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 a unique group of men who advocated speedy economic modernization for their country and who embraced such imported liberal visions as private enterprise and individual liberty

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• How Russia's Bureaucracy hindered its Economic Development

  Open Access•Chaim Shinar•European Review•2012

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• Merchants and entrepreneurs in Imperial Russia

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• Pioneers for Profit

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• Studies in the Russian Economy before 1914

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• Formirovanie finansovogo kapitala v Rossii (konets XIX v.-1908 g.)

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• Gentry Politics on the Eve of the Russian Revolution

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• The Moscow Business Elite

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• The Russian Constitutional Experiment

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• The Russian Industrial Society and Tsarist Economic Policy, 1867-1905

  Open Access•Thomas C Owens, Thomas C Owen•The Journal of Economic History•1985

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• The Politics of Rural Russia, 1905-1914

  Dorothy Atkinson, Leopold H Haimson•Slavic Review•1980

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• Workers' Insurance Legislation and the Role of the Industrialists in the Period of the Third State Duma

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• Capitalism and Politics in Russia

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