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Rimvydas Silbajoris, "Kristijonas Donelaitis: A Lithuanian 
Classic" 

Gary Marker, "Russia and the 'Printing Revolution': Notes 
and Observations" 

John-Paul Himka, "Young Radicals and Independent 
Statehood: The Idea of a Ukrainian Nation-State, 
1890-1895" 

David Lowe, "Vladimir Odoevskii as Opera Critic" 

Thomas C. Owen, "A New Approach to the Kurbskii-
Groznyi Problem" 

Patricia K. Grimsted, "Recent Publications on Archives and 
Manuscript Collections in the Soviet Union — A 
Selected Survey" 

Discussion: Daniel Brower, "Labor Violence in Russia in the 
Late Nineteenth Century." Comments by Robert 
Johnson, Diane Koenker, and Ronald Grigor Suny 

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EDUCATION IN THE SOVIET UNION 
Policies and Institutions Since Stalin 
Mervyn Matthews 
An up-to-date and comprehensive survey of the successes and failures of education and training in the 
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to their perceived economic and social needs. 
Cloth-$28.50 July 1982 

THE END OF SOCIAL INEQUALITY? 
Class, Status and Power Under State Socialism 
David Lane 
The best available analysis of the true role of class stratification in state socialist societies and in 
particular the Soviet Union. Professor Lane's discussion ranges over such aspects as income and 
education differentials, the rise of white-collar occupations, the position of women and ethnic groups, 
and social mobility. 
Cloth-$27.50 Paper-$8.95 August 1982 

SOVIET RISK-TAKING AND CRISIS BEHAVIOR 
A Theoretical and Empirical Analysis 
Hannes Adomeit 
Foreword by Marshall Shulman 

Detailed examination of the two Berlin crises forms the empirical background against which com-
parisons are made with the role of the Soviets in other crises — in Cuba, the Middle East, in Vietnam 
and in Afghanistan — as well as with patterns of Soviet intervention in Eastern Europe. 
Cloth-$47.50 1982 
Studies of the Russian Institute, Columbia University 

RUSSIA AT THE CROSSROADS: THE 26th CONGRESS OF THE CPSU 
Seweryn Bialer and Thane Gustafson, Eds. 

Derived from the Rand-Columbia conference which used the Party Congress as a focus for scholarly 
analysis of the severe domestic and international dilemmas confronting the Soviet Union in the 1980's 
and the capacity of an aging Soviet leadership to respond to them. 
Cloth-$28.50 1982 
Published under the auspices of the Rand Corporation and the Russian institute, Columbia University 

THE ECONOMICS OF SOCIALISM, 4th edition 
Principles Governing the Operation of the Centrally Planned Economies Under the New System 
Jozef Wilczynski 
A completely revised concise exposition of theoretical and practical elements of the operation of the 
planned economies in the USSR, Eastern Europe, and other Socialist countries. Special attention is 
given to economic reforms and recent developments. 
Paper-$10.95 1982 

SOLDIERS, PEASANTS, AND BUREAUCRATS 
Civil-Military Relations in Communist and Modernizing Societies 
Roman Kolkowicz and Andrzej Korbonski, Eds. 

A cross-disciplinary examination of the main theoretical, methodological, and empirical approaches to 
the study of civil-military relations in the Middle East, in the socialist countries of Eastern Europe, 
and China. 
Cloth $37.50 1982 

THE MIDDLE EAST AND THE WESTERN ALLIANCE 
Steven L. Spiegel, Ed. 

Internationally recognized experts bring together different and distinctive perspectives on the Arab 
Israeli dispute, the dynamics of the energy crisis, alliance unity and the role of the Soviet Union, and 
the effect of growing Middle East instability on the interests of individual allied countries. 
Cloth-$28.50 1982 
Center for International and Strategic Affairs, University of California, Los Angeles 

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