Marx and Russia by White, James D. -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Cover Half Title Series Information Title Page Contents Preface 1 Marx and Russia

Marx’s ‘Critique of Political Economy’ The abolition of serfdom Haxthausen The debate on the peasant commune The Russian translation of Das Kapital Marx’s studies of Russia

2 Marx’s Russian ‘Scientific Friends’

Nikolai Sieber Sieber defends Marx Maxim Kovalevsky Communal landownership Collaboration with Marx Marx’s letter to Vera Zasulich Kovalevsky and Sieber

3 Engels

Engels as editor Modernizing dialectics The controversy with Tkachev The publication of Marx’s letter to Otechestvennye Zapiski

4 Plekhanov

Socialism and the political struggle Our Differences Dialectical materialism The famine of 1891

5 Lenin

What Is To Be Done? Materialism and Empiriocriticism The Marx and Engels correspondence The ‘Philosophical Notebooks’

6 Bogdanov

Vologda Pravda Democratic centralism Socialist society Conflict with Lenin Proletarian culture Tectology

7 Trotsky and permanent revolution

Parvus Results and Prospects Russia in the Revolution Plekhanov’s History of Russian Social Thought Pokrovsky and merchant capitalism

8 Theories of imperialism

Rosa Luxemburg Hilferding Kautsky Trotsky Skvortsov-Stepanov Bukharin Lenin Bogdanov

9 Marxism and revolution

Marxism on the State The dictatorship of the proletariat A people’s revolution The ‘April Theses’ Bogdanov on Lenin’s ‘April Theses’ Trotsky joins Lenin Lenin and the banks Questions of socialism The nationalization of the banks The fate of the workers’ party

10 Towards the ‘Short Course’

Bukharin Oppositions Stalin’s Fundamentals of Leninism Economic planning Industrialization debates The end of equilibrium Leninskii sbornik Istpart Pokrovsky Russia’s colonial status The Short Course Content Dialectical and Historical Materialism

Concluding remarks Bibliography Index Copyright Page