Gorbachev′ s vision of democratic, decentralised and market‐orientedsocialism has
generated diverse and controversial perceptions in theSoviet Union. Gorbachev′ s claim …

Continues an examination of the Gorbechev era (1985‐91) in Sovietdevelopment as an
example of a movement towards a more democratized formof Soviet‐style socialism. An …

Examines Gorbachev′ s (1985‐1991) period of Soviet development as anexemplar of a
self‐declared movement towards a more democratic andhumane socialism. Gorbachev′ s …

First published in 1989, Ideology and Rationality in the Soviet Model assumes that since the
October Revolution the development of the Soviet Union has essentially been a process of …

As the present writer, among others, has argued elsewhere, under traditional Soviet
socialism the views of professional economists were hardly of any relevance for the …

The Gorbachev economic reforms adopted in the summer of 1987 and instituted as from the
start of 1988 contain inherent contradictions and ambiguities and may lead either to a far …

Since spring 1985 a warm wind of change has begun to envelop the Soviet Union, raising
the prospect that the country's immensely large and highly centralised institutional structure …

Here, it would be worthwhile to note that Vanaik in his article, as the caption suggests, has in
the main dealt with the actual significance and the broad implications of Gorbachev's foreign …

The direction of Soviet economic reform: from socialist reform to capitalist transition - Document
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For more than three decades, the Soviet Union has been engaged in an almost continuous
process of reforming the centrally planned economy inherited from Stalin. The objective of …