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Social and economic dimensions of Southern Ural dekulaked peasants (1930-1934)
Soziale und ökonomische Dimensionen der Dekulakisierung der Bauern im Südural
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Abstract 'This paper envisages a regional case study of a major turning point in the rural history of modern Russia, namely, the elimination of well-to-do peasants as a group and the collectivization of agriculture. By making a database 'Dekulaked Peasants of Southern Ural (1930-1934)' (database 'DPSU') that... view more
'This paper envisages a regional case study of a major turning point in the rural history of modern Russia, namely, the elimination of well-to-do peasants as a group and the collectivization of agriculture. By making a database 'Dekulaked Peasants of Southern Ural (1930-1934)' (database 'DPSU') that is enough representative and consists of 1024 dekulaked peasant families (11.8%; of the general set) social and economic attributes of Southern Ural dekulaked peasants are considered in order to analyze what Southern Ural dekulaked peasants were. It is also an explicit test of the property rights argument. It is important to disentangle the effects of the property rights regime change and of the loss of human and physical capital on agricultural productivity.' (author's abstract)|... view less
Keywords
expropriation; post-socialist country; private household; economic development (single enterprise); analysis; historical analysis; microeconomic factors; human capital; Russia; social capital; productivity; income; data bank; regional factors; agriculture; impact; ownership structure; social effects; USSR successor state; peasant
Classification
General History
Social History, Historical Social Research
Rural Sociology
Method
empirical; historical; quantitative empirical
Document language
English
Publication Year
2008
Page/Pages
p. 359-382
Journal
Historical Social Research, 33 (2008) 2
DOI
https://doi.org/10.12759/hsr.33.2008.2.359-382
ISSN
0172-6404
Status
Published Version; peer reviewed