Шаблон:Книга:Thompson J. M.: Russia and the Soviet Union
Перейти к навигации
Перейти к поиску
Thompson J. M. Russia and the Soviet Union: An Historical Introduction from the Kievan State to the Present (англ.). — 6th ed. — Boulder: Westview Press, 2009. — xvi, 415 p. — ISBN 978-08133-4395-2.
Аннотация
[править код]Шаблон используется для ссылок на монографию Д. М. Томпсона «Russia and the Soviet Union: An Historical Introduction from the Kievan State to the Present».
Оглавление
- Ancient Russia and the Kievan State
- The Russian Land
- The Peoples of Russia
- The Slavs Come to Russia
- The Formation of the Kievan State
- How Did Kievan Russians Make a Living?
- Kievan Society
- Religion and Culture in Kievan Russia
- Power and Politics in Kievan Russia
- The Fall and Significance of Kievan Russia
- Further Reading
- Russia Divided and Conquered, 1054—1462
- Russia Divided
- The Mongol Scourge
- The Impact of the Mongols
- The Decline of Mongol Power
- Conclusion
- Further Reading
- Moscow and «the Gathering of the Russian Lands», 1328—1533
- The Odds Against Moscow
- Moscow’s Advantages
- The Unification of Russia, 1328—1533
- Conclusion
- Further Reading
- Ivan the Terrible and the Time of Troubles, 1533—1618
- The Personality and Character of Ivan the Terrible
- The Reforms of Ivan IV
- Ivan Versus the Aristocracy
- The Time of Troubles, 1598—1613
- Conclusion
- Further Reading
- The Molding of Russian Society, 1613—1689
- Serfdom
- The Autocracy
- The Orthodox Church
- The Expansion of Russia
- Relations with the West
- Conclusion
- Further Reading
- Peter the Great and Westernization, 1689—1725
- Peter’s Coming of Age
- Peter’s Personality and Character
- Peter in War and Diplomacy
- Peter’s Reforms
- Resistance to Peter
- Significance of Peter the Great
- Further Reading
- Change and Continuity, 1725—1801
- Peter’s Successors, 1725—1762
- Catherine the Great, 1762—1796
- Russian Expansion and Colonization
- Economic and Social Development
- The Changing Role of the Nobility
- Education and Culture
- The Reign of Paul I, 1796—1801
- Conclusion
- Further Reading
- Power, Backwardness, and Creativity, 1801—1855
- The Serf Economy
- Russia Unchanged
- Creativity and Dissent
- Russia: Arbiter of Europe, Colonizer of Asia and America
- Conclusion
- Further Reading
- Reform, Reaction, and Modernization, 1855—1904
- The Era of the Great Reforms, 1855—1881
- Terror and Reaction
- Economic and Social Modernization, 1861—1905
- Competing Ideologies
- Conclusion
- Further Reading
- Revolution, Reform, and War, 1904—1917
- The Revolution of 1905
- The Duma Period, 1906—1914
- The Silver Age: Russian Culture, 1890—1917
- Russian Involvement in World War I, 1914—1917
- Conclusion
- Further Reading
- Revolution, Civil War, and the Founding of Soviet Society, 1917—1928
- The February Revolution: The Collapse of the Tsarist System
- The Bolsheviks Come to Power
- Civil War and Foreign Intervention, 1918—1921
- The New Economic Policy and Coexistence, 1921—1928
- The Struggle for Power
- Conclusion
- Further Reading
- The Second Revolution, the Stalinist System, and World War II, 1928—1946
- The Revolution from Above: Industrialization and Collectivization
- The Stalinist System
- Soviet Culture, 1917—1953
- Stalin and the World, 1928—1946
- Conclusion
- Further Reading
- The Soviet Union as a Superpower: Change, Stagnation, and «Cold War», 1946—1984
- Reconstruction and Renewed Stalinism
- The Cold War
- Ideological Rigidity and Repression
- The Succession to Stalin and the Rise of Khrushchev
- Peaceful Coexistence and Troubles in Eastern Europe
- Origins of the Sino-Soviet Split
- Ups and Downs in Soviet-Western Relations
- Khrushchev: Reformer or Repairman?
- Bureaucratic Stability Under Brezhnev and His Successors
- Détente and Its Erosion
- The Changing Soviet Society
- Conclusion
- Further Reading
- The Gorbachev «Revolution» and the Collapse of the Soviet Union, 1983—1991
- The Origins of the Gorbachev Reforms
- Efforts to Rejuvenate the Economy
- «New Thinking» in Foreign Policy
- Glasnost’
- Democratization
- Gorbachev’s Downfall
- The Attempted Coup of August 1991
- Conclusion
- Further Reading
- The «New» Russia in the Post-Soviet Era 1991—2000
- The Quadruple Revolution
- On the High Road to Capitalism
- What Is a «Normal» Life?
- The Rocky Road to Democracy
- Russia, Its Neighbors, and the World
- Conclusion
- Further Reading
- Putin’s Paradoxes
- The Meteoric Rise of Vladimir Putin
- Good Times
- Now, the Bad News
- Consumerism
- Nationalism
- Crises
- «Sovereign Democracy»
- Elections
- The Challenge of Chechnya
- Putin’s Assertive Foreign Policy
- Russia and Its Neighbors
- Russia and the European Union
Использование
[править код]- Заготовка для копирования
{{Книга:Thompson J. M.: Russia and the Soviet Union| страницы }}
Примеры:
1-й параметр — {{Книга:Thompson J. M.: Russia and the Soviet Union}}
- Thompson J. M. Russia and the Soviet Union: An Historical Introduction from the Kievan State to the Present (англ.). — 6th ed. — Boulder: Westview Press, 2009. — xvi, 415 p. — ISBN 978-08133-4395-2.
2-й параметр — {{Книга:Thompson J. M.: Russia and the Soviet Union|27}}
- Thompson J. M. Russia and the Soviet Union: An Historical Introduction from the Kievan State to the Present (англ.). — 6th ed. — Boulder: Westview Press, 2009. — P. 27. — ISBN 978-08133-4395-2.
- Для параметра
Ref=
Используется шаблон {{Sfn}}:
Пример:
{{Sfn|Thompson|2009|p=27}}→ [1]
- ↑ Thompson, 2009, p. 27.