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Perestroĭka i novoe myshlenie dli︠a︡ nasheĭ strany i dli︠a︡ vsego mira

Mikhail Sergeevich Gorbachev

1987

Big changes in the USSR

Anonymous

1988

The roots of perestroika

Sidney I. Ploss

2010

End of the Cold War, 1985-1991

Robert Service

2015

Candles behind the wall

Barbara von der Heydt

1993

The End of the Communist Revolution

Robert Vincent Daniels

2004

The Russia house

John le Carré

1989 ★ 3.3

What went wrong with Perestroika

Marshall I. Goldman

1991

Perestroika, Soviet domestic and foreign policies

Alex Pravda, Tsuyoshi Hasegawa

1990

The Economy of the USSR

European Bank for Reconstruction and Development

1990

Ukraine

1994

Rebuilding Russia

Александр Солженицын

1991

The Impoverished superpower

Charles Wolf, Henry S. Rowen

1989

The reluctant retreat

Phillip J. Bryson

1995

Stalinism

Moshe Lewin, Nicholas Lampert

1992

Hard times

William Moskoff

1993

The Soviet system

Alexander Dallin, Gail Warshofsky Lapidus

1995

The new Russians

Hedrick Smith

1990

The Soviet system in crisis

Alexander Dallin, Gail Warshofsky Lapidus

1991

Facing up to the past

Takayuki Itō

1989

Origins of the crisis in the USSR

H. Ticktin

1992

Opening the Soviet System

George Soros

1990

Revolution & evolution

Martin Crouch

1989

Voices of glasnost

Stephen F. Cohen

1989

Goodbye to the USSR

Steve Crawshaw

1992

The Soviet ambassador

Christopher Shulgan

2008

The Soviet Union after perestroika

Fred F. Littlepage, Sergey Fedorenko, Andrew F., Jr. Krepinevich et al.

1991

A study of the Soviet economy

International Monetary Fund

1991

Perestroika and the economy

William Moskoff, Jones, Anthony

1989

Dear Comrade Editor

Jim Roirdan

1992

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