Author: Weber, Max
Title: The Russian Revolutions
Description: Ithaca [NY], Cornell University Press, (1995). orig.boards. 23x15cm, vii,287 pp, Translated & Edited by Gordon C. Wells & Peter Baehr.. Minor rubbing. VG. ¶ Contents: The Essays of 1905-1906; The Essays of 1917; The Place of the Russian Essays in Weber's Oeuvre; The Political Significance of the Essays Today; Bourgeois Democracy in Russia: The Zemstvo Movement in Russia; The Constitutional Draft of the 'Union of Liberation'; The Nationalities & Language Question; Church & State; The Socialist Parties; The Intelligentsia & the Bourgeois Revolution; The Agrarian Question; The Progress of the Revolution; Russia's Transition to Pseudo- Constitutionalism: The General Policy of the Interim Ministry; Analysis of the General Political Legislation of the Interim Ministry; Completing the Bureaucratization of the Autocracy; The 'Constitution'; Analysis of the Electoral Law of the Duma; The Social & Political Backround to the Election; Analysis of the Duma Elections; After the Elections; Russia's Transition to Pseudo-Democracy; The Russian Revolution and the Peace; Political Parties & Associations in Russia, 1905-1906.

Keywords: Russian Political History, Tsarist Russia, 1905 Revolution, 1917, Politics, Max Weber, , ,