Russia under the last tsar: opposition and subversion, 1894-1917

Abstract

List of Contributors. Acknowledgements. Introduction. Part I: Radical Socialists. 1. Mensheviks (Andre Liebich) 2. Bolsheviks (Robert C. Williams) 3. Bund in the Russian-Jewish Historical Landscape (Alexander Lokshin) 4. Neo-Populism in Early Twentieth-Century Russia: Socialist-Revolutionary Party from 1900 to 1917 (Michael Melancon) Part II: Other Adversaries. 5. Anarchists and the Obscure Extremist (Anna Geifman) 6. National Minorities in the Russian Empire, 1897-1917 (Theodore Weeks) Part III: The Loyal Opposition and the Russian Right. 7. State Duma: A Political Experiment (John Morison) 8. Liberalism and Democracy: Constitutional Democratic Party (Melissa Stockdale) 9. Union of 17 October (Dmitrii Pavlov) 10. Hopeless Symbiosis: Power and Right-Wing Radicalism at the Beginning of the Twentieth Century (Aleksandr Bokhanov) Part IV: Establishment. 11. Security Police and Politics in the Late Imperial Russia (Jonathan Daly) 12 Legislative Chamber History Overlooked: State Council of the Russian Empire, 1906-1917 (Alexandra Koros) 13 Church and Politics in Late Imperial Russia: Crisis and Radicalization of the Clergy (Gregory Freeze) Index.