Contenu du sommaire : Special Issue. The Russian Revolution one Century Later

Editorial Perspectives

• Rethinking and Redeploying the Moment of October 1917 - David Laibman, Sandi Cooper, Stuart Chaar, Renate Bridenthal, Blanche Cook p. 467-472

Introduction

Articles

• “The Bolsheviks Come to Power”: A New Interpretation - August H. Nimtz p. 478-500
• The October Revolution: Practice as the Impulse for the Development of Theory - Aleksandr Buzgalin p. 501-514
• The Russian Revolution After a Century: Its Enduring Impact - David Laibman p. 515-532
• Thoughts on the “Cult of Personality” in Communist History - John P. Pittman p. 533-548
• Joseph Stalin: Revisionist Biography - Gerald Meyer p. 549-569

Perspectives

• Imagined Solidarities: The Bolshevik Revolution and the U. S. Literary Left - Alan M. Wald p. 570-579
• “I Wanted to See for Myself the First Land of Socialism”: Black American Women and the Russian Revolution - Shana A. Russell p. 580-586
• Lessons of October - Ronald Grigor Suny p. 587-594
• A Gulp of Water in the Neva? The Bolshevik Revolution's First Centennial - Luis Fernando Medina p. 595-602