar

Charques, R.

The Twilight of Imperial Russia

Kochan, L.

Russia in Revolution

Seton-Watson, H

The Russian Empire 1801-1917

Pipes, R.

Russia under the Old Regime

Ripes, R.

The Russian Revolution 1899-1919

Rogger, H.

Russia in the Age of Modernisation and Revolution

Katkov, G. (ed)

Russia enters the Twentieth Century

Riasanovsky, N.

A History of Russia (2nd ed)

Brown, A. (ed)

Cambridge Encyclopaedia of Russia

and the Former Soviet Union

Channon, J

The Penguin Historical Atlas of

Russia

Christian, D.

Imperial and Soviet Russia:

Power, Privilege and the

Challenge of Modernity

Waldron, P.


(1855-1917)

Waldron, P

Governing Tsarist Russia

Hutchinson, R

Russia 1890-1917

Kelly, C.Russian Cultural Studies: an Introduction

Kappeler, A.The Russian Empire: A Multi-ethnic History

Longley, D. (ed)The Longman Companion to Imperial Russia 1689-1917

Paxton, John (ed)Imperial Russia: a Reference Handbook

Wheatcroft, Stephen (ed)Challenging Traditional Views of Russian History

Kagan, Frederick. W.The Military History of Tsarist

& Higham, Robin (eds) Russia

Hughes, LindseyThe Romanovs: Ruling Russia, 1613-1917

Social and economic history

**Engel, B.A. Women in Russia, 1700-2000 (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2004).

**Bushnell, J. ‘The Russian Soldiers’ Artel’, 1700-1900: A History and Interpretation’, in: Land Commune and Peasant Community in Russia.

**Engel, B.A. Between the Fields and City: Women, Work, and Family in Russia, 1861-1914 (Cambridge: Cambridge UniversityPress, 1994).

**Glickman, R.L ‘Peasant Women and their Work’, in: Russian Peasant Women B. Farnsworth and L. Viola, eds. (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1992), pp. 54-72.

** Mironov B. with Eklof, B. The Social History of Imperial Russia, 1700-1917, 2 Vols. (Oxford: Westview Press, 2000), (Mironov’s grand thesis has been criticised for presenting an optimistic and progressive view of state formation, deliberately eschewing cultural mores, religion, lifestyle, intellectual currents, and recent postmodern insight).

**Eklof, B. ‘By A Different Yardstick. Boris Mironov’s “A Social History of Imperial Russia, 1700-1917” and its Reception in Russia’, in What Is Soviet Now? Identities, Legacies,Memories Lahusen T. and Solomon, P.H. Jr.eds. (Berlin, 2008).

Moon, DavidThe Abolition of Serfdom in Russia 1762-1907 (Longman 2002)

Moon, DavidThe Russian Peasantry 1600-1930 :The World the Peasants made

Vucinich, W.S. (ed)The Peasant in Nineteenth-Century

Russia

Black, C.

Aspects of Social Change since 1861 The Transformation of Russian Society

Miller, F.A.

Dmitrii Miliutin and the Reform Era

Field, D.

The End of Serfdom

Emmons, T.

The Russian Landed Gentry and the

Peasant Emancipation of 1861

Mosse, W.

Alexander II and the Modernisation of Russia

Manning, Roberta

The Crisis of the Old Order in

Russia: Gentry & Government

Bater, J.

St Petersburg: Industrialization

and Change

Falkus, M.E.

The Industrialization of Russia

(1700-1914)

Shanin, T.

The Awkward Class

Kingston-Mann, E.

Lenin & the Problem of Marxist

Peasant Revolution

Owen, L.

The Russian Peasant Movement,

1906-17

Robinson, G.T.

Rural Russia under the Old Regime

Lenin, V.I.

The Development of Capitalism in

Russia

Blackwell, W.L. (ed)Russian Economic Development from

Peter the Great to Stalin

Blackwell, W.L.

The Industrialization of Russia:

an historical perspective

Crisp, O.

Russia's Economic Problems

McCauley, M. &

The Emergence of the Modern

Waldron, P.Russian State, 1855-1881 (documents)

Gatrell, P.

The Tsarist Economy 1850-1917

Swain, G.

Russian Social Democracy & the

Legal Labour

Zaionchkovskii, P.

The Abolition of Serfdom in Russia

Wallace, D.M.

Russia (revised ed of 1912)

Vucinich, W. (ed)

The Russian Peasant in the 19th

Century

Blum, J.

Lord and Peasant in Russia

Blum, J.

The End of the Old Regime in Europe

Gershenkron, A.

Economic Backwardness in Historical Perspective

Ransel, D.L. (ed)

The Family in Imperial Russia

Hussain, N. &

Marxism and the Agrarian Question,

Tribe, K. vol 2

Russian Marxism and the Peasantry

Owen, Thomas C.

Capitalism and Politics in Russia:

a social history of Moscow Merchants 1855-1905

Anderson, Barbara A.Internal Migration during

Modernisation in Late Nineteenth-

century Russia

Eklof, B.

Russia’s Great Reforms 1855-81

Guroff G. and Carstenson F. (eds.) Entrepreneurship in

Russia and the Soviet Union

Geyer, D.

Russian Imperialism

McDaniel, T.

Autocracy, Modernization and

Revolution in Russia and Iran

Wcislo, F.

Reforming Rural Russia

Brooks, J.When Russia Learned to Read:Literacy and Popular Culture 1861-1917

Gershenkron, A.

'Agrarian Policies and

Industrialisation in Russia 1861-

1917' in The Cambridge Economic

History, vol VI, part II

Gershenkron, A.

'The Beginnings of Russian

Industrialisation' Soviet Studies

(April 1970) pp 507-515

Zelnik, R.E.

'The Peasant and the Factory' in

Vucinich, W. (ed), pp. 158-190

Yaney, G.L.

'The Concept of the Stolypin Land

Reform' Slavic Review (June 1964)

Haimson, L.

'The Problem of Social Stability

in Urban Russia 1905-17' Slavic

Review 1964 and 1965

Mendel, A.P.

'Peasant and Worker on the Eve of

the First World War' Slavic Review 1965

Mironov, B.

'The Russian Peasant Commune After the Reforms of the 1860s'Slavic Review, vol 44, no. 3,pp 438-

Yaney, G.L.

'Social Stability in Pre-Revolutionary Russia' Slavic Review 1965

Black, C.E.

'The Nature of Imperial Russian Society after 1861' Slavonic Review 1961

(Riasanovsky's comments on the above article which are published in the same issue should also be taken into account).

Moon D.‘Estimating the Peasant Population of Late Imperial Russia From The 1897 Census: A Research Note’, Europe-Asia Studies vol.48 no.1 January 1996 pp. 141-154

Dennison T.K. and

Carus, W.W.‘The Invention of the Russian Rural Commune: Haxthausen and Evidence’ Historical Journal 46 (2003) 561-582

Frierson, C.A.‘Razdel: the Peasant Family Divided’Russian Review 46 (1987) 35-51

Bonnell, V.

Roots of Rebellion (Petrograd

1900-1917)

Bonnell, V.

The Russian Worker (documents)

Smith, S.A.

Red Petrograd

Mandel, D.

Petrograd Workers & The Fall of the Old Regime

Johnson, R.F.

Peasant and Proletarian. The

Moscow Working-class 1870-1905

Koenker, D.

Moscow Workers in the 1917

Revolution

Read, C.

