New Perspectives in Modern Russian History

Chapter 1 Introduction

Chapter 2 Prince Alexander Gorchakov: The Politics of Recovery

Chapter 3 Giers and the Policy of Moderation

Chapter 4 Technology versus the Moral Element: Emerging Views in the Russian Officer Corps, 1870–1904

Chapter 5 Imperial Russia’s Canonists and the Issue of Church and State

Chapter 7 Russian Liberalism — Utopia or Realism? The Individual and the Citizen in the Political Thought of Milyukov

Chapter 8 Did the Stolypin Land Reform Destroy the Peasant Commune?

Chapter 9 Government Actions and Peasant Reactions During the Stolypin Reforms

Chapter 10 A. P. Izvol′skii and Russian Foreign Policy Under ‘United Government’, 1906–10

Chapter 11 Russian Foreign Policy, Economic Interests and the Straits Question, 1905–14

Chapter 12 The Bureaucracy and the Labour Problem, June 1907–February 1917

Chapter 13 Russian Nationalism and Tsarist Nationalities Policies in Semi-Constitutional Russia, 1905–1914