David R Stone
Biographic Data
| ID | 1069740 |
|---|---|
| NAME | David R Stone |
| GIVEN NAMES | David R |
| FAMILY NAME | Stone |
| SIGNATURE | STONE D R |
| AFFILIATIONS | Utah State University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-3852-5908 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 24 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 15 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 24 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1962 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
The Soviet Union in the Cold War
The Sino-Indian War of 1962
The Cambridge History of the Second World War
The military events of the Second World War have been the subject of historical debate from 1945 to the present. It mattered greatly who won, and fighting was the essential determinant of victory or defeat. In Volume 1 of The Cambridge History of the Second World War a team of twenty-five leading historians offer a comprehensive and authoritative new account of the war's military and strategic history. Part I examines the military cultures and st…
The Military
This chapter examines the military history of the Cold War. It explains that most military activities during this period were focused on apocalyptic nuclear war which never came and that the military aspects of the Cold War contributed to its end. The chapter suggests that while the military side of the Cold War did play a major role in ending the Cold War, it was not because of the policies of U.S. President Ronald Reagan, for there is little ev…
Soviet Arms Exports in the 1920s
In the 1920s, the Soviet Union employed arms exports as a means of attempting to exert influence on its less-developed Asian neighbors, either by intervening in internal struggles or encouraging pro-Soviet and anti-capitalist foreign policy. In Turkey and Iran, Soviet arms aimed to promote friendly governments and head off potential intervention. In Afghanistan, the Soviets attempted unsuccessfully to prop up the regime of Amanullah Khan. In Chin…
CMEA's International Investment Bank and the Crisis of Developed Socialism
In 1971 the Soviet bloc's Council for Mutual Economic Assistance (CMEA) created the International Investment Bank (IIB). The IIB was part of a broader effort to adopt market-based reforms in all the East-bloc economies. The bank was designed to promote competition for loans and rigorous vetting of projects, ostensibly resulting in greater CMEA integration and production that met world standards of quality. But this scenario ultimately did not pan…
The 1945 Ethridge Mission to Bulgaria and Romania and the Origins of the Cold War in the Balkans
In autumn 1945, US Secretary of State James Byrnes deadlocked with Soviet Foreign Minister Viacheslav Molotov over the governments of Bulgaria and Romania. To escape, Byrnes dispatched Mark Ethridge, a liberal newspaperman, on a fact-finding mission. Contrary to Byrnes’ hopes, Ethridge found conditions as bad as reported, and went to Moscow to convince the Soviet government to moderate Communist behavior. Ethridge’s damning report on political re…
Shefstvo
Shefstvo, or revolutionary patronage, emerged within the Red Army under Lev Trotsky after the Russian Civil War as a relationship between a military unit and a local Soviet institution. The patron (the Soviet organization) provided material support for the troops and political and ideological leadership for the mass of peasant soldiers. Over time, the corruption inherent in material shefstvo and the economic recovery of the Soviet state changed t…
The First Five-Year Plan and the Geography of Soviet Defence Industry
Soviet and Western scholars alike have generally hailed the successes of Soviet industrialisation in building up new industrial centres in the geographically secure heart of the Soviet Union during
The Prospect of War? Lev Trotskii, the Soviet Army, and the German Revolution in 1923
Languishing his revolutionary career with the Trinidadian Marxist writer and critic C. L. R. James. James had just completed World Revolution, 1917-1936) his anti-Stalinist history of Communism, and the two men discussed the failures of revolution since 1917, and in particular Trotskii's supposed 'degeneration' at the height of the revolutionary crisis in Germany in 1923. James was referring to an interview Trotskii had given at the end of Septem…
Hammer and Rifle
Imperialism and Sovereignty
Great Power efforts to control arms trafficking began in the late nineteenth century, but were applied only to colonial territories and were motivated by concerns for the stability of European empires. The first world war altered the international consensus that the arms trade was essentially free, and the 1919 Treaty of Saint-Germain tried to impose new restrictions on arms trading. Though Saint-Germain was never ratified, the League of Nations …