Labour and Socialism in Tsarist

Russia in D. Geary Labour and

Socialist Movements in Europe

before 1914

Eklof, B. & Frank, S.P.The World of the Russian Peasant, Post-Emancipation Culture and Society

Frank, S.& Steinberg, M.Cultures in Flux

Phillips, Laura L.

Bolsheviks and the Bottle: Drink and Worker Culture in St. Petersburg 1900

Pallot, Judith

Land Reform in Russia 1906-1917: Peasant Responses to Stolypin’s Project of Rural Transformation

O’Rourke, S.

Warrior and Peasant: The Don Cossacks in Late-Imperial Russia

Kuromiya, Hiroaki

Freedom and Terror in the Donbass: A Ukrainian-Russian Borderland 1870s to 1990s

Theodore Weeks ‘Russification and the Lithuanians, 1863-1905 Slavic Review Spring 2001 vol.60, No.1 pp96-114

Steinberg, Mark D.‘Workers on the Cross: Religious Imagination in the Writings of Russian Workers 1910-1924’ Russian Review 53 (1994) 213-239

Miller, A

The Ukrainian Question: the Russian Empire and Nationalism in the Nineteenth Century

**Sanborn, J.A. Drafting the Russian Nation. Military Conscription, Total War, and Mass Politics, 1905-1925 (DeKalb: Northern Illinois Press, 2003)

The Revolutionary Movement and the Intelligentsia

Walicki, A.

A History of Russian Thought from

the Enlightenment to Marxism

Walicki, A.

The Slavophile Controversy

Acton, E.

Alexander Herzen and the Role of

the Intellectual Revolutionary

Copleston, F.

Philosophy in Russia

Offord, D.

The Russian Revolutionary

Movement in the 1880s.

Billington, J.

Mikhailovsky and Russian Populism

Footman, D.

Red Prelude - the life of Zheliabov

Woehrlin, W.F.

Chernyshevskii

Venturi, F.

Roots of Revolution

A.KellyTowards Another Shore: Russian Thinkers between Necessity and Chance

Walicki, A.

The Controversy over Capitalism -

Studies in the Social Philosophy of the Russian Populists

McKinsey, P.S.

'From City Workers to Peasantry: the beginnings of the Russian movement"To the People", Slavic Review vol 38 (4)

Field, Daniel

‘Peasants and Propagandists in the Russian Movement to the People of 1874.’ Journal of Modern History 59 (1987) 415-438

Ascher, A.

Pavel Axelrod and the Origins of

Menshevism

Avrich, P.

The Russian Anarchists

Frankel, J.

Vladimir Akimov on the Dilemmas of Russian Marxism 1895-1903

Baron, S.H.

Plekhanov: the Father of Russian

Marxism

Berdiaev, N.

The Origins of Russian Communism

Venturi, F.

Studies in Free Russia

Broido, E.

Memoirs of a Revolutionary

Galai, S.

The Liberation Movement in Russia

1900-1905

Getzler, I.

Martov: A Political Biography of a Russian Social Democrat

Dan, T.

The Origins of Bolshevism

Haimson, L.

The Russian Marxists and the

Origins of Bolshevism

Keep, J.L.H.

The Rise of Social Democracy in

Russia

Kindersley, R.

The First Russian Revisionists: A

Study of Legal Marxism in Russia

Mendel, A.P.

Dilemmas of Progress in Tsarist

Russia: Legal Marxism and Legal

Populism

Broido, V.

Apostles into Terrorists

Pipes, R. (ed)

The Russian Intelligentsia

Pipes, R.

Struve: Liberal on the Left 1870-

1905

Pipes, R.

Struve: Liberal on the Right

Pipes, R.

Social Democracy and the

St. Petersburg Labour Movement

1885-1897

Radkey, O.H.

Agrarian Foes of Bolshevism

(on the Socialist-revolutionary

party)

Schapiro, L.B.

The Communist Party on the Soviet

Union (early chapters)

Haimson, L.

The Mensheviks

Treadgold, D.W.

Lenin and his Rivals 1898-1906

Ulam, A.

Lenin and the Bolsheviks

Turton, KatyForgotten Lives: The Role of Lenin's Sisters in the Russian Revolution, 1864-1937

Wildman, A.

The Making of a Workers' Revolution Russian Social Democracy 1891-1903

Wilson, E.

To the Finland Station

Wolfe, B.F.

Three who made a Revolution (Lenin,Trotsky, Stalin)

Tobias, H.

The Jewish Bund in Russia

Frankel, J.

Prophecy and Politics: Socialism,

Nationalism and the Russian Jews

(1862-1917)

Stites, R.

The Women's Liberation Movement in Russia: Feminism, Nihilism and Bolshevism 1860-19

Read, C.

Religion, Revolution and the

Russian Intelligentsia 1900-1912

Read, C.

'Idealists and Marxists in early

twentieth-century Russia'

Renaissance and Modern Studies,

vol XXIV, 1980

Harding, N.

Marxism in Russia: a documentary

history

Engel, B.

Five Sisters Women against the Tsar

Walicki, A.

A History of Russian Thought: from the Enlightenment to Marxism

Ulam, A.

Russia, Failed Revolutions; from

the Decembrists to the Dissidents

Rice, C.

Russian Workers and the Socialist-Revolutionary Party through the Revolution of 1905-07

Clowes, E. (ed.)

Between Tsar and People

Kassow, S.Students, Professors and the State in Tsarist Russia

Geldern, James Von and Entertaining Tsarist Russia:

McReynolds Louise (eds) Tales, Songs, Plays, Movies, Jokes, Ads and Images from Russian Urban Life 1779-1917 (inc C.D.)

Hillyar, Anna & McDermid, Jane Revolutionary Women in Russia 1870-1917

Kelly, Catriona & Shepherd, David Constructing Russian Culture in an Age of Revolution 1881-1940 (1998)

Kelly, Catriona

Utopias: Russian Modernist Texts

1905-1940

Montefiore, Simon S

The Young Stalin

**Beer, D. Renovating Russia: The Human sciences and the Fate of Liberal Modernity, 1880-1930 (Ithaca: Cornell University Press, 2008).

**Morrissey, S.K. Heralds of Revolution. Russian Students and the Mythologies of Radicalism (New York: Oxford University Press,1998).

B4The 1905 Revolution

(Relevant sections of books mentioned above contain much useful information on this period)

Heywood, A & Smele, J (eds) The Russian Revolution of

1905: Centenary Perspectives

Verner, A.

The Crisis of the Russian

Autocracy

Ascher,

The Revolution of 1905 2vols

Engelstein, L.

Moscow 1905

Trotsky, L.

1905

Harcave, S.

First Blood

Mehlinger, H.D. &

Count Witte and the Tsarist

Thompson, J.M.

Government in the 1905 Revolution

Perrie, M.

'The Russian peasant movement of

1905-07: its social composition and revolutionary significance', Past and Present, no. 57, Nov 1972

Wolfe, E.R.

Peasant Wars of the Twentieth

Century

Schneiderman, J.

Sergei Zubatov and Revolutionary

Marxism: the Struggle for the

Working Class in Tsarist Russia

Sablinsky, W.

The Road to Bloody Sunday: Father

Gapon and the St. Petersburg

Massacre of 1905

Perrins, M.

'Russian Military Policy in the Far East and the 1905 Revolution in the Russian Army', European Studies Review, vol 9, no. 1 January 1979

Taun, T.U.

'The Revolution of 1905 in the

Baltic Provinces and in Finland'

Slavic Review vol 43, no. 3,

pp 450-467

Shanin, T.

