James D White
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 3922053 |
|---|---|
| NOME | James D White |
| PRENOMES | James D |
| SOBRENOME | White |
| ASSINATURA | WHITE J D |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of Glasgow |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-1796-221X |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 39 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 65 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 39 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1968 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2023 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
David Riazanov and the Leninist stage of Soviet Marxism
Focusing on David B. Riazanov career and his pioneering efforts in producing a complete edition of the works of Marx and Engels, the article explains why Riazanov’s variety of Marxism was unacceptable to the Soviet regime, and why from 1924 Lenin was credited with being an outstanding Marxist theoretician, whereas previously he had been regarded only as a skilled political activist. The concept of Leninism as a new stage of Marxism was put forwar…
Russian Populism
Russian populism, the belief that the peasantry embodied authentic Russian identity and once liberated from their poverty would lead the country to a brighter future, has animated Russian thought across the political spectrum and inspired much of Russia’s world-historical literature, music and art in the 19th century. This book offers the fullest and most authoritative account of the rise, proliferation and influence of populist values and ideolo…
Leon Trotsky and Soviet Historiography of the Russian Revolution (1918–1931)
The article examines the part played by Leon Trotsky in establishing the principles on which Soviet historical writing on the Russian Revolution was carried on, including the practice of making programmatic versions of events universally obligatory. It also investigates the manner in which the respective remits of the two institutions, Istpart and the Institute of Red Professors (IKP), influenced the way the history of the 1917 revolution was pre…
The Atrophy of Philosophy and Marx's Revolution in Social Theory
No abstract available
Historical Dictionary of the Russian Civil Wars, 1916–1926. Volumes 1 & 2
Rosa Luxemburg and Maxim Kovalevsky
Karl Marx described him as ‘one of his scientific friends’, but although Maxim Kovalevsky is a key figure in the history of Marxism, he has been very little studied. In this chapter White examines the influence Kovalevsky’s pioneering book on the dissolution of communal landownership in Third World countries occupied by European powers had on Rosa Luxemburg’s Introduction to Political Economy and The Accumulation of Capital. By reconstructing Kov…
The Complete Works of Rosa Luxemburg. Volume I
Until now the best collection of Rosa Luxemburg's writings has been the five-volume Rosa Luxemburg. Gesammelte Werke published by Dietz Verlag between 1970 and 1975. The present volume is the first
Lenin and Philosophy
The article follows the development of Lenin's philosophical conceptions and the historical context in which they emerged. It examines how Plekhanov's interpretation of Marxist philosophy was assimilated by Lenin. In the dispute between Plekhanov and Alexander Bogdanov Lenin took Plekhanov's side and in defence of Plekhanov wrote Materialism and Empiriocriticism. A major influence on Lenin was the correspondence between Marx and Engels published …
Alexander Bogdanov’s Conception of Proletarian Culture
The article deals with Bogdanov's thought in the period of the First World War and the Russian revolution, in particular with the evolution of his views on ‘proletarian culture.’ In contrast to Lenin and others who believed that modern capitalism had created the prerequisites for socialism, Bogdanov thought that the anarchy of the capitalist system remained and that a socialist society would have to be consciously created over a lengthy period of…
Scott B Smith, Captives of Revolution
Who Do You Trust? Comparing People-Centered Communications in Disaster Situations in the United States and China
We use a theoretical sampling approach to investigate and compare communications in two crisis situations – the Sichuan earthquake in China and Hurricane Katrina in the US. We propose to re-conceptualize crisis communications, with the possibility of recognizing non-hierarchical and reciprocal interactions between authorities, traditional and social media, and individuals in crisis planning policy. We bring the issues of political and social trus…
Lars T. Lih, Lenin
Elizabeth White, The Socialist Alternative to Bolshevik Russia
The Memoirs of Ivan Chugurin
The memoirs of Ivan Chugurin translated below are of interest because they are written by someone who lived through some of the most crucial moments in the history of the Russian revolutionary movement. Chugurin's narrative takes us through the 1905 revolution in Sormovo and Nizhnii Novgorod, culminating in the overthrow of the tsarist regime in February 1917. He is able to provide insights into the development of Social Democracy in Sormovo, the…
Chugurin's Life Before the October Revolution
Hazard perceptions and preparedness of Taranaki youth
Purpose The purpose of this paper is to examine the relationship between participation in hazard education programs and levels of hazard awareness, risk perceptions, knowledge of response‐related protective behaviour and household preparedness. Design/methodology/approach A questionnaire examining various measures including participation in hazard education programmes, risk perceptions and household preparedness was delivered under teacher guidan…
Lenin Rediscovered and Reloaded
Lars T. Lih, Lenin Rediscovered: What is to be Done? in Context. Historical Materialism Book Series. Leiden & Boston: Brill, 2005, xix + 867 pp., [euro]141.00 h/b. Sebastian Budgen, Eustache Kouvel
