Archive
Value, Price, and Economic Reform in the Polish People’s Republic
Brian Porter-Szűcs
Arthur F. Thurnau Professor of History
University of Michigan
Going West: Socialist flexibility in the long 1970s
Alina-Sandra Cucu
Teaching Associate / Researcher
Babeș-Bolyai University
“Life” vs “Izvestia”: American-Soviet Discussion on the 1958 USSR Supreme Soviet Elections
Aleksandr A. Fokin
Associate Professor
RANEPA
Olesya I. Sharafutdinova
Associate Professor
Tyumen State University
American Observers at Elections to the Supreme Soviet of the USSR
Aleksandr A. Fokin
Associate Professor
RANEPA
Olesya I. Sharafutdinova
Associate Professor
Tyumen State University
Socialist Valuation of Nature: Political Economy, Environmental Regulation, and Coal Mining in the Soviet Union — Introduction
Roman Gilmintinov
Research Fellow
European University at St. Petersburg
UFO over the Planetarium: Epistemological Propaganda and Alternative Forms of Knowledge about Space in the USSR, 1940s–1960s
Alexey Golubev
Associate Professor
University of Houston
The Making of Socialist Industrial Standards and Nomenclatural Order in the German Democratic Republic
Yooseong Heo
PhD in History
Duke University
Numbers in Space: Measuring Living Standards and Regional Inequality in the Soviet Union
Artemy M. Kalinovsky
Professor of Russian, Soviet, and post-Soviet Studies
Temple University
Looking for Class in the Postwar Soviet Union
Anna Krylova
Associate Professor of History
Duke University
The Shchekino Method: Flexible Production with Socialist Characteristics
James A. Nealy
Researcher / Fellow
University of Texas at San Antonio
Phoenix from the Ashes: The Market in the Stalinist “Nonmarket” Economy
Elena Osokina
Professor of Russian History
University of South Carolina
Buildings for Dollars and Oil: East German and Romanian Construction Companies in Cold War Iraq
Łukasz Stanek
Professor of Architectural History
University of Michigan
Socialist Worldmaking: The Political Economy of Urban Comparison in the Global Cold War
Łukasz Stanek
Professor of Architectural History
University of Michigan
Hegemony by Adaptation: Decolonizing Ghana’s Construction Industry
Łukasz Stanek
Professor of Architectural History
University of Michigan