Culture and Investment in the Rural Landscape
Cette étude examine six textes concernant l'agriculture dans l'Afrique romaine, soulignant les idées des Anciens sur les paysages ruraux. Chaque texte présente un "bonus agricola », personnage célébré pour ses activités agricoles. Bien qu'il s'agisse d'une figure bien connue de la littérature latine, l'accent mis sur leur rôle foncier distingue les « boni agricolae » d'Afrique du Nord de ceux d'Italie, et il est suggéré ici que cette différence d…
Tukhachevsky in Leningrad
(1996). Tukhachevsky in Leningrad: Military politics and exile, 1928–31. Europe-Asia Studies: Vol. 48, No. 8, pp. 1365-1386
Effects of Free Recall of Grouping Pictures, Picture Names, and Complete Picture Descriptions
The double-encoding hypothesis is one explanation for the superior free recall of picture stimuli compared to recall of the same stimuli in word form. This study attempted to describe fully in words the picture stimuli that were presented, because a picture's simple word label obviously is not equivalent in complexity to the picture itself. Pictures, their simple labels, and a series of words that completely described the pictures were presented …
Developmental Effects on Free Recall of Grouping Pictures and Words
The double-encoding hypothesis explains why superior free recall of picture stimuli compared to their equivalent word forms has been demonstrated to be valid with university level Ss. Two experiments compared the effects of grouping words and pictures to determine if there is a developmental factor involved in modifying the double-encoding hypothesis. Experiment 1 found that freshmen university students who grouped pictures or words remembered mo…
Subsumptive Process in Cognitive Equivalence Transformations with Pictures and Words
Sixth-grade and college-level students grouped two types of stimuli (words or pictures) in increasing or decreasing numbers of categories. A factorial design was used to evaluate this cognitive-developmental aspect of the subsumptive process. The procedure was to ask one group of subjects at each age level to form sets of pictures or words in pairs, then in fours and then in sixes. Comparative groups were asked to reverse this subsumptive process…
The Effects of Leadership Style On Group Interactions in Differing Socio-Political Subcultures
A Research-based Learning Processes Model for Developing and Evaluating Teacher Education Curricula
Affect and Meaningfulness as Variables in Mediate Association
Affect and meaningfulness in verbal mediation were studied. The design of the study included Phase I, which varied the affect levels (high and low) while holding meaningfulness constant at a medium level, and Phase II, which varied both the affect level (high and low) of the mediators and the level of meaningfulness (high and low) of the non-mediators. Results showed that high-affect mediators produced superior mediation and that an affect by mea…
Papua New Guinea's house of assembly
Competitive and Cooperative set in Four Verbally Defined Social Situations
A Gross Features Model of Human Learning
A Gross Features Model of Human Learning
Imperialism and Sovereignty
Great Power efforts to control arms trafficking began in the late nineteenth century, but were applied only to colonial territories and were motivated by concerns for the stability of European empires. The first world war altered the international consensus that the arms trade was essentially free, and the 1919 Treaty of Saint-Germain tried to impose new restrictions on arms trading. Though Saint-Germain was never ratified, the League of Nations …
Soviet Arms Exports in the 1920s
In the 1920s, the Soviet Union employed arms exports as a means of attempting to exert influence on its less-developed Asian neighbors, either by intervening in internal struggles or encouraging pro-Soviet and anti-capitalist foreign policy. In Turkey and Iran, Soviet arms aimed to promote friendly governments and head off potential intervention. In Afghanistan, the Soviets attempted unsuccessfully to prop up the regime of Amanullah Khan. In Chin…
The First Five-Year Plan and the Geography of Soviet Defence Industry
Soviet and Western scholars alike have generally hailed the successes of Soviet industrialisation in building up new industrial centres in the geographically secure heart of the Soviet Union during
CMEA's International Investment Bank and the Crisis of Developed Socialism
