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Stanley W. Page

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8

Publications

242

Citations

8

H-Index

1947

Active since

Stanley W. Page is an author specializing in geopolitics, social sciences, and intellectual history.

Top concepts

GeopoliticsSocial SciencesSocialismRevolution StudiesIntellectual HistoryPoliticsModernityMarxismLanguageDemocracy

Publications per year

1947–1983

8

Publications

8

The Unfinished Revolution: Russia, 1917-1967

Stanley W. Page, Isaac Deutscher · The American Historical Review · 1967 · 48 citations

Unfinished Revolution, Nationalism, Revolution Studies +4

Why Lenin? Why Stalin? A Reappraisal of The Russian Revolution, 1900-1930

Stanley W. Page, Theodore H. Von Laue · The Russian Review · 1964 · 43 citations

Humanities, Russian Revolution, Modernity +4

Russification in the Baltic Provinces and Finland, 1855-1914

Stanley W. Page, Edward C. Thaden · The American Historical Review · 1982 · 38 citations

Baltic Provinces, Regional Research, Historical Linguistics

The Great Powers, Lithuania, and the Vilna Question, 1920-1928

Stanley W. Page, Alfred Erich Senn · The American Historical Review · 1967 · 26 citations

Transnational History, Vilna Question, Intellectual History +2

The Politics of Combined and Uneven Development: The Theory of Permanent Revolution

Olga A. Narkiewicz, Michaël Löwy, Stanley W. Page · The American Historical Review · 1983 · 26 citations

Democracy, Uneven Development, Contemporary Development +10

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