What’s Left?
Sheila Fitzpatrick: The Russian Revolution, 30 March 2017
October: The Story of the Russian Revolution
by China Miéville.
Verso, 358 pp., £18.99, May 2017,978 1 78478 280 1 Show More
by China Miéville.
Verso, 358 pp., £18.99, May 2017,
The Russian Revolution 1905-1921
by Mark D. Steinberg.
Oxford, 388 pp., £19.99, February 2017,978 0 19 922762 4 Show More
by Mark D. Steinberg.
Oxford, 388 pp., £19.99, February 2017,
Russia in Revolution: An Empire in Crisis, 1890 to 1928
by S.A. Smith.
Oxford, 455 pp., £25, January 2017,978 0 19 873482 6 Show More
by S.A. Smith.
Oxford, 455 pp., £25, January 2017,
The Russian Revolution: A New History
by Sean McMeekin.
Basic, 496 pp., $30, May 2017,978 0 465 03990 6 Show More
by Sean McMeekin.
Basic, 496 pp., $30, May 2017,
Historically Inevitable? Turning Points of the Russian Revolution
by Tony Brenton.
Profile, 364 pp., £25, June 2016,978 1 78125 021 1 Show More
by Tony Brenton.
Profile, 364 pp., £25, June 2016,
“... confident summation has a free-market triumphalism that, like Fukuyama’s End of History, may not stand the test of time, but it reflects the negative verdict of much current writing on the Russian Revolution: It has taught us what does not work. It is hard to see Marxism making any sort of comeback. As a theory of history the revolution tested ... ”