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<P><STRONG>Part I: The Ideological Setting</STRONG> <B>1.</B> Introduction <B>2.</B> The Importance of Doctrine <I>R. N. Carew Hunt</I> <B>3.</B> National Interest: Key to Soviet Politics <I>Samuel L. Sharp</I> <B>4.</B> The Logic of One -Party Rule <I>Richard Lowenthal</I> <B>5.</B> Ideology: The Fourth Stage <I>Leopold Labedz</I> <B>Part II: KTO-KAVO? The Politics of the Struggle for Power</B> <B>1.</B> Introduction <B>2.</B> Anatomy of Tyranny: Khrushchev's Attack on Stalin <I>Jane Degras</I> <B>3.</B> The Permanent Revolution is On Again? <I>Richard Lowenthal </I><B>4.</B> What happened to Collective Leadership? <I>Merle Fainsod</I> <B>5.</B> The Nature of Khrushchev's Power <I>Richard Lowenthal</I> <B>6.</B> The Twenty-Second Party Congress <I>Merle Fainsod</I> <B>Part III: The Economy: Problems, Prospects 1. Introduction 2. </B>Blat is Higher than Stalin <I>Joseph Berliner </I><B>3.</B><I> </I>Taxes and the Soviet Citizens <I>Leon M. Herman</I> <B>4.</B> The Soviet Industrial Reorganization <I>Alec Nove</I> <B>5.</B> Communism in a Hurry: The 'Time Factor' in Soviet Economics <I>Gregory Grossman</I> <B>Part IV: The Society 1. </B>Introduction<B> 2. </B>Equality and Inequality Under Khrushchev Robert A. Feldmesser 3. ...But some are more equal than others <I>Seweryn Bialer </I><B>4. </B>The Current Status of the Soviet Worker <I>Paul Barton</I><B> 5. </B>The Peasant, The Party and the System, <I>Arcadius Kahan </I><B>6.</B><I> </I>Soviet Nationality Policy Perspective <I>Alex Inkeles</I> <B>7.</B> Communism and Anti- Semitism <I>Erich Goldhagen </I><B>Part V: The Literary Scene 1. </B>Introduction <B>2. </B>Soviet Literary Criticism: Past and Present <I>Victor Erlich</I><B> 3. </B>The Literary Opposition<B> </B><I>Harry Willets</I> 4. The Struggle Goes on <I>Max Hayward </I><B>5.</B><I> </I>Recent Soviet Literature <I>George Gibian </I><B>6. </B>Poems from the Underground<B> 7. </B>The Conscience of a Generation

A commentary <I>A. ZR </I><B>Part VI: Miscellanea 1. </B>Introduction<B> 2. </B>Socialist Reality: The Road Uphill <I>Leon Lipson</I> <B>3.</B> Recent Soviet Historiography <I>Alexander Dallin</I> 4. The Soviet Theatre <I>Jurgen Ruhle </I><B>Part VII: Whither Russia? 1. </B>Introduction<B> 2. </B>An Empire in Convulsion: A Commentary<B> 3. </B>Soviet Society in Transition <I>Raymond Aron</I> <B>4. </B>The Import of Ideological Diversity <I>Sidney Hook</I><B> 5. </B>Social Welfare in the USSR <I>Alec Nove</I><B> 6. </B>Why the Changes? <I>Solomon Schwarz</I><B> 7. </B>Facts and Polemics <I>Bertram Wolfe</I><B> 8. </B>The Logic of Economics <I>Bertrand de Jouvenel</I><B> 9.</B> The Consumer and the System <I>Peter Wiles </I><B>10.</B> Ideology, Power, and Welfare <I>Richard Lowenthal</I> <B>11.</B> The Glorious Future: Realities and Chimeras <I>Erich Goldhagen </I><B>12. </B>Totalitarianism Without Coercion? <I>Herbert Ritvo Contributions </P></I>

Soviet Union > Economic conditions > 1955-1965.

Soviet Union > Politics and government > 1953-1985.