...-85. Hans Brems, University of Illinois Nikolai Ivanovich Bukharin: A Centenary Appraisal. Edited by Nicholas N. Kozlov and Eric D. Weitz. New York: Praeger, 1990. 169 pp. This book is a collection of essays presented at an ACES session in December...

... , M. F. 1976 . Underconsumption theories: a history and critical analysis . London: Lawrence & Wishart. Bukharin , N. I. 1924 . Khozyaistvenny Rost I Problema Raboche-Krest'yan-skovo Bloka. Bolshevik , November. Bukharin , N. I. 1972 . Imperialism and the accumulation...

... the important matter that concerned Thoreau: the relation of economic activity to life. University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign ROYALLBRANDIS Bukharin’s Theory of Equilibrium. By Kenneth J. Tarbuck. London: Pluto Press, 1989. 196 pp. $39.95. Nikolai Ivanovich Bukharin was one...

... of importance in later years. From the death of Engels in 1895 (Marx died in 1883) until the Bolshe- vik revolution in Russia in 1917 Marxists such as Lenin, Hilferding, Luxemburg, and Bukharin made further contributions to the literature on defense economics. Their analyses were influenced by new theories...

... serve to remind us that the ruling economics of mathematical equations and statistical manipulations may miss entirely the important matter that concerned Thoreau: the relation of economic activity to life. University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign ROYALLBRANDIS Bukharin’s Theory...

... antedate current concerns about multinational cartels, international banks, trilateral commissions, etc. After him comes chapter 6, on Bukharin and Lenin. Nikolai Bukharin’s Imperialism and World Economy (1929), like Hilferd- ing’s Finance Capital (1910) which is its starting point, is largely...

...Ross B. Emmett Edited by James Tully. Princeton: Princeton University Press, 1988. 353 pp. Copyright © 1992 by Duke University Press 1992 Book Reviews 257 litical pluralism. In this analysis, the author shows that both Bukharin...

.... Bukharin’s place in the history of economic theory in general, and Marxian economics in particular, was greatly damaged by Stalin’s purges, which in- cluded the murder of Bukharin himself. The revival of interest in Bukharin stems from Gorbachev’s attempts to reform the Soviet economy in a manner...

... indifferent to being in accord with the facts, Kautsky is a giant, someone at least who has seen the facts contradicting such optimism. Bukharin too is unable to resolve the difficulties ensuing from Marx’s wage theory. He sees, just as Kautsky and Luxemburg do, that two di- rectly opposed...

... and still rooted in the real-cost theory of value of Smith and Ricardo.’ The very concept of scarcity and scarcity-dictated choices and forms of resource allocation remained alien to Marxists.2Had Plekhanov, Lenin, Bukharin, and the others who were destined to shape the ideology of the future...

... theoreticians Nikolai Bukharin and Evgeny Preobrazhensky (1922, 70) portrayed it as follows: 80 Oleg Ananyin and Denis Melnik Society will be transformed into a huge working organization for cooper- ative production. There will then be neither disintegration of production, nor anarchy of production...

... political stance (or lack of such) we must refer to a most explicit state- ment by Nikolai Bukharin, the eminent Marxist theorist and economic scholar, who spent time as a participant in Bohm-Bawerk's seminar and wrote a book-length, trenchantly Marxist critique of Austrian economic theory. In his preface...

...: The Sociological Turn , edited by J. R. Brown, 75 -94. Dordrecht: D. Reidel. Bukharin , Nikolai . 1927 . Economic Theory of the Leisure Class . New York: International Publishers. Bukharin , Nikolai 1931 . Science at the Crossroads . London: Frank Cass & Co. Caldwell , Bruce J...

... economic thought concentrating, as it should, on the five decades 1890- 1940. References Montgomery, Arthur. 1953. Eli Heckscher som vetenskapsman. Ekonomisk Tid- skrijl 55: 149-85. Hans Brems, University of Illinois Nikolai Ivanovich Bukharin...

... revolution, and several works by Nikolai Bukharin, including those on the leisure class, imperialism, and historical materialism. Bukharin’s 1914 book on the leisure class clearly was inspired by Veblen’s 1899 Theory of the leisure class, which would have attracted Harris. That Harris later would...

... products to which it gives rise? A more subtle example of the environmentalist approach is Nikolai Bukharin’s contention that the Austrian School’s version of marginal utility economics reflected the individualistic outlook that represented a fundamental trait of the bourgeoisie, while...

... and colleagues, among whom only the macrosociologist Pitirim Sorokin is at all promi- nent here. His intellectual link with A.V. Chayanov might have been explored more fully, and a more thorough comparison made of his ideas with those of Nikolai Bukharin (though...

...-Gram follow Bukharin’s Economic Theory of the Leisure Class-and many a subsequent thunderbolt from the Left-in reading much more into it, like Freud with “Freudian slips (ii) Classical economics developed as an economics of social classes -capitalists, landlords, workers...

..., Vladimir Ilich Ulyanov (Lenin), Leon Trotsky, and Nikolai Bukharin, wrote in the radically different context of economic underdevelopment, a peasant society, and czarist autocracy. The central questions for them, consequently, were the emergence and development of capitalism, as opposed to its...

... and developed further. An equally difficult and embarrassing question for a potential historian of Soviet economic thought is how to treat the “nonpersons,” of whom there are a great number-Bukharin, Preobrazhenskii, Groman, Bazarov, Kondratiev, Chayanov, Rubin, and many other party and non-party...