Russia as a "Developing Society"

vol. I & II

Seregny, S.J.

'A different type of peasant movement: the Peasant Union in the Russian Revolution of 1905', Slavic Review, vol 47, No. 1, pp.51-67

B5Political History from 1905 to 1917

Hosking, G.

The Russian Constitutional

Experiment

Levin, A.

The Second Duma

Emmons, T.

The Formation of Political Parties and the First National Elections in Russia

Pearson, R.

Russian Moderates and the Crisis of Tsarism

Perrie, M.

The Agrarian Policy of the Russian S.R. Party 1905-1907

Haimson, L. (ed)

The Politics of Rural Russia 1905-1914

Haimson, L.

Russia’s Revolutionary Experience, 1905-17:two essays

Levin, A.

The Third Duma: elections and

profile

Gatrell P.Government, Industry and Rearmament in Russia: 1900-1914

L.SiegelbaumThe Politics of Industrial Mobilization in Russia 1914-1917

Seregny, Scott‘A Wager on the Peasantry: Anti-Zemstvo Riots, Adult Education and the Russian Village During World War One: Stavropol’ Province’ Slavonic and East European Review vol.79 no.1 Jan 2001 pp.90-126

Gatrell PeterA Whole Empire Walking: Refugees in Russia during World War I

Gatrell, PeterRussia’s First World War: a Social and Economic History

B6The Autocracy

Waldron, Peter

Governing Tsarist Russia

McNeal, R

Tsar and Cossack 1855-1914

Zaionchkovsky, P.

The Russian Autocracy under

Alexander III (on order)

Byrnes, R.F.

Pobedonostsev: his Life and Thought

Raeff, M. (ed)

Plans for Political Reform in

Russia 1730-1905

Pobedonostsev, K.P.Reflections of a Russian Statesman

Smith, E.E.

The Okhrana (political police in

the late Tsarist period)

Walkin, J

The Rise of Democracy in Pre-

Revolutionary Russia

Witte, S.

The Memoirs of Count Witte

von Laue, T.H.

Sergei Witte and the

Industrialisation of Russia

Nichols, R.L. &

Russian Orthodoxy under the Old

Stavrou, T.G.

Régime

Salisbury, H.

Black Night, White Snow: Russia in Revolution 1905-1917

Lieven, D.C.B.

Russia and the Origins of the First World War

Thaden, E. (ed)

Russification in the Baltic

Provinces and Finland 1855-1914

Waldron, P.

'Stolypin and Finland' Slavonic and East European Review, vol 63, no. 2 pp 41-55

Alapuro, R.

State and Revolution in Finland

Mosse, W.

Perestroika under the Tsars

Waldron, P.

Between the Two Revolutions:

Stolypin and the Politics of

Renewal in Russia

THE SOVIET PERIOD 1917-91 - A READING GUIDE

General Histories and Reference Books

Read, ChristopherThe Making and Breaking of the Soviet System: An Interpretation

Suny, R

The Soviet Experiment:Russia, the USSR and the Successor States

Kenez, P


from the Beginning to the End

Service, R.

A History of Twentieth Century

Russia

Hosking, G.


Riasanovsky, N.

A History of Russia

Acton, Edward and Stableford, Tom The Soviet Union: a

Documentary History (2 vols

Exeter 2005 and 2007)

Daniels, R.V.

A Documentary history of Communism (2 vols)

Fainsod, M. &

How Russia is Ruled

Hough, J.

Nove, A.

An Economic History of the U.S.S.R.

Schapiro, L.

The Communist Party of the Soviet

Union

Schulz, Urban, LebedWho was who in the USSR

(eds)

Sorlin, P.

The Soviet People and their Society

Lane, D.

Politics and Society in the U.S.S.R

Rigby, T.H., Brown, A.Authority, Power and Policy in

& Reddaway, P. (eds)the USSR

Shukman, H. (ed)

The Blackwell Encyclopaedia of the Russian Revolution

de Mowbray, S.

Key Facts in Soviet History

McAuley, Mary

Soviet Politics 1917-1991

Fond 89: The Communist Party of the Soviet Union on Trial. (library reference - refJD 201.51.C6)

Mawdsley, E.

The Soviet Elite from Lenin to

Gorbachev

Suny, R.(ed)

The Structure of Soviet History:

Essays and Documents

Evans, D & Jenkins, J.Years of Russia and the USSR 1851-1991

Lewin, MThe Soviet Century

White, SNew Directions in Soviet History

Hosking, GeoffreyRulers and Victims: the Russians in the Soviet Union

The Revolutions of 1917 and the Civil War

i)Documents

McCauley, M.

The Russian Revolution and the

Soviet State, 1917-21

Daniels, R.V. (ed)


Butt, V. P. (et al)

The Russian Civil War:

Documents From Soviet Archives

Kowalski, R.

The Russian Revolution 1917-21: a documentary reader

ii)Memoirs and Eye-Witness Accounts

Sukhanov, N.N.

The Russian Revolution, 2 vols,

N.Y. 1955

Reed, J.

Ten Days that shook the World

iii)Histories

**Read, Christopher War and Revolution in Russia 1914-22 (Palgrave 2013)

Read, Christopher

From Tsar to Soviets

**Smith, S.A. Revolution and the People in Russia and China. A Comparative History (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2008) .

Acton, E (et al. Eds)Critical Companion to the Russian Revolution

Service, R. (ed.)

Society and Politics in the

Russian Revolution

Carr, E.H.

A History of Soviet Russia,

vols I-III. The Bolshevik

Revolution 1917-23

Geyer, D.


Chamberlin, W.H.

The Russian Revolution 1917-21,

2 vols, N.Y. 1935

Holquist, P.Making War, Forging Revolution: Russia’s Continuum of Crisis 1914-1921

Ferro, M.

The February Revolution N.Y. 1967

Liebmann, M.

The Russian Revolution N.Y. 1969

Footman, D.

Civil War in Russia, London 1961

Katkov, G.

Russia 1917: The February

Revolution, N.Y. 1967

Pipes, R.

The Formation of the Soviet Union

1917-23 1954

Schapiro, L.

1917 The Russian Revolutions and

the Origins of Present-Day

Communism

Trotsky, L.

History of the Russian Revolution

Rosenberg, W.G.

Liberals in the Russian Revolution:the constitutional Democratic party 1917-1921

Suny, R.

The Baku Commune

Bradley, J.

The Civil War in Russia 1917-20

Keep, J.


Pipes, R.

Revolutionary Russia

Daniels, R.V.

Red October

Rabinowich, A.

The Bolsheviks Come to Power

Ferro, M.

October 1917

Koenker, D.

Moscow Workers and the 1917

Revolution

Malet, M.

Nestor Makhno in the Russian Civil War

Radkey, O.

The Unknown Civil War: The Green

Movement in Tambov

Leggett, G.

The Cheka

Geyer, D.


Getzler, I.

Kronstadt 1917-1921

Carr, E.H.

The Russian Revolution: from Lenin to Stalin

Fitzpatrick, S.


Service, R


Mawdsley, E.

The Russian Civil War

Sakwa, R.

Soviet Communists in Power - Moscow 1918-21

Figes, O.

Peasant Russia, Civil War

Acton, E.

Rethinking the Russian Revolution

Raleigh, D.

Revolution on the Volga:Saratov in 1917

Koenker, D. &

Strikes and Revolution in Russia, Rosenberg, W.

