Search Results for Soviet politics

...Oleg Ananyin; Denis Melnik The article traces trends in Soviet economic discourse from the 1920s until perestroika. We examine the works of leading political economists of this period through the lens of debates on market exchanges under socialism—the central theoretical issue of the political...

...Chris Miller This article examines shifts in Soviet ideas about the economic and political role of the state. Drawing on documents from Russian archives as well as published debates, the article traces Soviet ideas about how states operate. Examining the role of writers such as Fedor Burlatsky...

... contentious political battles and that ideology remained a key site of politics deep into the Brezhnev era. Copyright © 2019 Duke University Press 2019 Cold War Soviet politics Marxian economics late socialism The author would like to thank Adam Leeds, Egle Rindzevičiūtė, György Péteri...

..., programmirovanii i ekonomike. Moscow: Mir, 1964 . Katsenelinboigen Aron . 1980 . Soviet Economic Thought and Political Power in the USSR . New York : Pergamon Press . Katsenelinboigen Aron Ovsienko Juri Faerman Efim . 1966 . Metodologicheskie voprosy optimal’nogo planirovamija...

.... Views and errors are mine only. Systems Analysis as Infrastructural Knowledge 205 1. A concept of infrastructural dissenters that referred to reformers who worked from within the Soviet governmental system was proposed by Sovietologist and political scientist Aleksandras Shtromas a while ago, but did...

... was not ready to accept Khrushchev's “Thaw” and in the years of perestroika when Honecker did not follow Gorbachev's line. Apparently the political logic of this pattern was the following: the GDR leaders understood quite well that the support of the East German population was guaranteed for them only by Soviet...

... Neumann's caviar locked in the refrigerator of the dining car, which was, on the way back, disconnected from their train at the Polish border; André Weil criticizing Stalinist politics—and an embarrassed reaction to this from his Soviet interlocutor; and finally, the growing organizational chaos, 11...

...François Allisson Abstract The French Marxist economist Charles Bettelheim (1913–2006) conducted after the end of World War II important scientific activity on economic planning, together with an international consulting activity in developing countries, as a non-Soviet expert on Soviet planning...

... presented itself: to take advantage of the evi- dent opening to new scienti˜c approaches. The movement sought to fur- ther, or to modernize, the development of Soviet society by introducing mathematical methods and systems science in what came to be called an economic cybernetics. History of Political...

... of the power wielded by “non-scientific” decision makers, imbued with Soviet political economy and Marxist-Leninist ideology; on the other hand, they strive to show how mathematical planning could improve the policymaking of these countries. These discrepancies between the individual chapters and the goals...

... the Soviet “people of the sixties” and some Western “progressive” intellectuals who together formed a transregional epistemic community that only for a short period of time, at the end of the 1980s, gained political influence. Copyright © 2019 Duke University Press 2019 Soviet Union convergence...

... . “ General Equilibrium Theory behind the Iron Curtain: The Case of Victor Polterovich .” History of Political Economy 46 , no. 3 : 435 – 61 . Boldyrev Ivan Kirtchik Olessia . 2017 . “ The Cultures of ‘Mathematical Economics’ in the Postwar Soviet Union: More Than a Method, Less...

... of economic policy. This is not to say that Lenin, Stalin, and other Soviet leaders were always guided in their decision making by Marxian dogma -in most instances the dogma could not even offer this guidance. Many decisions were made on pragmatic grounds, for purposes of political expediency...

... works was resisting normative, literary, and scientific closure. Engaging with Soviet themes and researchers did indeed make Domar's endeavors compatible with the tenor of his political moment, but shifting the frame of analysis to his writings illuminates a more complicated view of Domar's role...

.... A. 1928b . “ K teorii tempov tarodnogo dokhoda (okonchanie) .” Planovoe khozi-aistvo 10 ( 12 ): 151 – 78 . Feygin Yakov . 2017 . Reforming the Cold War State: Economic Thought, Internationalization, and the Politics of Soviet Reform, 1955–1985 . PhD diss. , University of Pennsylvania...

.... The possibility of an inverse replication is implicit in the analysis. Soviet Political Economy in Transition: From Lenin to Gorbachev. By A. F. Dowlah. New York: Greenwood, 1992. 304 pp. $45.00. In the present context of ideologically influenced discussions of privatization in the Russian economy...

... Planning , edited by Peter J. Boettke. New York: New York University Press. Boettke, Peter J. 1990 . The Political Economy of Soviet Socialism: The Formative Years, 1918-1928 . Boston: Kluwer Academic. ____. 1993 . Why Perestroika Failed . New York: Routledge. ____, ed. 1994 . Introduction...

.... In Essays in Trespassing: Economics to Politics and Beyond . Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. Hoeffding, Oleg. 1959 . State Planning and Forced Industrialization. Problems of Communism 8.6 : 38 –46. Holzman, F. D. 1955 . Financing Soviet Economic Development. In Capital Formation...

... and Mitrokhin 1999, Haynes and Klehr 1999, West 1999, and History of Political Economy 33:2 © 2001 by Duke University Press. 220 History of Political Economy 33:2 (2001) marily on a series of cables sent between Soviet intelligence agents in the United States and Moscow. Many of those cables were...

... in the USSR and Poland,” Soviet Studies 10, no. 4 (April 1959) :339-59. The author, a British scholar, spent aome time at the Moscow University in 1958 and gives an illuminat- ing report, restricted, however, to that year alone. 215 216 HISTORY OF POLITICAL ECONOMY...