In 1971 the Soviet bloc's Council for Mutual Economic Assistance (CMEA) created the International Investment Bank (IIB). The IIB was part of a broader effort to adopt market-based reforms in all the East-bloc economies. The bank was designed to promote competition for loans and rigorous vetting of projects, ostensibly resulting in greater CMEA integration and production that met world standards of quality. But this scenario ultimately did not pan…
Shefstvo
Shefstvo, or revolutionary patronage, emerged within the Red Army under Lev Trotsky after the Russian Civil War as a relationship between a military unit and a local Soviet institution. The patron (the Soviet organization) provided material support for the troops and political and ideological leadership for the mass of peasant soldiers. Over time, the corruption inherent in material shefstvo and the economic recovery of the Soviet state changed t…
The Prospect of War? Lev Trotskii, the Soviet Army, and the German Revolution in 1923
Languishing his revolutionary career with the Trinidadian Marxist writer and critic C. L. R. James. James had just completed World Revolution, 1917-1936) his anti-Stalinist history of Communism, and the two men discussed the failures of revolution since 1917, and in particular Trotskii's supposed 'degeneration' at the height of the revolutionary crisis in Germany in 1923. James was referring to an interview Trotskii had given at the end of Septem…
A Research-based Learning Processes Model for Developing and Evaluating Teacher Education Curricula
Competitive and Cooperative set in Four Verbally Defined Social Situations
A Gross Features Model of Human Learning
A Gross Features Model of Human Learning
Competitive and Cooperative set in Four Verbally Defined Social Situations
Affect and Meaningfulness as Variables in Mediate Association
Affect and meaningfulness in verbal mediation were studied. The design of the study included Phase I, which varied the affect levels (high and low) while holding meaningfulness constant at a medium level, and Phase II, which varied both the affect level (high and low) of the mediators and the level of meaningfulness (high and low) of the non-mediators. Results showed that high-affect mediators produced superior mediation and that an affect by mea…
Papua New Guinea's house of assembly
A Research-based Learning Processes Model for Developing and Evaluating Teacher Education Curricula
The Effects of Leadership Style On Group Interactions in Differing Socio-Political Subcultures
Subsumptive Process in Cognitive Equivalence Transformations with Pictures and Words
Sixth-grade and college-level students grouped two types of stimuli (words or pictures) in increasing or decreasing numbers of categories. A factorial design was used to evaluate this cognitive-developmental aspect of the subsumptive process. The procedure was to ask one group of subjects at each age level to form sets of pictures or words in pairs, then in fours and then in sixes. Comparative groups were asked to reverse this subsumptive process…
Effects of Free Recall of Grouping Pictures, Picture Names, and Complete Picture Descriptions
The double-encoding hypothesis is one explanation for the superior free recall of picture stimuli compared to recall of the same stimuli in word form. This study attempted to describe fully in words the picture stimuli that were presented, because a picture's simple word label obviously is not equivalent in complexity to the picture itself. Pictures, their simple labels, and a series of words that completely described the pictures were presented …
Developmental Effects on Free Recall of Grouping Pictures and Words
The double-encoding hypothesis explains why superior free recall of picture stimuli compared to their equivalent word forms has been demonstrated to be valid with university level Ss. Two experiments compared the effects of grouping words and pictures to determine if there is a developmental factor involved in modifying the double-encoding hypothesis. Experiment 1 found that freshmen university students who grouped pictures or words remembered mo…
Tukhachevsky in Leningrad
(1996). Tukhachevsky in Leningrad: Military politics and exile, 1928–31. Europe-Asia Studies: Vol. 48, No. 8, pp. 1365-1386
Culture and Investment in the Rural Landscape
Cette étude examine six textes concernant l'agriculture dans l'Afrique romaine, soulignant les idées des Anciens sur les paysages ruraux. Chaque texte présente un "bonus agricola », personnage célébré pour ses activités agricoles. Bien qu'il s'agisse d'une figure bien connue de la littérature latine, l'accent mis sur leur rôle foncier distingue les « boni agricolae » d'Afrique du Nord de ceux d'Italie, et il est suggéré ici que cette différence d…
