Primary accumulation in the Soviet transition

The Soviet background to the idea of primary socialist accumulation is presented. The mobilisation of labour power and of products into public sector investment from outside are shown to have been the two original forms of the concept. In Soviet primary accumulation the mobilisation of labour power was apparently more decisive than the mobilisation of products. The primary accumulation process had both intended and unintended results. Intended results included bringing most of the economy into the public sector, and industrialisation of the economy as a whole. Unintended results included substantial economic losses, and the proliferation of coercive institutions damaging to attainment of the ultimate goal - the building of a communist society

Toward a Socialism for the Future, in the Wake of the Demise of the Socialism of the Past

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Les réformes en Chine et dans les pays de l'Est

Nove Alec. Les réformes en Chine et dans les pays de l'Est. In: Tiers-Monde, tome 27, n°108, 1986. Les réformes en Chine, sous la direction de Claude Aubert. pp. 933-940

Les conceptions soviétique et hongroise des réformes économiques

Nove Alec. Les conceptions soviétique et hongroise des réformes économiques. In: Revue de l'Est, vol. 2, 1971, n°1. pp. 127-144

The Soviet Economy

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