Russian Liberal Visions of Agricultural Development at the Beginning of the Twentieth Century—Litoshenko and Brutzkus

So far Russian political liberalism has been well studied, but very few studies have been devoted to Russian economic liberalism. I will throw light on the little known but very important visions of two economists, Litoshenko and Brutzkus. They were the outstanding representatives of Russian economi...

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Main Author:	Shuichi Kojima
Format:	Article
Language:	English
Published:	Association Œconomia 2014-03-01
Series:	Œconomia
Subjects:	Russian liberal economist Russian peasant commune Stolypin Reforms NEP socialist agricultural policy market transition in Russia
Online Access:	http://journals.openedition.org/oeconomia/337

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spelling	doaj-331916ec0b4a4ea399c499e36fbc82312020-11-25T01:10:20ZengAssociation ŒconomiaŒconomia2113-52072269-84502014-03-0141557610.4000/oeconomia.337Russian Liberal Visions of Agricultural Development at the Beginning of the Twentieth Century—Litoshenko and BrutzkusShuichi KojimaSo far Russian political liberalism has been well studied, but very few studies have been devoted to Russian economic liberalism. I will throw light on the little known but very important visions of two economists, Litoshenko and Brutzkus. They were the outstanding representatives of Russian economic liberalism at the beginning of the twentieth century. They had great expectations for the growing class of independent farmers as the bearer of agricultural productive forces. Before the collectivization they were sure of the successful marketization of the Russian rural economy. But they also pointed out special difficulties for the marketization of Russian agriculture, i.e., the deep-rooted communal tradition and the Bolshevik socialist policy.http://journals.openedition.org/oeconomia/337Russian liberal economistRussian peasant communeStolypin ReformsNEPsocialist agricultural policymarket transition in Russia
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title	Russian Liberal Visions of Agricultural Development at the Beginning of the Twentieth Century—Litoshenko and Brutzkus
title_short	Russian Liberal Visions of Agricultural Development at the Beginning of the Twentieth Century—Litoshenko and Brutzkus
title_full	Russian Liberal Visions of Agricultural Development at the Beginning of the Twentieth Century—Litoshenko and Brutzkus
title_fullStr	Russian Liberal Visions of Agricultural Development at the Beginning of the Twentieth Century—Litoshenko and Brutzkus
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title_sort	russian liberal visions of agricultural development at the beginning of the twentieth century—litoshenko and brutzkus
publisher	Association Œconomia
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publishDate	2014-03-01
description	So far Russian political liberalism has been well studied, but very few studies have been devoted to Russian economic liberalism. I will throw light on the little known but very important visions of two economists, Litoshenko and Brutzkus. They were the outstanding representatives of Russian economic liberalism at the beginning of the twentieth century. They had great expectations for the growing class of independent farmers as the bearer of agricultural productive forces. Before the collectivization they were sure of the successful marketization of the Russian rural economy. But they also pointed out special difficulties for the marketization of Russian agriculture, i.e., the deep-rooted communal tradition and the Bolshevik socialist policy.
topic	Russian liberal economist Russian peasant commune Stolypin Reforms NEP socialist agricultural policy market transition in Russia
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Russian Liberal Visions of Agricultural Development at the Beginning of the Twentieth Century—Litoshenko and Brutzkus

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