Imperialism and Sovereignty
Great Power efforts to control arms trafficking began in the late nineteenth century, but were applied only to colonial territories and were motivated by concerns for the stability of European empires. The first world war altered the international consensus that the arms trade was essentially free, and the 1919 Treaty of Saint-Germain tried to impose new restrictions on arms trading. Though Saint-Germain was never ratified, the League of Nations …
Hammer and Rifle
The Prospect of War? Lev Trotskii, the Soviet Army, and the German Revolution in 1923
Languishing his revolutionary career with the Trinidadian Marxist writer and critic C. L. R. James. James had just completed World Revolution, 1917-1936) his anti-Stalinist history of Communism, and the two men discussed the failures of revolution since 1917, and in particular Trotskii's supposed 'degeneration' at the height of the revolutionary crisis in Germany in 1923. James was referring to an interview Trotskii had given at the end of Septem…
The First Five-Year Plan and the Geography of Soviet Defence Industry
Soviet and Western scholars alike have generally hailed the successes of Soviet industrialisation in building up new industrial centres in the geographically secure heart of the Soviet Union during
The 1945 Ethridge Mission to Bulgaria and Romania and the Origins of the Cold War in the Balkans
In autumn 1945, US Secretary of State James Byrnes deadlocked with Soviet Foreign Minister Viacheslav Molotov over the governments of Bulgaria and Romania. To escape, Byrnes dispatched Mark Ethridge, a liberal newspaperman, on a fact-finding mission. Contrary to Byrnes’ hopes, Ethridge found conditions as bad as reported, and went to Moscow to convince the Soviet government to moderate Communist behavior. Ethridge’s damning report on political re…
Shefstvo
Shefstvo, or revolutionary patronage, emerged within the Red Army under Lev Trotsky after the Russian Civil War as a relationship between a military unit and a local Soviet institution. The patron (the Soviet organization) provided material support for the troops and political and ideological leadership for the mass of peasant soldiers. Over time, the corruption inherent in material shefstvo and the economic recovery of the Soviet state changed t…
CMEA's International Investment Bank and the Crisis of Developed Socialism
In 1971 the Soviet bloc's Council for Mutual Economic Assistance (CMEA) created the International Investment Bank (IIB). The IIB was part of a broader effort to adopt market-based reforms in all the East-bloc economies. The bank was designed to promote competition for loans and rigorous vetting of projects, ostensibly resulting in greater CMEA integration and production that met world standards of quality. But this scenario ultimately did not pan…
The Military
This chapter examines the military history of the Cold War. It explains that most military activities during this period were focused on apocalyptic nuclear war which never came and that the military aspects of the Cold War contributed to its end. The chapter suggests that while the military side of the Cold War did play a major role in ending the Cold War, it was not because of the policies of U.S. President Ronald Reagan, for there is little ev…
Soviet Arms Exports in the 1920s
In the 1920s, the Soviet Union employed arms exports as a means of attempting to exert influence on its less-developed Asian neighbors, either by intervening in internal struggles or encouraging pro-Soviet and anti-capitalist foreign policy. In Turkey and Iran, Soviet arms aimed to promote friendly governments and head off potential intervention. In Afghanistan, the Soviets attempted unsuccessfully to prop up the regime of Amanullah Khan. In Chin…
The Cambridge History of the Second World War
The military events of the Second World War have been the subject of historical debate from 1945 to the present. It mattered greatly who won, and fighting was the essential determinant of victory or defeat. In Volume 1 of The Cambridge History of the Second World War a team of twenty-five leading historians offer a comprehensive and authoritative new account of the war's military and strategic history. Part I examines the military cultures and st…
The Sino-Indian War of 1962
The Soviet Union in the Cold War
Political science (13 works) · Law (9 works) · Psychology (9 works) · History (8 works) · Politics (8 works) · Economic history (6 works) · Law (6 works) · Cognitive psychology (5 works) · Soviet union (5 works) · Communism (4 works)