Nicolaus M. Restoration of Capitalism in the USSR

Chicago: Liberator Press, 1975. — 202 p.This study first appeared as a series of articles in the New York weekly, and The Guardian, under the title, "Is the Soviet Union Capitalist?" The complete series is reproduced here without alteration apart from a more logical breakdown into chapters, as noted below. The study does not aim to answer every important question about the U.S.S.R. The situation of the minority nationalities and of women, the state of Soviet agriculture, U.S.S.R. foreign policy and a number of other topics are merely touched on. The investigation concentrates on the bare minimum elements of political economy necessary and sufficient to answer the question posed in the original title. Which class holds state power? What are the basic relations of production? On these topics the work is concentrated.Revolution
NEP
Collectivization
Socialist Economy
New Shoots
Bourgeois Right
Old Soil
In the Balance
After Stalin
Khrushchev's Coup
Consolidation
Expropriation
The'Debate'
Slowdown
The 'New System'
Labor Power
Means of Production (I)
Means of Production (II)
Prices
Finance
Trustification
Who Benefits?