Author: Lampert, Nick & Rittersporn, Gabor Tamas; editors:
Title: Stalinism: Its Nature and Aftermath: Essays in Honour of Moshe Lewin
Description: Armonk, M.E. Sharpe, (1992). orig.boards. 22x14cm, xv, 291 pp. Rextual tables. Minor rubbing, VG. dustwrapper ¶ Contains 12 papers. Includes: R. Lew "Grappling with Social Realities: Moshe Lewin & the Making of Social History"; V. Andrle "Demons & Devil's Advocates: Problems in Historical Writing on the Stalin Era"; R.W. Davies "Gorbachev's Socialism in Historical Perspective"; M. Perrie "The Tsar, the Emperor, the Leader: Ivan the Terrible, Peter the Great & Anatolii Rybakov' s Stalin"; G.T. Rittersporn "The Omnipresent Conspiracy: On Soviet Imagery of Politics & Social Relations in the 1930s"; A. Nove " Soviet Peasants & Soviet Literature"; L.H. Siegelbaum "Masters of the Shop Floor: Foremen & Soviet Industrialization"; H.-H. Schröder "Urban Social Mobility & Mass Repression: Communist Party & Soviet Society"; J.-P. Depretto " Construction Workers in the 1930s"; R.G. Suny "Nationality & Class in the Revolutions of 1917: A Re-examination of Categories"; P. Kneen "The Backround to 'Perestroika: Political Undercurrents' Reconsidered in the Light of Recent Events"; P.H. Solomon, Jr. "Legality in Soviet Political Culture: A Perspective on Gorbachev's Reforms".

Keywords: Russian Communism, Soviet Union, Communist Party, Political History, Joseph Stalin, Russia Stalinism, Stalinist Politics, Historical Social, Sociology Economic