Conservation in the Soviet Union

First published in 1972 this was a systematic and comprehensive survey in English of resource management in the former Soviet Union, analysing attitudes and accomplishments in the field of conservation of natural resources. The book reviews the most important and unique features of Soviet natural resource management and conservation, examines approaches toward the use of natural resources and the consequent problems, and attempts to define the meaning of 'conservation' in the Soviet Union. Early chapters discuss the historical background of natural resource management in tsarist Russia and the Soviet Union, and the legal and institutional framework. Successive chapters deal with land and soil resources, nature reserves, wildlife and fish management, mineral and forestry resources and environmental pollution. The final chapter evaluates conservation attitudes and the political and philosophical implications of Soviet conservation. The book includes an extensive bibliography of Soviet and foreign literature and a large and varied group of appendices covering key terminology, legal documents, and resource and environmental data

Political science · Politics · Soviet union · Law · Rangeland Management and Livestock Ecology

• The state of environmental protection in the Russian Federation

  Joshua P Newell, Laura A Henry•Eurasian Geography and Economics•2016

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• Continuity and change

  Open Access•Jessica K Graybill•Area•2007

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• Environmental control in remote areas

  Open Access•Terence Armstrong•Polar Record•1981

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• The Politics of the Environment

  Open Access•Donald R Kelley, Kenneth R Stunkel et al.•American Behavioral Scientist•1974

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• The Meanings of Pasture in Resource Degradation Negotiations

  Open Access•Karina Liechti•Mountain Research and Development•2012

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• Politics, Oil, and the Environment

  Open Access•Graeme P Auton, Jeremy Tasch•Human Geography•2008

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• A Political Economy of Russian Nature Conservation Policy

  David Ostergren, Peter Jacques•Global Environmental Politics•2002

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• Functionality of riparian forest ecotones in the context of former Soviet Union and Swedish forest management histories

  Open Access•Marius Lazdinis, Per Angelstam•Forest Policy and Economics•2003

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• Soviet official critiques of the resource scarcity prediction by limits to growth report

  Julia Lajus•European Review of History Revue…•2020

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• Nature Mastered by Man

  Bernd Stevens Richter•Environment and History•1997

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• Economic Transition and Pollution Control in the Russian Federation

  Jo Crotty•Europe Asia Studies•2002

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• Trends in the USSR water resources development policies

  Open Access•David Tolmazin•GeoJournal•1988

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• Hunger

  Open Access•Ben Wisner, Dan Weiner et al.•Antipode•1982

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• On the environmental efficiency of economic systems

  Robert J Mcintyre, James R Thornton et al.•Soviet Studies•1978

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• Environmental policy‐making in the USSR

  Donald R Kelley•Soviet Studies•1976

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• Marxism‐Leninism and economic policy

  Joan Debardeleben•Soviet Studies•1983

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• World Deforestation in the Twentieth Century

  Roger A Sedjo, John F Richards et al.•Contemporary Sociology A Journal…•1989

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• Curative Nature

  Open Access•Johanna Conterio•Slavic Review•2019

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• Soviet Perceptions of Global Ecological Problems

  B Welling Hall•Political Psychology•1990

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• The Falling Levels of the Caspian and Aral Seas

  G E Hollis•Geographical Journal•1978

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• Building a case against economic development

  Open Access•Lakshman Yapa, Ben Wisner et al.•GeoJournal•1995

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