Titlebook: Economy and Society in Russia and the Soviet Union, 1860–1930; Essays for Olga Cris Linda Edmondson (ESRC Research Fellow),Peter Waldr Book

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Introduction,subject found itself nearly forty years ago, when she published her first article on the subject. At that time, most scholars were either unwilling or unable to draw upon manuscript sources. In a pioneering doctoral dissertation and her subsequent articles, Olga Crisp used material from French gover

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Rents, Land Prices and Economic Theory,rarian crisis’ in the writings of Soviet and Western historians, and there appears to have been a consensus at the end of the nineteenth century that Russia was in the throes of an agrarian crisis. This agrarian crisis manifested itself in a number of forms — declining per capita rural incomes, ‘lan

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,The 1891–92 Famine in Russia, supply, the crisis in peasant living standards, food aid and some of the demographic consequences of the famine. Each of these elements is considered in some detail concerning its chronology and regional dimension. Following a review of each of these components an attempt is made briefly to compare

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1917 in the Rear Garrisons,reat naval bases and the army units of the Front. The importance of the garrisons of the Rear is universally acknowledged, but not much studied. There is one major monograph by the émigré historian Mikhail Frenkin, available only in Russian. Soviet literature is somewhat richer, but has yet to free

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