Russia's Home Front in War and Revolution, 1914-22: Book 4. Reintegration — The Struggle for the State

Contents
From the Series Editors
Acknowledgments
Tsarist Collapse
	When the Front Came Home: The Great Retreat of 1915 and the Transformation of Russian Society
	The First World War and the Russian Conservatives
	The Progressive Bloc and the State Council, 1915–17
Liberal Democratic Interlude
	Antidote to Revolution: Vasilii Maklakov’s Advocacy of the Rule of Law and Constitutionalism
	The Provisional Government and the Law-Based State
	“Going to the Ballot Box Is a Moral Duty for Every Woman”: The Great War and Women’s Rights in Russia
	What Was Power in 1917?
The Early Soviet State
	Political Parties and Political Struggle in the Urals in 1917
	Socialists in Nizhnii Novgorod Province (Nizhegorod) in 1914–18: From an Underground Multiparty System to a One-Party Political Regime
	“War against War”: The Significance of the Great War in the Thought of V. I. Lenin on Violence, 1914–21
	The Unrealized Democratic Alternative to Tsarism and “to Bolshevism Right and Left”: The Socialist Revolutionary Party in the Era of Wars and Revolutions, 1914–221
	The All-Russian Constituent Assembly: The Difficult Fate of Popular Sovereignty
	Executive Power in the Early Soviet Government: Party and State, 1917–22
	Judicial Reforms and Revolutionary Justice: The Establishment of the Court System in Soviet Russia, 1917–22
	The Democratic Counterrevolution Reconsidered
	Spreading the Revolution, Assembling Information, and Making Revolutionaries: The Bolshevik Party Congress, 1917–22
	Cooperation, Conflict, and Collapse: The Left Socialist Revolutionary–Bolshevik Relationship in Soviet Karelia (1918)
	Bolshevik Responses to Antisemitism during the Civil War: Spatiality, Temporality, and Agency
	Center and Periphery in the Russian Revolution
Notes on Contributors