Titlebook: Re-Examining the History of the Russian Economy; A New Analytic Tool Jeffrey K. Hass Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Autho

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Compulsion and Resistance: Origins of the Russian Research Tradition and Political Economy of the Spills and knowledge for Russia—and domestic political needs was central. Russian economics was torn between claims to universality (i.e. a method for seeking Truth outside historical experiences) and local historical experiences, both of which influences questions, methods, and aims. The creation of

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Fields of Discourse Perturbed: The Revolution of 1905 and Economic Teaching and Thinking at St. Petenomics. The 1905 Revolution was a complicated affair, and not even one book can do it justice, but Markov reveals the challenges economists faced. Students challenged their authority on dual grounds: their institutional authority as professors and their cultural authority as carriers of knowledge. I

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Empire, Orthodoxy, and Economy: The Influence of Russian Orthodoxy and Empire on Economic Fields in titutions: those of the state, of the Orthodox Church, and of the peasant commune. One common logic to all three was a moral economy of reciprocity and redistribution: this was grounded in survival for peasants, in the theology of the Church, and as a foundation of legitimate authority for the state

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Neil Fligstein’s Concept of Organizational Fields, Economic Processes and Dynamics, and Their Signifframework can accommodate change, scholars usually invoke it to examine reproduction. The authors draw on Fligstein’s insights that exogenous shocks—whether economic downturns or sudden state intervention—can force field leaders and members to seek new field rules and conceptions of control. These m

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Economic Theory and a Constant Worry Across Time: Institutional Failures in the Development of Theor in the different rules and interests of fields. Not content to focus on Russian inflation as a phenomenon sui generis, this chapter uses the Russian case to dive into the thorny issue of what causes inflation to begin with. Inefficiencies and rent-seeking, among other practices, are built into exis

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