1917

Koenker, D.P.,

Party, State and Society in the

Rosenberg, W.G. &

Russian Civil War

Suny, R.G.

Galili, Z.

Menshevik Leaders in the Russian Revolution

Acton, E.

Re-thinking the Russian Revolution

White, J.


Pipes, R.


Figes, O.

A People’s Tragedy

Pipes, R.

Russia under the Bolshevik Regime 1919-24

Brovkin, V.

Behind the Front Lines of the Civil War

Figes,O & Kolonitskii,BInterpreting the Russian Revolution: The Language and Symbols of 1917

Miller, MartinThe Russian Revolution: Essential Readings

Wade, Rex


Wade, Rex (ed)Revolutionary Russia: New Approaches

Badcock, Sarah‘ “We’re for the Muzhiks Party!” Peasant Support for the Socialist Revolutionary Party during 1917’ Europe-Asia Studies vol.53 no.1 2001 pp.133-150

Mayer, ArnoThe Furies: Violence and Terror in the French and Russian Revolutions

Raleigh, DonaldExperiencing Russia’s Civil War

Channon, John‘The Bolsheviks and the Peasantry: the Land Question during the First Eight Months of Soviet Rule’ Slavonic and East European Review 66(1988) 593-624

Holquist, Peter‘What is Revolutionary about the Russian Revolution? State Practices and New Style Politics 1914-21’ in Hoffman, D. and Kotsonis, Y. Russian Modernity: Politics, Knowledge, Practices

Retish, Aaron B.Russia's Peasants in Revolution and Civil War: Citizenship, Identity and the Creation of the Soviet State 1914-22

Badcock, SarahPolitics and the People in Revolutionary Russia: A Provincial History

From the Revolution to Stalin

Avrich, P.

Anarchists in the Russian

Revolution, London 1973

Carr, E.H.

A History of Soviet Russia, vol II onwards

Deutscher, I.

The Prophet Armed:Trotsky 1879-1921 The Prophet Unarmed:Trotsky 1921-29 The Prophet Outcast:Trotsky 1929-40

Bukharin, N.

The Politics and Economics of the

Transition Period

Kennan, G.F.

Russia and the West under Lenin and Stalin

Radkey, O.H.

The Sickle under the Hammer. The

Russian Socialist Revolutionaries

in the early months of Soviet Rule N.Y. 1963

Schapiro, L. &

Lenin - Man, Theorist and Leader

Reddaway, P.

1968

Schapiro, L.

The origins of the Communist

Autocracy:Political Opposition in

the Soviet State 1917-22 London 1955

Lewin, M.

Lenin's last struggle

Rigby, T.H.

Lenin's Government

Lewin, M.

Russian peasants and Soviet Power

Gitelman Zvi Y.

Jewish Nationality and Soviet

Politics 1917-30 1973

Day, R.B.

Leon Trotsky and the Politics of

Economic Isolation

Thatcher, Ian

Trotsky

McNeal, R.H.

Bride of the Revolution:Krupskaya

and Lenin

Cohen, S.

Bukharin and the Bolshevik

Revolution

Pethybridge, R.

The Social Prelude to Stalinism

Narkiewicz, O.

The Making of the Soviet State

Apparatus

Male, D.

Russian Peasant Organisation before Collectivisation 1925-30

Lewin, M.

Political Undercurrents in Soviet

Economic Debates

Preobrazhensky, E.A.The Crisis of Soviet

Industrialisation

Ulam, A.

Lenin and the Bolsheviks

Theen, R.

Lenin

Shub, D.

Lenin

Williams, Beryl

Lenin

White, James Lenin: The Practice and Theory of Revolution

Read, CLenin: A Revolutionary Life

Kritika articles on Lenin by Lih (Winter 2003) and Haimson (Winter 2004)

(journal – available at http://muse.jhu.edu/journals/kri/

Cliff, TonyLenin (4 vols)

Service, R.

Lenin: A Political Life (3 vols)

Service, R.

Lenin: A Biography (2000)

Avrich, P.

Kronstadt 1921

Serge, V.

Memoirs of a Revolutionary

Leibman, M.

Leninism under Lenin

Gerson, L.D.

The Secret Police in Lenin's Russia

Knei-Paz, B.

The Social and Political Thought of Leon Trotsky

Wistrich, R.

Trotsky

Howe, I.

Trotsky

Molyneux, J.

Leon Trotsky's Theory of Revolution

Bukharin N. and Preobrazhensky, E. The ABC of Communism E.H. Carr, ed. and intro. (Harmondsworth: Penguin Books, 1969).

Farnsworth, B.

Alexandra Kollontai

Clements, Barbara C.Bolshevik Feminist: The Life of

Alexandra Kollontai

Leggett, G.

The Cheka

Solomon, S.G.

The Soviet Agrarian Debate

Nove, A.

'New Light on Trotsky's Economic

Views' Slavic Review vol. 40

Lewin, M.

The Making of the Soviet System

Read, C.

Culture and Power in Revolutionary Russia

Gill, G.

The Origins of the Stalinist Political System

Farber, S.

Before Stalinism:The Rise and Fall of Soviet Democracy

Rendle, Matthew ‘Revolutionary Tribunals and the Origins of Terror in early Soviet Russia’ Historical Research vol.84 no. 226 November 2011 pp.693-721

Davies, R.W. et al

From Tsarism to NEP

(eds)

Fitzpatrick, S et al Russia in the Era of NEP

(eds)

Pirani, Simon

The Russian Revolution in Retreat 1920-24: Soviet Workers and the New Communist Elite

Tumarkin, N.

Lenin Lives!

Goldman, Wendy

Women, the State and Revolution: Soviet Family Policy and Social Life 1917-36

Bergmann, T;

Bukharin in Retrospect

Schaeffer, G &

Selden, M. (eds.)

Siegelbaum, L.Soviet State and Society Between the Revolutions: 1918-1929

Weissman, SusanVictor Serge: The Course is Set on Hope.

Suny, R. & Martin, T. (eds) A State of Nations: Empire and Nationmaking in the Age of Lenin and Stalin

Brovkin, V.Russia after Lenin

Hughes,J.Stalin, Siberia and the Crisis of the New Economic Policy

Coe, S.‘Struggles for Authority in the NEP village: the early Rural Correspondents Movement, 1923-1927'’ Europe-Asia Studies vol.48, no.7, November 1996 pp.1151-1172

Smith, Jeremy‘The Georgian Affair of 1922- Policy Failure, Personality Clash or Power Struggle?’, Europe-Asia Studies vol. 50 No. 3, May 1998, pp.519-544

Simonov, N.S.‘Strengthen the Defence of the Land of the Soviets: The 1927 “War Alarm” and its Consequences’, Europe-Asia Studies vol.48, no.8, December 1996 pp.1355-1364

Laura L. Philips Bolsheviks and the Bottle: Drink and Worker Culture in St. Petersburg 1900-1929

Heywood, AntonyModernising Lenin’s Russia: Economic Reconstruction, Foreign Trade and the Railways

Tan, Graham‘Transformation versus Tradition: Agrarian Policies and Government-Peasant Relations in Right-Bank Ukraine 1920-1923’ Europe-Asia Studies vol.52 no.5 July 2000 pp.915-38

Murphy, Kevin‘Opposition at a Local Level: A Case Study of the Hammer and Sickle Factory’ [mid-20s] Europe-Asia Studies vol.53 no.2 March 2001 pp.329-350

