Titlebook: Russia in the European Context, 1789–1914; A Member of the Fami Susan P. McCaffray (Professor of History),Michael Book 2005 Susan P. McCaf

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Rereading Old Texts: Sergei Witte and the Industrialization of Russiaicissitudes of time and fashion more successfully than Theodore Von Laue’s portrayal of the .s great industrial modernizer. While the interpretive concerns of historians of Russia have moved beyond the framework of backwardness and industrialization within which Von Laue portrayed the tsarist states

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Religious and Nationalist Aspects of Entrepreneurialism in Russianic groups played a large role: not only Russians, but also Jews, Greeks, Armenians, Tatars and, finally, immigrants to Russia. The latter were either dissolved generally into Russian society or constituted as a particular ethnic group, such as the “Moscow Germans.” A known exception among the forei

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The Role of “Europe” in Russian Nationalism: Reinterpreting the Relationship between Russia and the claims for national uniqueness. Both find the explanation for Russia’s otherness in her own distinctive culture that has been formed in separation from the development of Western culture. In the standard account, there are primarily two historical factors that justify Russia’s specific development:

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“The Temple of Idleness”: Associations and the Public Sphere in Provincial Russiaion of corporative structures, not to mention social organizations, and acted to prevent their rise. By contrast, late-eighteenth-century German society simultaneously experienced a decline of corporative entities, a growth of individualism, and general emancipation. Associations filled the emerging

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Russian Punishments in the European Mirrortion and to lessen the use of other assorted physically violent punishments, such as burning people at the stake, for they appeared barbarous to modern sensibilities.. This reform movement was part of a broader effort to make punishment not only less inhumane but also more regular, efficient, and pr

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St. Petersburg Workers and Implementation of the Social Insurance Law of 1912 managed by a board including worker representatives. Councils set up by the government, which included workers, would administer the law. Implemented first in St. Petersburg, the law provided for the election of representatives from eight metalworking factories, who would work with employers to dra

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Introduction: A Member of the Family—Russia’s Place in Europe, 1789–1914tor, struggling to conceal her surprise, inquired just how Latvians did characterize themselves: Central Europeans, perhaps? Northern Europeans? The lady nodded, wrinkling her brow. “Or,” she added, “West Europeans.”