NODARI A. SIMONIA is Deputy Director of the Institute of World Economy and International Relations in Moscow. He is a corresponding member of the Academy of Sciences of Russia and is the author of a number of books, including Synthesis of Traditional and Modern in the Evolution of Third World Societies (Greenwood, 1992).

• A Bid For Socialism Russia as the Secondary Model of Capitalism The Concept of "Secondary Model" Specificity of the Secondary Model in Russia A Feature of Bourgeois Evolution Russian Imperialism The Problem of The Transitional Period State Capitalism--the Linchpin of the Transitional Period Small-Commodity Producers Wedded to State Capitalism The State and Private Enterprise Capitalism Administrative Decentralization and Economic Centralization in the Public Sector The "Passage to Socialism": The Stalin Model Stalin's Interpretation of NEP Stalin on Cooperatives The Problem of "Socialist Accumulation" The Dismantling of NEP: Stalin's Collectivization Drive First Strike at the Countryside Mounting Struggle in Leadership Falling Out With "Bukharinists" Total Collectivization "Dizzy With Success" First Upshot of Collectivization Mechanism of Extra-Economic Product Expropriation The Dismantling of NEP: Stalin's Industrialization Drive Two Types of Industrialization The Ejection of the Private Sector Nationalized Sector Transformed Crash Industrialization Consolidation of the Administrative-Command Mechanism Did Stalin Create the Basis of Socialism? Technical Intellectuals The Level of Physical Labor Force Economic Functions of Terror Planirovanie and Planomernost' Equated "Transition to Communism"

NODARI A. SIMONIA is Deputy Director of the Institute of World Economy and International Relations in Moscow. He is a corresponding member of the Academy of Sciences of Russia and is the author of a number of books, including Synthesis of Traditional and Modern in the Evolution of Third World Societies (Greenwood, 1992).

• A Bid For Socialism Russia as the Secondary Model of Capitalism The Concept of "Secondary Model" Specificity of the Secondary Model in Russia A Feature of Bourgeois Evolution Russian Imperialism The Problem of The Transitional Period State Capitalism--the Linchpin of the Transitional Period Small-Commodity Producers Wedded to State Capitalism The State and Private Enterprise Capitalism Administrative Decentralization and Economic Centralization in the Public Sector The "Passage to Socialism": The Stalin Model Stalin's Interpretation of NEP Stalin on Cooperatives The Problem of "Socialist Accumulation" The Dismantling of NEP: Stalin's Collectivization Drive First Strike at the Countryside Mounting Struggle in Leadership Falling Out With "Bukharinists" Total Collectivization "Dizzy With Success" First Upshot of Collectivization Mechanism of Extra-Economic Product Expropriation The Dismantling of NEP: Stalin's Industrialization Drive Two Types of Industrialization The Ejection of the Private Sector Nationalized Sector Transformed Crash Industrialization Consolidation of the Administrative-Command Mechanism Did Stalin Create the Basis of Socialism? Technical Intellectuals The Level of Physical Labor Force Economic Functions of Terror Planirovanie and Planomernost' Equated "Transition to Communism"