Gercetti, E Tra populismo e bolscevismo: la

& Venturi, A. (eds) costruzione di una tradizione revoluzionaria in URSS 1917-41

Slezkine, Yuri‘The USSR as Communal Apartment: or How the Soviet State Promoted Ethnic Particularism’ Slavic Review 53 (1994) 414-452

Martin, TerryAffirmative Action Empire: Nations and nationalism in the Soviet Union 1923-1939

Hirsch, FrancineEmpire of Nations: Ethnographic Knowledge and the Making of the Soviet Union

Holquist, Peter‘Information is the Alpha and Omega of Our Work: Bolshevik Surveillance in the Pan-European Context’ Journal of Modern History 69 (1997) 415-450

Edgar A.L.Tribal Nation: the Making of Soviet Turkmenistan

Yekelchyk, SStalin’s Empire of Memory: Russian-Ukrainian Relations in the Soviet Historical Imagination

Kappeler, A et alCulture, Nation and Identity: the Ukrainian-Russian Encounter 1600-1945

The Stalin Period

a.) General

Read, C. (ed)The Stalin Years: A Reader

Boobbyer, Philip (ed)The Stalin Era: selected documents

Mawdsley, E.The Stalin Years: The Soviet Union 1929-1953 (2nd ed)

Shukman, H. (ed)Redefining Stalinism

Medvedev, R & Zh.The Unknown Stalin

McDermott, KevinStalin: Revolutionary in an Era of War

Service, RStalin

Davies, S & Harris, JStalin: A New History

Volkogonov, D.Stalin: Triumph and Tragedy

McNeal, R.

Stalin

Avtorkhanov, A.

Stalin and the Soviet Communist

Party. Munich 1969

Rigby, T.H.

Communist Party Membership in the

USSR 1917-67 1968

Erickson, J.

The Soviet high command 1918-41

Kochan, L. (ed)

The Jews in Soviet Russia since

1917

Fainsod, M.

Smolensk under Soviet rule

Conquest, R.

Inside Stalin's Secret Police

Deutscher, I.

Stalin

Tucker, R.Stalin as Revolutionary 1879-1929

Rigby, T.H.

Stalin

Ulam, A.

Stalin

Fitzpatrick, S.

Stalinism: New Directions Tucker, R. (ed)

'Stalinism'

Fitzpatrick, S.

'Stalin and the making of a new

élite 1928-1939', Slavic Review,

vol 38, no. 3, pp 377-402

Abramsky, C. (ed)

Essays in Honour of E.H. Carr

Laue, T.H. von

'Stalin in Focus' Slavic Review

vol 42, no. 3

Watson, D.

Molotov and Soviet Government

Watson, D.

‘STO (The Council of Labour and

Defence) in the 1930s’ Europe-Asia Studies vol. 50, no.7, November 1998, pp.1203-1228.

Cohen, S.

Re-Thinking the Soviet Experience

Rees, E.A. (ed)

The Nature of Stalin’s

Dictatorship: The Politburo 1924-1953

Brandenberger, DavidNational Bolshevism: Stalinist Mass

Culture and the Formation of Modern Russian National Identity 1931-56

Baron, NickSoviet Karelia: Politics, Planning and Terror in Stalin's Russia

Shearer, David R.Policing Stalin’s Socialism: Repression and Social Order in thr Soviet Union 1924-1953

Khlevniuk, OlegMaster of the House:Stalin and his Inner Circle

Gregory, P & Naimark, NThe Lost Politburo Transcripts: From Collective Rule to Stalin’s Dictatorship

Gregory, PaulTerror by Quota: State Security from Lenin to Stalin (An Archival Study)

Gregory, PaulThe Political Economy of Stalinism: Evidence from the Soviet Secret Archives

Ilic, MStalin’s Terror Revisited

Litvin, A.L. et alStalinism:Russian and Western Views at the Turn of the Millenium

McCauley, MStalin and Stalinism

Hoffmann, D.L. ed.Stalinism: the essential readings

b.) Collectivisation and Industrialisation

Viola, L.

Peasant Rebels under Stalin

Buckley, Mary

‘Was Rural Stakhanovism a

Movement?’, Europe-Asia Studies vol. 51 No. 2 March 1999, pp.299-314

Buckley, Mary‘The Untold Story of Obshchestevennitsa in the 1930s’, Europe-Asia Studies vol.48 no.4 June 1996 pp.569-587

Baum, A.T.

Komsomol Participation in the

Soviet First Five Year Plan

Tucker, R.

Stalin in Power 1928-1941:

Revolution from Above

Davies, R.W.;

The Economic Transformation of

Harrison, M;

the Soviet Union 1913-1945

Wheatcroft, S. (eds.)

Kershaw, I.

Stalinism and Nazism

Bullock, A.

Hitler - Stalin: Parallel Lives

Overy, R

The Dictators: Hitler’s Germany,

Stalin’s Russia

Ward, C.

Stalin's Russia

Fitzpatrick, S.

Stalin Peasants

Debate on Collectivisation (H. Hunter & L. Viola), Slavic Review, vol 47, No. 2, pp 203-26

Koenker, D. & Bachman, R. Revelations from the Russian

Archives (1997 Lib of Congress)

Siegelbaum, L.H. (ed)Making Workers Soviet: Class and

identity

Rosenberg, W &

Social Dimensions of Soviet

Siegelbaum, L.

Industrialization

Nove, A. (ed.)

The Stalin Phenomenon

Kotkin, S.

Magnetic mountain: Stalinism as

a Civilization

Hoffman, D.

Peasant Metropolis: Social

Identities in Moscow 1929-41

Yekelchyk, S.‘The Making of a “Proletarian Capital”: Patterns of Stalinist Social Policy in Kiev in the mid-1930s’ Europe-Asia Studies Vol.50, no.7, November 1998 pp.1229-1244

c.) 1930s Politics and the Purges

McLoughlin, Barry &Stalin’s Terror: High Politics

McDermott, Kevin (eds)and MassRepression in the Soviet Union

Nordlander, David‘Origins of a Gulag Capital: Magadan and Stalinist Control in the Early 1930s’ Slavic Review 57 (1998)

Chuev, F.I. (ed.)

Molotov Remembers

Medvedev R & Zh

The Unknown Stalin

Ward, C. (ed.)

The Stalin Dictatorship

(a reader)

Conquest, R.

The Great Terror

Trotsky, L.

The Revolution Betrayed

Daniels, R.V.

The Conscience of the Revolution

Katkov, G.

The Trial of Bukharin

Getty, J.A. &

Stalin's Terror:New Perspectives

Manning, R.

Alexopoulos, Golfo

Stalin’s Outcasts: Aliens, Citizens and the Soviet State 1926-1936

Payne, Matthew

Stalin’s rairoads: the Turksib and the Building of Socialism

Nicolaevsky, B.

Power and the Soviet Elite (includes "Letter of an Old Bolshevik")

Medvedeev, R.

Let History Judge

Medvedeev, R.

Nikolai Bukharin:the Last Years

Getty, J. Arch

Origins of the Great Purge

Schroder, H.H.,

Debate over Getty's views in

Tucker, R.J.

Slavic Review 43, p 544-6 (+

Rosenfeldt, N.

other articles in the debate - see crisis references in this article)

Conquest, R.

Harvest of Sorrow

Davies, R.W. & Wheatcroft, S, The Years of Hunger;

Soviet Agriculture, 1931-33

Conquest, R.

