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Behaviour, 1971
The relationship between the fields of Soviet ecological physiology and Western ethology is examined in the light of their common origin in evolutionary thought. The following topics are discussed: (i) Dialectical materialism and the study of behavioral evolution; (ii) Relationships and conceptual disagreements between Soviet ecological physiology and ...
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The relationship between the fields of Soviet ecological physiology and Western ethology is examined in the light of their common origin in evolutionary thought. The following topics are discussed: (i) Dialectical materialism and the study of behavioral evolution; (ii) Relationships and conceptual disagreements between Soviet ecological physiology and ...
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Soviet Sociology And Sociology In The Soviet Union
Annual Review of Sociology, 1988The core of the paper is an analysis of the meaning of sociology in the USSR, as defined by the participants and outsiders alike. The review is based on the study of programmatic statements, the character of references in sociological writings, and available biographical information on their authors. All of these help to locate Soviet sociology within
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Russian Social Science Review, 1994
It has become commonplace to call the Soviet Union an "empire," usually with clear negative connotations. But, if the USSR was an empire, then what kind of an empire was it? How similar was it to the great European empires that ended their existence in the first three post-war decades—the British, French, Italian, Dutch, Portuguese, and Spanish empires?
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It has become commonplace to call the Soviet Union an "empire," usually with clear negative connotations. But, if the USSR was an empire, then what kind of an empire was it? How similar was it to the great European empires that ended their existence in the first three post-war decades—the British, French, Italian, Dutch, Portuguese, and Spanish empires?
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The Soviet Union and the international left
2015On the eve of the Second World War, the Soviet Union and the communist movement had reached their lowest point in terms of prestige, support and ideological influence. The pact between Stalin and Hitler of August 1939 cancelled what was left of the anti-fascist legitimacy after defeat in Spain.
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Anesthesiology In The Soviet Union
Anesthesia & Analgesia, 1970E J, Fox, J W, Fox
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