Susan P Mccaffray
Biographic Data
| ID | 1179358 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Susan P Mccaffray |
| GIVEN NAMES | Susan P |
| FAMILY NAME | Mccaffray |
| SIGNATURE | MCCAFFRAY S P |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of North Carolina Wilmington |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 9 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 10 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1987 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2016 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
From Admiralty Meadow to Palace Square
While many have characterized St. Petersburg as the carefully planned creation of the ambitious autocrat Peter the Great, in fact the plans of Peter and his successors were often modified by the needs and habits of the city’s growing population. A key case in point is the process by which Palace Square, the locus of popular, civic and national festivities and solemnities, came to be the city center. This process took place in the eighteenth centu…
Irina Mukhina, Women and the birth of Russian capitalism
Historian Irina Mukhina has written a slender volume detailing early post-Soviet Russia’s “shuttle trade”, in which traders, overwhelmingly female, travelled to the near abroad and returned home to
Ordering the Tsar's Household
During the “apogee of autocracy” Russian monarchs successfully deployed their baroque masterpiece, the Winter Palace, as a stage within which and from which they could convey messages about monarchy to the people who lived in their capital city. The importance of retaining the deference of urban crowds had been made manifest in the wake of the French Revolution. Chief among the intermediaries of the tsars' household were the middle and lower rank…
What Should Russia Be? Patriotism and Political Economy in the Thought of N. S. Mordvinov
A key moment in the evolution of modern European states was the halfcentury or so that straddles the year 1800. Confronted by commercial and colonial expansion across the seas and the steppes, as well as by the fiscal consequences of two long world wars (1756-63 and 1792-1815), monarchy and ministers increasingly viewed the state as a great engine for mobilizing “economic” resources. This period marks the culmination of what Paul Kennedy calls th…
Confronting Serfdom in the Age of Revolution
Valerii Ivanovich Bovykin, 1928-1998
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The Politics of Industrialization in Tsarist Russia
Iuzovka and Revolution. Vol. 1
The Association of Southern Coal and Steel Producers and the Problems of Industrial Progress in Tsarist Russia
In 1874 a handful of men met in the Ukrainian town of Khar'kov to establish what eventually became the Association of Southern Coal and Steel Producers. The organization's birth corresponded with that of the great Donbas coal and steel industry, and its story illuminates the exhilaration and the frustration of those who aspired to create an industrial Russia with a liberal face. The association grew prominent over the next forty years, guided by …
Origins of Labor Policy in the Russian Coal and Steel Industry, 1874–1900
In the southern Russian coal and steel region between 1874 and 1900, labor policy was outlined by the Russian managers of predominantly foreign firms through the Association of Southern Coal and Steel Producers. This policy was shaped by chronic labor shortage, by the strained relations between industry and local government, and by managers' sensitivity to their position as spokesmen for foreign interests. The posture southern managers developed …
What Should Russia Be? Patriotism and Political Economy in the Thought of N. S. Mordvinov
A key moment in the evolution of modern European states was the halfcentury or so that straddles the year 1800. Confronted by commercial and colonial expansion across the seas and the steppes, as well as by the fiscal consequences of two long world wars (1756-63 and 1792-1815), monarchy and ministers increasingly viewed the state as a great engine for mobilizing “economic” resources. This period marks the culmination of what Paul Kennedy calls th…
Confronting Serfdom in the Age of Revolution
Iuzovka and Revolution. Vol. 1
The Association of Southern Coal and Steel Producers and the Problems of Industrial Progress in Tsarist Russia
In 1874 a handful of men met in the Ukrainian town of Khar'kov to establish what eventually became the Association of Southern Coal and Steel Producers. The organization's birth corresponded with that of the great Donbas coal and steel industry, and its story illuminates the exhilaration and the frustration of those who aspired to create an industrial Russia with a liberal face. The association grew prominent over the next forty years, guided by …
Origins of Labor Policy in the Russian Coal and Steel Industry, 1874–1900
In the southern Russian coal and steel region between 1874 and 1900, labor policy was outlined by the Russian managers of predominantly foreign firms through the Association of Southern Coal and Steel Producers. This policy was shaped by chronic labor shortage, by the strained relations between industry and local government, and by managers' sensitivity to their position as spokesmen for foreign interests. The posture southern managers developed …
The Association of Southern Coal and Steel Producers and the Problems of Industrial Progress in Tsarist Russia
In 1874 a handful of men met in the Ukrainian town of Khar'kov to establish what eventually became the Association of Southern Coal and Steel Producers. The organization's birth corresponded with that of the great Donbas coal and steel industry, and its story illuminates the exhilaration and the frustration of those who aspired to create an industrial Russia with a liberal face. The association grew prominent over the next forty years, guided by …
Iuzovka and Revolution. Vol. 1
The Politics of Industrialization in Tsarist Russia
Valerii Ivanovich Bovykin, 1928-1998
An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. As you have access to this content, a full PDF is available via the ‘Save PDF’ action button
Confronting Serfdom in the Age of Revolution
What Should Russia Be? Patriotism and Political Economy in the Thought of N. S. Mordvinov
A key moment in the evolution of modern European states was the halfcentury or so that straddles the year 1800. Confronted by commercial and colonial expansion across the seas and the steppes, as well as by the fiscal consequences of two long world wars (1756-63 and 1792-1815), monarchy and ministers increasingly viewed the state as a great engine for mobilizing “economic” resources. This period marks the culmination of what Paul Kennedy calls th…
Ordering the Tsar's Household
During the “apogee of autocracy” Russian monarchs successfully deployed their baroque masterpiece, the Winter Palace, as a stage within which and from which they could convey messages about monarchy to the people who lived in their capital city. The importance of retaining the deference of urban crowds had been made manifest in the wake of the French Revolution. Chief among the intermediaries of the tsars' household were the middle and lower rank…
Irina Mukhina, Women and the birth of Russian capitalism
Historian Irina Mukhina has written a slender volume detailing early post-Soviet Russia’s “shuttle trade”, in which traders, overwhelmingly female, travelled to the near abroad and returned home to
From Admiralty Meadow to Palace Square
While many have characterized St. Petersburg as the carefully planned creation of the ambitious autocrat Peter the Great, in fact the plans of Peter and his successors were often modified by the needs and habits of the city’s growing population. A key case in point is the process by which Palace Square, the locus of popular, civic and national festivities and solemnities, came to be the city center. This process took place in the eighteenth centu…
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