Nikolai Sieber
Georgii Plekhanov is often credited with being the ‘father of Russian Marxism’. He was not, however, the first Russian Marxist. That distinction belongs to Nikolai Ivanovich Sieber (Ziber), whose dissertation on Marx’s economics appeared in 1871, the year before the Russian translation of Das Kapital, and introduced Plekhanov’s generation of Russian revolutionaries to Marxist ideas. Sieber’s work was then given a prominent endorsement in the seco…
Vincas Kapsukas and the Scottish Lithuanians
This article is a biographical study of the Lithuanian socialist Vincas Kapsukas. It examines Kapsukas’s social background and his ideological evolution from Lithuanian nationalism to the espousal of socialism. An important phase of Kapsukas’s life was the period of imprisonment and exile that followed his participation in the Russian revolution of 1905. He chronicled his experiences of the Russian penal system in the book In the Tsar’s Prisons (…
Socialism in Russia
1University of Glasgow Socialism in Russia: Lenin and his Legacy, 1890–1991 JohnGooding BasingstokePalgrave 2002287Paperback£14.99
The Russian revolution of 1905 and the Chinese intellectuals
The article examines the reception of the Russian revolutionary movement and the revolution of 1905 by Chinese reformers and revolutionaries. It reveals how events in Russia were refracted through the imperatives of the Chinese political situation and used to support indigenous political attitudes. It also brings to light relationships between Russian, Chinese and Japanese history which are not apparent when these countries are studied individual…
Lenin
A political and intellectual biographical study of Lenin which focuses on those aspects of his thought and political activities that had a bearing on the accession of the Bolsheviks to power in Russia
Election-Day Registration and Turnout Inequality
No, we won't go that way; that is not the way to take’
Viewed in the context of the development of the Russian revolutionary movement in the 1880s, the assassination attempts on Aleksandr III by the group of students which included Aleksandr Ul'ianov had considered significance. Ideologically the group's programme was in line with Plekhanov's current thinking on assassination as a revolutionary tactic. In terms of organisation the group had contacts with revolutionary student groups in St Petersburg …
Alternative nations
Election-Day Registration and Turnout Inequality
Who Do You Trust? Comparing People-Centered Communications in Disaster Situations in the United States and China
We use a theoretical sampling approach to investigate and compare communications in two crisis situations – the Sichuan earthquake in China and Hurricane Katrina in the US. We propose to re-conceptualize crisis communications, with the possibility of recognizing non-hierarchical and reciprocal interactions between authorities, traditional and social media, and individuals in crisis planning policy. We bring the issues of political and social trus…
Scottish Lithuanians and the Russian revolution
Alexander Bogdanov’s Conception of Proletarian Culture
The article deals with Bogdanov's thought in the period of the First World War and the Russian revolution, in particular with the evolution of his views on ‘proletarian culture.’ In contrast to Lenin and others who believed that modern capitalism had created the prerequisites for socialism, Bogdanov thought that the anarchy of the capitalist system remained and that a socialist society would have to be consciously created over a lengthy period of…
The February revolution and the Bolshevik Vyborg district committee (in response to Michael Melançon)
The Sormovo‐Nikolaev Zemlyachestvo in the February revolution
(1979). The Sormovo‐Nikolaev Zemlyachestvo in the February revolution. Soviet Studies: Vol. 31, No. 4, pp. 475-504
The first Pravda and the Russian Marxist tradition
(1974). The first Pravda and the Russian Marxist tradition. Soviet Studies: Vol. 26, No. 2, pp. 181-204
Moscow, Petersburg and the Russian industrialists. In reply to Ruth Amende Roosa
Lenin and Philosophy
The article follows the development of Lenin's philosophical conceptions and the historical context in which they emerged. It examines how Plekhanov's interpretation of Marxist philosophy was assimilated by Lenin. In the dispute between Plekhanov and Alexander Bogdanov Lenin took Plekhanov's side and in defence of Plekhanov wrote Materialism and Empiriocriticism. A major influence on Lenin was the correspondence between Marx and Engels published …
Vincas Kapsukas and the Scottish Lithuanians
This article is a biographical study of the Lithuanian socialist Vincas Kapsukas. It examines Kapsukas’s social background and his ideological evolution from Lithuanian nationalism to the espousal of socialism. An important phase of Kapsukas’s life was the period of imprisonment and exile that followed his participation in the Russian revolution of 1905. He chronicled his experiences of the Russian penal system in the book In the Tsar’s Prisons (…
Alternative nations
National communism and world revolution
ITHE WITHDRAWAL OF THE GERMAN ARMIES from the occupied territories of the former Russian Empire at the end of World War I was a process which re-drew the political map of Eastern Europe and transformed the political environment in which the Russian Civil War was fought. It allowed the creation of new nation states on Russia's western and southern borders in areas hitherto occupied by German and Austro-Hungarian troops. But as well as aiding the e…
Lenin, the Germans and the February revolution
(1992). Lenin, the Germans and the February revolution. Revolutionary Russia: Vol. 5, No. 1, pp. 1-21
The revolution in Lithuania 1918–19
The Kornilov affair — a study in counter‐revolution
The revolution in Lithuania 1918–19