The Nation Killers

Applebaum, Anne

Gulag: a History of the Soviet Concentration Camps

Khlevniuk, O

The History of the Gulag from Collectivization to the Great Terror

Jansen, Marc

Stalin’s Loyal Executioner: People’s Commissar Nikolai Ezhov 1895-1940

Montefiore, Simon SebagStalin: The Court of the Red Tsar

**Priestland, D. Stalinism and the Politics of Mobilization: Ideas, Power, and Terror in Inter-war Russia (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2007).

**Brandenberger, D. Propaganda State in Crisis. Soviet Ideology, Indoctrination, and Terror under Stalin,1927-1941 (New Haven: Yale University Press, 2001).

Siegelbaum, L. (ed)Stalinism as a Way of Life: A Narrative in Documents

Siegelbaum, L.

Stakhanovism and the Politics of Productivity in the USSR 1935-41

Filtzer, D.

Soviet Workers and Stalinist Industrialisation

Hughes, J.

‘Patrimonialism and the Soviet System: The Case of S.I.Syrtsov’, Europe-Asia Studies vol.48 no.4 June 1996 pp.551-568

Wheatcroft, S.

'New light on the extent of Stalin's Purges' Soviet Studies, Jan or April 1990

Thurston, R.W.

'The Soviet Family during the Great Terror 1935-41' Soviet

Studies, vol 43, No 3, pp 553-74

Davies, S.

Popular Opinion in Stalin’s Russia: Terror, Propaganda and Dissent 1934-41

Davies S.

Stalin :Reputations

Orlov, A.

The Secret History of Stalin’s Crimes

Rossi, J.

The Gulag Handbook

Ammende, E.

Human Life in Russia

Thurston, R.

Life and Terror in Stalin’s Russia

Getty,J.A. & Naumov,O.The Road to Terror: Stalin and the Self-Destruction of the Bolsheviks

Knight, A.

Stalin’s First Lieutenant[Beria]

Benvenuti, Francesco‘The “Reform” of the NKVD, 1934’, Europe-Asia Studies vol.49, no. 6, September, 1997 pp.1037-1056

Fitzpatrick, S.

Everyday Stalinism

Andreev-Khomiakov, G.Bitter Waters: Life and Work in Stalin’s Russia

La Police Politique en Union Soviètique 1918-53 Special

issue of Cahiers du Monde Russe 42 (2-4)includes several

important articles in English by Nick Baron, James

Harris, David Nordlander et al. (accessible at

http://monderusse.org or Google journal title)

New Fabian Research BureauTwelve Studies in Soviet Russia

Serge, Victor

Russia Twenty Years After

Wheatcroft, S.

‘Victims of Stalin and the Soviet Secret Police: The Comparability and Reliability of the Archive Data – Not the Last Word’, Europe-Asia Studies vol. 51 No. 2 March 1998, pp.315-344.

Keep, J.

‘Wheatcroft and Stalin’s Victims: Comments’, Europe-Asia Studies vol.51. no.6 1999, pp.1089-1092.

Conquest, R.

‘Comment on Wheatcroft’, Europe-Asia Studies vol.51 no.8, 1999, pp.1979-1484

S.G.Wheatcroft ‘The Scale and Nature of Repression and its Demographic Significance: On Comments by Keep and Conquest’ Europe-Asia Studies vol.52 no.6 September 2000 pp.1143-1160.

Melanie Ilic ‘The Great Terror in Leningrad: A Quantitative Analysis’ Europe-Asia Studies Vol.52 no.8, 2000 pp.1515-1534

Harrison,M.& Davies R.W.‘The Soviet Military-Economic Effort during the Second Five-year Plan (1933-1937)’, Europe-Asia Studies vol.49, no.3 May 1997 pp.369-408

Harrison, M

Guns and Rubles: the Defense Industry in the Stalinist State

Goldman, W,

Women at the Gates: Gender and Industry in Stalin’s Russia

Hellbeck, Jochen

Revolution on my Mind: Writing a Diary under Stalin

Kelly, Catriona

Comrade Pavlik: the Rise and Fall of a Soviet Boy Hero

Merridale, Catherine‘The 1937 Census and nthe Limits of Stalinist Rule’ Historical Journal 39 (1996)

Goldman, Wendy Z.

Terror and Democracy in the Age of Stalin: The Social Dynamics of Repression

Priestland, David

Stalinism and the Politics of Mobilization: Ideas, Power and Terror in Inter-War Russia

Figes, O

The Whisperers

Kuromiya, Hiroaki

The Voices of the Dead: Stalin’s Great Terror

Getty, A & Naumov, OYezhov: The Rise of Stalin’s Iron Fist

Frierson, C & Vilensky, SChildren of the Gulag (Annals of Communism)

Halfin, I

Terror in my Soul: Communist Autobiographies on Trial

d.)World War II

Overy, Richard

Russia’s War

Glantz, D. &

When Titans Clashed: How the

House, J.

Red Army Stopped Hitler

Werth, A.

Russia at War 1941-45

Murphy, David E.

What Stalin Knew: the Enigma of Barbarossa

Clark, A.

Barbarossa - The Russian German conflict 1941-45

Salisbury, H.E.

The Siege of Leningrad (also called The 900 Days)

Beevor, Antony

Stalingrad

Geoffrey Roberts

Victory at Stalingrad (Longman 2002)

Erickson, J.

The Road to Berlin

Beevor, Antony

Berlin (Allen Lane 2001)

Dobroszycki, Lucja & Gurock, Jeffrey The Holocaust in the Soviet Union (Armonk NY 1993)

Harrison, M.

Soviet Planning for War and Peace

Samuelson, Lennart

Plans for Stalin’s War Machine: Tukhachevskii and Military-Economic Planning 1925-44

Andreev, C.

Vlasov and the Russian Liberation

Movement

Barber, J. &

The Soviet Home Front

Harrison, M

Berkhoff, Karel C.

Harvest of Despair: Life and Death in Ukraine under Nazi Rule

Linz, S. (ed)

The Impact of the Second World War on the Soviet Union

Garrard, J and C

World War 2 and the Soviet People

Thurston, R and Bonwetsch, B The People’s War: responses to World War II in the Soviet Union

Harrison, M.

Accounting for War: Soviet

Production, Employment and the

Defence Burden

Shukman H. (ed.)

Stalin’s Generals

Bialer, S.

Stalin and His Generals

Axell, Albert (ed)

Stalin’s War Through the Eyes of His Commanders

War and Diplomacy in the Making of the Grand Alliance: Documents from Stalin

Nisbet, R.

Roosevelt and Stalin: The Failed Courtship

Holloway, D.

Stalin and the Bomb: The Soviet Union and Atomic Energy 1939-56

Biddiscombe Perry‘Unternehmen Zeppelin: The Deployment of SS Saboteurs and Spies in the Soviet Union 1942-5’ Europe-Asia Studies vol.52 no.6 Sept 2000 pp.1115-1142

Tumarkin, NinaThe Living and the Dead: The Rise and Fall of the Cult of World War II in Russia (1994)

Merridale, CatherineIvan’s War

Weiner, AmirMaking sense of War: the Second World War and the Fate of the Bolshevik Revolution

Stites, Richard (ed)Culture and Entertainment in Wartime Russia (1995)

Kirschenbaum, Lisa‘Local Loyalties and Private Life in Soviet World War II Propaganda’ Slavic Review 59 (4) 2000 825-47

Peris, Daniel‘God is Now on Our Side:the Religious Revival on Unoccupied Soviet Territory during World War II’ Kritika: Explorations in Russian and Eurasian History 1 1 (2000) 97-118

Roberts, GeoffreyStalin’s Wars: From World War to Cold War, 1939-53

**Roberts, GeoffreyStalin’s General: Georgii Zhukov (2011)

Cienciala, A; Lebedeva, N.S. & Materski, WKatyn: a Crime Without Punishment (Annals of Communism)

Chodakiewicz, MBetween Nazis and Soviets: Occupation Politics in Poland 1939-1947

Post-war period

Keep, J.

