David Shearer, From divided consensus to creative disorder: Soviet history in Britain and North America. This article examines changes in the field of Soviet history in Great Britain and North America since the end of the Second World War. In the early decades of the Cold War, which followed the end of World War II, public opinion and historical writing about the Soviet Union were dominated by scholars who based their work on the political philosophy of nineteenth- century liberalism and historical positivism. These scholars equated Soviet socialism with German National Socialism as the archetypes of twentieth-century totalitarian dictatorships. Scholarly arguments of totalitarianism underpinned American Cold War policies of containment aga...
This article examines British officials’ and ministers’ attitudes towards the Soviet Union’s economy...
This article argues that recent methodological changes in studies of Soviet science and technology h...
The article discusses the impact on Western scholarship of the opening of secret police archives in ...
David Shearer, From divided consensus to creative disorder: Soviet history in Britain and North Amer...
Until recently, research in the field of Soviet social history on the one side and Cold War historio...
Since about ten years ago when the former USSR's archives were opened, the contradictory hypotheses ...
Since about ten years ago when the former USSR's archives were opened, the contradictory hypotheses ...
The Cold War and its origins have been a constant source of debate among historians and quite right...
This paper aims to examine the various discussions about the nature of Stalinism among Russian writ...
Brigitte Studer, The history of Stalinism : new ideas and new paths for research. This article pres...
Brigitte Studer, The history of Stalinism : new ideas and new paths for research. This article pres...
Le bouleversement des sources historiques permet de penser une histoire générale du projet soviétiqu...
This article is a succinct presentation of the historiographical overturns in the study of Russian h...
© 2005 Alter Litvin and John Keep. All rights reserved. Stalinism surveys the efforts made in recent...
For historians of twentieth-century British affairs, the decade of the 1930s is very significant. It...
This article examines British officials’ and ministers’ attitudes towards the Soviet Union’s economy...
This article argues that recent methodological changes in studies of Soviet science and technology h...
The article discusses the impact on Western scholarship of the opening of secret police archives in ...
David Shearer, From divided consensus to creative disorder: Soviet history in Britain and North Amer...
Until recently, research in the field of Soviet social history on the one side and Cold War historio...
Since about ten years ago when the former USSR's archives were opened, the contradictory hypotheses ...
Since about ten years ago when the former USSR's archives were opened, the contradictory hypotheses ...
The Cold War and its origins have been a constant source of debate among historians and quite right...
This paper aims to examine the various discussions about the nature of Stalinism among Russian writ...
Brigitte Studer, The history of Stalinism : new ideas and new paths for research. This article pres...
Brigitte Studer, The history of Stalinism : new ideas and new paths for research. This article pres...
Le bouleversement des sources historiques permet de penser une histoire générale du projet soviétiqu...
This article is a succinct presentation of the historiographical overturns in the study of Russian h...
© 2005 Alter Litvin and John Keep. All rights reserved. Stalinism surveys the efforts made in recent...
For historians of twentieth-century British affairs, the decade of the 1930s is very significant. It...
This article examines British officials’ and ministers’ attitudes towards the Soviet Union’s economy...
This article argues that recent methodological changes in studies of Soviet science and technology h...
The article discusses the impact on Western scholarship of the opening of secret police archives in ...