Moscow, Petersburg and the Russian industrialists. In reply to Ruth Amende Roosa
The first Pravda and the Russian Marxist tradition
(1974). The first Pravda and the Russian Marxist tradition. Soviet Studies: Vol. 26, No. 2, pp. 181-204
Scottish Lithuanians and the Russian revolution
The Sormovo‐Nikolaev Zemlyachestvo in the February revolution
(1979). The Sormovo‐Nikolaev Zemlyachestvo in the February revolution. Soviet Studies: Vol. 31, No. 4, pp. 475-504
Early Soviet historical interpretations of the Russian revolution 1918–24
(1985). Early Soviet historical interpretations of the Russian revolution 1918–24. Soviet Studies: Vol. 37, No. 3, pp. 330-352
Attacks on the Insanity Defense
The February revolution and the Bolshevik Vyborg district committee (in response to Michael Melançon)
Latvian and Lithuanian sections in the Bolshevik party on the eve of the February revolution
Chinese studies of Bukharin
ALTHOUGH CHINESE SCHOLARS have been studying Bukharin and his ideas from the beginning of the 1980s it is only recently that this endeavour has been brought to the attention of a wider public even in China itself. It was only with Bukharin's rehabilitation in the USSR that the high degree of Chinese interest in Bukharin began to be revealed. Several articles reviewing Bukharin's career and discussing his significance as a theoretician appeared in…
Lenin, the Germans and the February revolution
(1992). Lenin, the Germans and the February revolution. Revolutionary Russia: Vol. 5, No. 1, pp. 1-21
National communism and world revolution
ITHE WITHDRAWAL OF THE GERMAN ARMIES from the occupied territories of the former Russian Empire at the end of World War I was a process which re-drew the political map of Eastern Europe and transformed the political environment in which the Russian Civil War was fought. It allowed the creation of new nation states on Russia's western and southern borders in areas hitherto occupied by German and Austro-Hungarian troops. But as well as aiding the e…
Karl Marx and the Intellectual Origins of Dialectical Materialism
The book provides a genealogy of 'dialectical materialism' by tracing the development of Marxist ideas from their origins in German philosophical thought to the ideology of the social-democratic group
No, we won't go that way; that is not the way to take’
Viewed in the context of the development of the Russian revolutionary movement in the 1880s, the assassination attempts on Aleksandr III by the group of students which included Aleksandr Ul'ianov had considered significance. Ideologically the group's programme was in line with Plekhanov's current thinking on assassination as a revolutionary tactic. In terms of organisation the group had contacts with revolutionary student groups in St Petersburg …
Alternative nations
Election-Day Registration and Turnout Inequality
Lenin
A political and intellectual biographical study of Lenin which focuses on those aspects of his thought and political activities that had a bearing on the accession of the Bolsheviks to power in Russia
The Russian revolution of 1905 and the Chinese intellectuals
The article examines the reception of the Russian revolutionary movement and the revolution of 1905 by Chinese reformers and revolutionaries. It reveals how events in Russia were refracted through the imperatives of the Chinese political situation and used to support indigenous political attitudes. It also brings to light relationships between Russian, Chinese and Japanese history which are not apparent when these countries are studied individual…
Socialism in Russia
1University of Glasgow Socialism in Russia: Lenin and his Legacy, 1890–1991 JohnGooding BasingstokePalgrave 2002287Paperback£14.99
Vincas Kapsukas and the Scottish Lithuanians
This article is a biographical study of the Lithuanian socialist Vincas Kapsukas. It examines Kapsukas’s social background and his ideological evolution from Lithuanian nationalism to the espousal of socialism. An important phase of Kapsukas’s life was the period of imprisonment and exile that followed his participation in the Russian revolution of 1905. He chronicled his experiences of the Russian penal system in the book In the Tsar’s Prisons (…
Lenin Rediscovered and Reloaded
Lars T. Lih, Lenin Rediscovered: What is to be Done? in Context. Historical Materialism Book Series. Leiden & Boston: Brill, 2005, xix + 867 pp., [euro]141.00 h/b. Sebastian Budgen, Eustache Kouvel
Nikolai Sieber
Georgii Plekhanov is often credited with being the ‘father of Russian Marxism’. He was not, however, the first Russian Marxist. That distinction belongs to Nikolai Ivanovich Sieber (Ziber), whose dissertation on Marx’s economics appeared in 1871, the year before the Russian translation of Das Kapital, and introduced Plekhanov’s generation of Russian revolutionaries to Marxist ideas. Sieber’s work was then given a prominent endorsement in the seco…
Hazard perceptions and preparedness of Taranaki youth
Purpose The purpose of this paper is to examine the relationship between participation in hazard education programs and levels of hazard awareness, risk perceptions, knowledge of response‐related protective behaviour and household preparedness. Design/methodology/approach A questionnaire examining various measures including participation in hazard education programmes, risk perceptions and household preparedness was delivered under teacher guidan…
The Memoirs of Ivan Chugurin
The memoirs of Ivan Chugurin translated below are of interest because they are written by someone who lived through some of the most crucial moments in the history of the Russian revolutionary movement. Chugurin's narrative takes us through the 1905 revolution in Sormovo and Nizhnii Novgorod, culminating in the overthrow of the tsarist regime in February 1917. He is able to provide insights into the development of Social Democracy in Sormovo, the…
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