Last of the Empires

Hahn, Werner

Post War Soviet Politics:the Fall of Zhdanov and the Defeat of Moderation 1946-1953

McCagg, W.O.

Stalin Embattled 1943-1948

Dunmore, T.

Soviet Politics 1945-53

Fitzpatrick, S.

'Postwar Soviet Society 1945-53 in S. Linz Impact of World War II on the Soviet Union

Filtzer, D.

‘The Standard of Living of Soviet Industrial Workers in the Immediate Postwar Period, 1945-1948’, Europe-Asia Studies vol.51, no.6 September 1999, pp. 1013-1038

Gorlizki, Yoram‘Stalin’s Cabinet: The politburo and Decision Making in the Post-war Years’ Europe-Asia Studies vol.53 no.2 March 2001-07-31

Gorlizki, Y and Khlevniuk O. Cold Peace: Stalin and the Ruling Circle, 1945-1953

Apor, B et al. (eds)The Leader Cult in Communist Dictatorships: Stalin and the Eastern Bloc

Brandenberger, David‘Stalin, the Leningrad Affair and the Limits of Postwar Russocentrism, Russian Review 63 (2004) 241-55

Tolz, Vera‘Cultural Bosses as Patrons and Clients: the Functioning of the Soviet Creative Unions in the Postwar Period’ Contemporary European History 11, 1 (2002)87-105

Kojevnikov, Alexei‘Rituals of Stalinist Culture at Work: Science and the Games of Intraparty Democracy circa 1948’ Russian Review 57 (1998)

Chumachenko, Tatiana AChurch and State in Soviet Russia: Russian Orthodoxy from World War Two to the Khrushchev Years (Armonk NY 2002)

Craig, C & Radchenko, SThe Atomic Bomb and the Origins of the Cold War

‘Everyday’ life, identity and the self in Soviet Russia

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**Fitzpatrick, S. Tear Off the Masks! Identity and Imposture in twentieth-century Russia (Princeton, NJ: Princeton University Press, 2005).

**Gorsuch, A.E. Youth in Revolutionary Russia: Enthusiasts, Bohemians, Delinquents (Bloomington: Indiana University Press, 2000).

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**Halfin I. Red Autobiographies: Initiating the Bolshevik Self (Seattle: University of Washington Press, 2011).

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**Halfin, I. ed. Language and Revolution. Making Modern Political Identities (London, Frank Cass, 2002).

**Halfin, I. From Darkness to Light: Class, Consciousness and Salvation in Revolutionary Russia (Pittsburgh: University of Pittsburgh Press, 2000).

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Social and Cultural History of Stalin era

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Khrushchev and Brezhnev

Leonhard, W.

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Nove, A.

Stalinism and After

Ilic, M & Smith, J

Soviet State and Society under Nikita Khrushchev

Cohen, S. (et al)

The Soviet Union Since Stalin

Taubman, W.(et al.eds) Nikita Khrushchev

McCauley, M.

Krushchev and Krushchevism

McCauley, M.

The Khrushchev Era 1953-1964

Tatu, M.

Power in the Kremlin

Medvedev, R.

Khrushchev:The Years in Power

Nogee, J.

Man, State and Society in the Soviet Union

Brown, A. &

The Soviet Union since the Fall

Kaser, M.

of Krushchev

Micunovic, V.

Moscow Diary

Service, R.J.

'The Road to the Twentieth Party Congress: An Analysis of the Events Surrounding the Central Committee Plenum of July 1953', Soviet Studies, vol XXXIII no. 2, April 1981, p 232-245

The Anti-Stalin Campaign and International Communism: A Collection of Documents: 1956

Linden, C.

Khrushchev and the Soviet Leadership 1957-1964

Kelley, D.R.

Soviet Politics in the Brezhnev Era

Dornberg, J.

Brezhnev: the Masks of Power

McCauley, M. (ed)

The Soviet Union after Brezhnev

Michael Ellman ‘The Road from Il’ich to Il’ich: The Life and Times of Anastas Mikoyan’ (review) Slavic Review vol.60 no.1 pp140-150

Colton, T.J.

Communism, Commanders, Civilian Authority

Solomon, S.G.

Pluralism in the Soviet Union

Medvedev, Z.L.

Andropov

Colton, T.J.

The Dilemma of Reform in the Soviet Union

Bacon, Edwin and Sandle Mark (eds) Brezhnev Reconsidered

Kozlov, V. and McClarnand, Elaine (eds) Mass Uprisings in the USSR: Protest and Rebellion in the Post-Stalin Years

Baron, Samuel

Bloody Saturday in the Soviet Union: Novocherkassk 1962 (2000)

Boobyer, Philip

‘Truth-telling, Conscience and Dissent in Late Soviet Russia: Evidence from Oral Histories’ European History Quarterly 30 (2000) 557

Rigby, T.H.

‘The Soviet Regional Leadership: the Brezhnev Generation’ Slavic Review 37 (1978) 1-24

Perestroika and Late-Soviet Transition

Brown, A

Seven Years that Changed the World

Brown, A.

The Gorbachev Factor

Smith, Jeremy

The Fall of Soviet Communism

Grachev, Andrei

Gorbachev's Gamble: Soviet Foreign Policy and the End of the Cold War

McCauley, M.

The Soviet Union under Gorbachev

Medvedev, Zh.

Gorbachev

Aganbegyan, A.

The Challenge: Economics of Perestroika

Gorbachev, M.

Perestroika

Gorbachev, M.

Memoirs

Ogushi, Atsushi

The Demise of the Soviet Communist Party

Cook, Linda

The Soviet Social Contract and Why it Failed: Welfare Policies and Workers Politics from Brezhnev to Yeltsin

Sondhi, M.L.

Beyond Perestroika

Davies, R.W.

Soviet History in the Gorbachev Revolution

Lewin, M.

The Gorbachev Phenomenon

Nove, A.

Glasnost in Action

Gooding, J.

'Gorbachev and Democracy' Soviet Studies, April 1990

Blomfield (et al)

The Soviet Revolution

Joyce, W., Ticktin, H.Gorbachev and Gorbachevism

White, S.

Hirst, J.

The Gorbachev Revolution

Hasegawa, T.

Perestroika

Rigby, T.H.

The Changing Soviet System

Sallnow, J.

Reform in the Soviet Union

White, S.

Gorbachev and After

Sakwa, R.

Gorbachev and His Reforms 1985-1990

Hewett, A.

Milestones in Glasnost and Perestroika

M.Sandle‘The Final Word: the Draft Party Programme of July/August 1991’ Europe-Asia Studies Nov 1996

Lane, D.

‘The Transformation of Russia: The Role of the Political Elite’, Europe-Asia Studies vol.48 no.4 June 1996 pp.535-550

Barry, D.D.

Perestroika at the Crossroads

Ward, C.

Perestroika

Gooding, J.

'Perestroika and the Russian Revolution of 1991' Slavonic and East European Review, vol. 71, no. 2, April 1993, pp. 234-256.

Solzhenitsyn, A.

Re-building Russia

Goldman, M.I.

What Went Wrong with Perestroika?

