Rethinking Political Agency in the Russian Revolution: A View from the Russian Empire's Borderlands

IF 0.5 3区历史学 Q1 HISTORY

International Labor and Working-Class History Pub Date : 2023-01-19 DOI:10.1017/S0147547922000291

Inna Shtakser

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Abstract

Abstract The four books under review challenge the revolutionary leadership-centered view of the Russian Revolution from various perspectives. Specifically, they highlight the influence on revolutionary politics of seemingly peripheral groups such as workers and Jewish revolutionary activists. Each of the authors claims that the agendas of these groups were considerably more important than the agendas of the revolutionary leadership in ensuring the success or the failure of revolutionary policies.

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重新思考俄国革命中的政治代理:从俄罗斯帝国边疆的视角

这四本书从不同的角度挑战了以革命领袖为中心的俄国革命观。具体来说，他们强调了工人和犹太革命活动家等看似边缘群体对革命政治的影响。每一位作者都声称，在确保革命政策的成功或失败方面，这些团体的议程比革命领导层的议程重要得多。

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