Modernization and Revolution

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ISBN: 9780880332330 | 0880332336
Cover: Hardcover
Copyright: 6/1/1992

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This collection of essays by noted specialists pertains to the problems engendered by modernization in late Imperial Russia. Topics include the radical intelligensia and the famine of 1891-92, peasant relocation to Siberia, rural teachers and political reform, Rasputin, the growth of radicalism among workers, and the debate over the inevitability of the revolution.

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Acknowledgements
Foreword
Contributors
Introduction	p. 1
The Famine and the Radicals	p. 13
Urban Growth and Anti-Semitism in Russian Moldavia	p. 43
Russian Teachers and Peasant Revolution, 1895-1917	p. 59
Peasant Resettlement and Social Control in Late Imperial Russia	p. 75
Unscrambling the Jumbled Catalog: Feudalism and the Revolution of 1905 in the Writings of N. P. Pavlov-Silvanskii	p. 95
New Thoughts on the Old Regime and the Revolution of 1917 in Russia: A Review of Recent Western Literature	p. 129
Rethinking the Origins of the Rasputin Legend	p. 169
Moscow, 1917: Workers' Revolution, Worker Control	p. 187
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