Pankin, B.

The Last 100 Days of the Soviet Union

Hosking, G.

The Awakening of the Soviet Union

White, S.

Developments in Soviet and Post-Soviet Politics

Hosking, G. Aves, J and Duncan, Peter The Road to Post Communism: Independent Political Movements in the Soviet Union 1985-1991

Roxburgh, A.

The Second Russian Revolution

Mandel, D.

Perestroika and the Soviet People

Sheehy, G.

Gorbachev

Daniels, R.V.

The End of the Communist Revolution

Kotz, D. & Weir, F.

Revolution from Above: the Demise of the Soviet Union

Davies, R. W.

Soviet History in the Yeltsin Era

Pryce-Jones, D.

The War that Never Was: The Fate of the Soviet Empire 1985-91

Nahaylo, B.

Soviet Disunion: A History of the Nationalities Problem in the USSR

Kapuscinski, R

Imperium

Bialer, S.

The Soviet Paradox: External Expansion, Internal Decline

Kagarlitsky, B.

The Dialectic of Change

Beissinger, Mark

nationalist Mobilisation and the Collapse of the Soviet Union

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Subversive Institutions: the Design and the Destruction of Socialism and the State (1999)

Braithwaite, R

Across the Moscow River: The World Turned Upside Down

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Post-Soviet Russia and the Near Abroad

Brown, Archie

Contemporary Russian Politics: a Reader

Medvedev, R.

Post-Soviet Russia: A Journey Through the Yeltsin Era

Bol’din, V.I.

Ten Years That Shook the World

Lovell, Stephen

Destination in Doubt: Russia since 1989

Callinicos, A.

Revenge of History: Marxism and the East European Revolutions

Kagarlitsky, B.

Farewell Perestroika

Laqueur, W.

Black Hundred: The Rise of the Extreme Right in Russia

Steele, J.

Eternal Russia: Yeltsin, Gorbachev and the Mirage of Democracy

Suny, R.

Revenge of the Past: Nationalism, Revolution and the Collapse of the Soviet Union

Yakovlev, A.N.

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Yeltsin, B.

Against the Grain

Yeltsin, B.

The View From the Kremlin

Colton, Timothy

Yeltsin: A Life

Lowenhardt, J.

The Reincarnation of Russia: Struggling with the Legacy of Communism

Brym, Robert. J.

‘Re-evaluating Mass Support for Political and Economic Change in Russia’, Europe-Asia Studies vol.48 no.5 July 1996 pp.751-766

‘Ten Years After 1989: What Have We Learned?’ Special Issue, Slavic Review No.4, Winter, 1999.

Urban, M.

‘Remythologising the Russian State’, Europe-Asia Studies vol. 50 No. 6 September 1998, pp. 969-992

Tolz, V.

‘Forging the Nation: national identity and Nation-Building in Postcommunist Russia’ Europe-Asia Studies vol. 50 No. 6 September 1998, pp.993- 1022

Evans, G. &.

‘The Evolution of Left and Right

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Alexander, J.

‘Uncertain Conditions in the Russian Transition: The Popular Drive Towards Stability in a “Stateless” Environment’, Europe-Asia Studies vol. 50 No. 3, May 1998, pp.415-444

Fleron, F. Jr.

‘Post-Soviet Political Culture in Russia: An Assessment of Recent Empirical Investigations’, Europe-Asia Studies vol.48 no.2 March 1996 pp.225-260

Ferguson, Rob

‘Will Democracy Strike Back? Workers and Politics in the Kuzbass’ Europe-Asia Studies vol. 50 No.3, May 1998, pp.445-468

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‘The Rise of Organised Crime in Russia: Its Roots and Social Significance’, Europe-Asia Studies vol. 50 No.1, January 1998, pp.27-50

Shulman, S.

‘Cultures in Competition: Ukrainian Foreign Policy and the “Cultural Threat” from Abroad’, Europe-Asia Studies vol. 50 No.2, March 1998, pp.287-304

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‘Patriotic Left-Centrism: The Zigzags of the Communist Party of the Russian Federation’ Europe-Asia Studies vol. 51 No. 2 March 1999, pp.275-298

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‘Violent Entrepreneurship on Post-Communist Russia’ Europe-Asia Studies vol.51, no. 5, July 1999, pp.741-754

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‘Pskov under the LDPR: Elections and Dysfunctional Federalism in One Region’, Europe-Asia Studies vol.51 no.5, July 1999, pp 755-768

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‘Regime Transition, Uncertainty and Prospects for Democratisation: The Politics of Russia’s Regions in Comparative Perspective’ Europe-Asia Studies vol.51 no. 6, September 1999, pp. 939-956

Schroder, Hans-Henning‘El’tsin and the Oligarchs: The Role of Financial Groups in Russian Politics Between 1993 and July 1998’, Europe-Asia Studies vol.51, No.6 1999, pp. 957-988

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‘Russia’s Economic Crisis and the Future of Economic Reform’, Europe-Asia Studies vol.51 no.7 November 1999, pp.1141-1166

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‘Social Inequality in Post-communist Russia: The Attitudes of the Political Elite and the Masses (1991-1998)’, Europe-Asia Studies vol.51, no.7, November 1999, pp.1167-1182

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‘Not Nationalists: Russian Teenagers’ Soulful A-politics’, Europe-Asia Studies vol.51, no.7, November 1999, pp. 1183-1198

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‘From Adygeya to Yaroslavl: Factors of Party Development in the Regions of Russia, 1995-1998’, Europe-Asia Studies vol.51 no.8, December 1999, pp. 1333-1368

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‘Local Elites Under Transition: County and City Politics in Russia 1985-1996’, Europe-Asia Studies vol.51, no.8, 1999, pp.1367-1400

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Tikhomirov, V.

‘The Second Collapse of the Soviet Economy: Myths and Realities of the Russian Reform’, Europe-Asia Studies vol.52, no.2, March 2000, pp.207-236

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‘The Ukrainian Left: In Transition to Social Democracy or Still in Thrall to the USSR?’, Europe-Asia Studies vol.49, no.7, November, 1997 pp.1293-1316

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‘Understanding Multi-Party Choice: The 1995 Duma Election’, Europe-Asia Studies vol.49, no.5, July 1997 pp.799-824

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‘The Predicament of Russian Liberalism: Evidence from the December 1995 Parliamentary Elections’, Europe-Asia Studies vol.49, no.2 March 1997 pp.191-220

Shlapentokh, V.

‘Bonjour, Stagnation: Russia’s Next Years’, Europe-Asia Studies vol.49, no. 5, July 1997, pp.865-882

Hanson, P.

‘Samara: A Preliminary Profile of a Russian Region and its Adaptation to the Market’, Europe-Asia Studies vol.49, no.3 May 1997 pp.407-430

Dyker, D.A.

‘Learning the Game - Technological Factors of Economic Transformation’, Europe-Asia Studies vol.49, no.3 May 1997 pp.445-462

Kaser, M.

‘Securing the Market System after Transition’, Europe-Asia Studies vol.49, no.3 May 1997 pp.463-468

Laird, Roy D.

‘Kolkhozy: The Russian Achilles Heel: Failed Agrarian Reform’, Europe-Asia Studies vol.49, no.3 May 1997 pp.469-478

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‘The Collapse of the Soviet

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Cohen, Stephen Failed Crusade: America and the Tragedy of post-Communist

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Capitalism Russian-Style

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Sperling, ValerieOrganizing Women in Contemporary Russia: Engendering Transition

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