Isabel A Tirado
Biographic Data
| ID | 1097184 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Isabel A Tirado |
| GIVEN NAMES | Isabel A |
| FAMILY NAME | Tirado |
| SIGNATURE | TIRADO I A |
| AFFILIATIONS | William Patterson College of New Jersey |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 10 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1987 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2013 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
The Komsomol's Village Vanguard
A mixture of youth vanguardism and class politics shaped the particular identity of the rural Komsomol during NEP. Rural komsomols repudiated village traditions and “backwardness” and embraced instead a purposeful life dedicated to service to the Party and to the countryside's economic, cultural, and social progress. They committed to self‐improvement in order to become forward‐looking Soviet peasants, bearers of socialist modernity. The activism…
The Komsomol and the Krest'Ianka
New Directions in Soviet History
Introduction Part I. The Politics Of Soviet History: 1. Gorbachev and history Pierre Broue Part II. Social Change And Cultural Policy: 2. Revolutionary lives: public identities in Pravda during the 1920s Jeffrey Brooks 3. Entertainment or enlightenment?: popular cinema in Soviet society, 1921-1931 Denise Youngblood 4. The centre and the periphery: cultural and social geography in the mass culture of the 1930s James van Gelderen Part III. Politics…
The Komsomol and Young Peasants
The Communist Youth League (Komsomol) was founded in 1917-1918 in urban centers. Its leadership's perception of the peasantry and its quest to maintain a respectable proportion of workers in the membership impeded expansion in rural areas: in the name of "proletarian purity," many leaders and activists opposed the blanket admission of all but the poorest peasants into their midst. But demographic realities made the Komsomol's outreach to young pe…
The Revolution, Young Peasants, and the Komsomol's Antireligious Campaigns (1920-1928)
Young Guard! The Communist Youth League, Petrograd 1917-1920
Poverty in the Soviet Union
The Socialist Youth Movement in Revolutionary Petrograd
In the spring of 1917, shortly before the May Day celebrations, young factory workers in Vyborg district launched an organizational campaign that put the demands of youth on the Revolution's agenda. These efforts resulted in the creation of the first spontaneous, mass organization of radical young workers in Russia. Its success made the Petrograd organization a model for organizational efforts throughout Russia. Part of the ferment unleashed by t…
The Komsomol and Young Peasants
The Communist Youth League (Komsomol) was founded in 1917-1918 in urban centers. Its leadership's perception of the peasantry and its quest to maintain a respectable proportion of workers in the membership impeded expansion in rural areas: in the name of "proletarian purity," many leaders and activists opposed the blanket admission of all but the poorest peasants into their midst. But demographic realities made the Komsomol's outreach to young pe…
New Directions in Soviet History
Introduction Part I. The Politics Of Soviet History: 1. Gorbachev and history Pierre Broue Part II. Social Change And Cultural Policy: 2. Revolutionary lives: public identities in Pravda during the 1920s Jeffrey Brooks 3. Entertainment or enlightenment?: popular cinema in Soviet society, 1921-1931 Denise Youngblood 4. The centre and the periphery: cultural and social geography in the mass culture of the 1930s James van Gelderen Part III. Politics…
Young Guard! The Communist Youth League, Petrograd 1917-1920
The Socialist Youth Movement in Revolutionary Petrograd
In the spring of 1917, shortly before the May Day celebrations, young factory workers in Vyborg district launched an organizational campaign that put the demands of youth on the Revolution's agenda. These efforts resulted in the creation of the first spontaneous, mass organization of radical young workers in Russia. Its success made the Petrograd organization a model for organizational efforts throughout Russia. Part of the ferment unleashed by t…
The Socialist Youth Movement in Revolutionary Petrograd
In the spring of 1917, shortly before the May Day celebrations, young factory workers in Vyborg district launched an organizational campaign that put the demands of youth on the Revolution's agenda. These efforts resulted in the creation of the first spontaneous, mass organization of radical young workers in Russia. Its success made the Petrograd organization a model for organizational efforts throughout Russia. Part of the ferment unleashed by t…
Young Guard! The Communist Youth League, Petrograd 1917-1920
Poverty in the Soviet Union
The Revolution, Young Peasants, and the Komsomol's Antireligious Campaigns (1920-1928)
The Komsomol and Young Peasants
The Communist Youth League (Komsomol) was founded in 1917-1918 in urban centers. Its leadership's perception of the peasantry and its quest to maintain a respectable proportion of workers in the membership impeded expansion in rural areas: in the name of "proletarian purity," many leaders and activists opposed the blanket admission of all but the poorest peasants into their midst. But demographic realities made the Komsomol's outreach to young pe…
New Directions in Soviet History
Introduction Part I. The Politics Of Soviet History: 1. Gorbachev and history Pierre Broue Part II. Social Change And Cultural Policy: 2. Revolutionary lives: public identities in Pravda during the 1920s Jeffrey Brooks 3. Entertainment or enlightenment?: popular cinema in Soviet society, 1921-1931 Denise Youngblood 4. The centre and the periphery: cultural and social geography in the mass culture of the 1930s James van Gelderen Part III. Politics…
The Komsomol and the Krest'Ianka
The Komsomol's Village Vanguard
A mixture of youth vanguardism and class politics shaped the particular identity of the rural Komsomol during NEP. Rural komsomols repudiated village traditions and “backwardness” and embraced instead a purposeful life dedicated to service to the Party and to the countryside's economic, cultural, and social progress. They committed to self‐improvement in order to become forward‐looking Soviet peasants, bearers of socialist modernity. The activism…
Political science (8 works) · Sociology (6 works) · Soviet and Russian History (6 works) · Law (5 works) · Eastern European Communism and Reforms (4 works) · Economics (4 works) · History (4 works) · Law (4 works) · Politics (4 works) · Communism (3 works)