Author: Guroff, Gregory; & Carstensen, Fred V.; editors:
Title: Entrepreneurship in Imperial Russia and the Soviet Union
Description: Princeton, Princeton University Press, (1983). orig.cloth. 24x16cm, ix,372 pp. Textual tables. Minor rubbing, VG. dustwrapper ¶ Contains 16 papers. Includes: C.E. Black "Russian & Soviet Entrepreneurship in a Comparative Context"; W. Blackwell "The Russian Entrepreneur in the Tsarist Period: An Overview"; S.H. Baron " Entrepreneurs & Entrepreneurship in 16th/17th-Century Russia"; T.G. Owen " Entrepreneurship & the Structure of Enterprise in Russia, 1800-1880"; J.A. Armstrong "Socializing for Modernization in a Multiethnic Elite"; A. Kahan "Notes on Jewish Entrepreneurship in Tsarist Russia"; B.V. Anan'ich "The Economic Policy of the Tsarist Government & Enterprise in Russia from the End of the 19th Century through the Beginning of the 20th Century"; F.V. Carstensen "Foreign Participation in Russian Economic Life: Notes on British Enterprise, 1865-1914"; R.A. Roosa "Russian Industrialists during World War I: The Interaction of Economics & Politics"; J.S. Berliner " Entrepreneurship in the Soviet Period: An Overview"; G. Guroff "The Red- Expert Debate: Continuities in the State-Entrepreneur Tension"; D. Granick "Institutional Innovation & Economic Management: The Soviet Incentive System, 1920 to the Present"; R.D. Laird & B.A. Laird "The Soviet Farm Manager as an Entrepreneur"; G. Grossmann "The Party as Manager & Entrepreneur"; etc.

Keywords: Russian Industrial History, Imperial Economic, Russia Soviet Union, Entrepreneurship, Entrepreneurs, Business Enterprise, Technological, Innovations, Management