The accidental proletariat : workers, politics, and crisis in Gorbachev's Russia / by Connor, Walter

Table of Contents: “…Worker Politics and Economic Crisis --…”
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The Menshevik Leaders in the Russian Revolution : Social Realities and Political Strategies / by Galili y Garcia, Ziva, Galili y Garcia, Ziva

Table of Contents: “…Labor Relations under Coalition: Social Conflict and Economic Crisis --…”
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Why did the Soviet Union collapse? : understanding historical change / by Strayer, Robert W.

Table of Contents: “…Introduction: Contexts and comparisons -- Legacies: The burdens of Russian and Soviet history -- Cracks in the foundation: The post-Stalin years -- Reviving Soviet socialism: The Gorbachev experiment -- Unintended consequences: Economic crisis and social awakening -- Passing into history: The final act of the Soviet drama.…”

The Menshevik leaders in the Russian Revolution : social realities and political strategies / by Galili y Garcia, Ziva

Table of Contents: “…The February revolution and its leaders -- The origins of dual power -- Dual power tested: workers, industrialists, and the Menshevik mediators -- Dual power reexamined: the questions of the economy, the war, and political power -- Toward a coalition government -- Labor relations under coalition: social conflict and economic crisis -- The Menshevik ministry of labor: Socialists in a coalition government -- The coalition in crisis -- Revolutionary defensism at an impasse.…”
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Open for business : Russia's return to the global economy / by Hewett, Edward A.

Table of Contents: “…Stagflation and Disunion. The Path to Economic Crisis. Radicalization of the Reform Debate. …”
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Russia's Home Front in War and Revolution, 1914-22, Book 3: National Disintegration and Reintegration.

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Russia's home front in war and revolution, 1914-22.

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Collapse : the fall of the Soviet Union / by Zubok, V. M.

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Stalinist terror : new perspectives /

Table of Contents: “…Rittersporn -- The Soviet economic crisis of 1936-1940 and the great purges / Roberta T. …”
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The Accidental Proletariat : Workers, Politics, and Crisis in Gorbachev's Russia. by Connor, Walter D.

Table of Contents: “…Worker Politics and Economic Crisis; Subsidies, Prices, Poverty; Entitlement and Entrepreneurship; Populism and Social Justice; 1989: Winter of Discontent; and Hot Summer; The Collapse of Local Apparats; Claims and Demands; Worker Power; The Unions: ""Activism"" Reasserted; ""Proletarian"" Conservatism; Epilogue; Notes; Index.…”
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The high title of a Communist : postwar party discipline and the values of the Soviet regime / by Cohn, Edward

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Milestones in glasnost and perestroyka /

Table of Contents: “…The making of economic policy in 1989 and 1990 / Anders Åslund. The economic crisis : another perspective / James H. Noren. …”
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Dispatches from the revolution : Russia, 1916-18 / by Price, M. Philips 1885-1973

Table of Contents: “…The Interregnum, August November 1917 -- Common Sense, Economic Crisis in Russia -- Letter to C.P. Trevelyan, Samara, 22 September 1917 -- Manchester Guardian, Series: Through the Russian Provinces -- The Peasants and their Land Programmes -- The Revolution and its Effects on Rural Life -- How the Peasants are Taking Over the Land -- Asiatic Russia and the Revolution…”
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The crisis of the old order in Russia : gentry and government / by Manning, Roberta Thompson, 1940-

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The crisis of the old order in Russia : gentry and government / by Manning, Roberta Thompson, 1940-

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Russia's First World War : a Social and Economic History. by Gatrell, Peter

Table of Contents: “…9 Hierarchy subverted: the February Revolution and the Provisional Government9.1 Regime change: the Provisional Government and the war effort; 9.2 Hierarchy and democracy: wars in the workplace, trench and village; 9.3 Government regulation and the economic crisis; 9.4 Radical solutions and outcomes; Conclusions; 10 Economic meltdown and revolutionary objectives: between European war and Civil War, 1917-1918; 10.1 Class war and economic collapse; 10.2 Population displacement and territorial fragmentation; 10.3 Demobilisation and re-mobilisation; 10.4 Reconstruction and the war on backwardness.…”
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