The Study of European Co-operation and Practice of Co-operation in Russia (1890s-1920s)

Irina Novichenko

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The analysis of the central and local co-operative press (46 titles) of two chronological periods – before WWI (1910-1913) and before Revolution (1916-1917) permitted to reveal on which initiative the associations were established and how they worked with the towns/cities. In the aspect of the development of the co-operative movement, the Russian rural areas had an advantage over the urban co-operatives. Rural co-operation aspired to the cities, created the networks, was largely involved in market relations. The co-operation served not only as a mechanism of delivery of agricultural goods to the cities but also as a way of constructing the social, economic and cultural rural-urban networks. And the initiative of their creation during the last prerevolutionary decade in Russia came frequently from the villages. One direct influence of foreign co-operative experience was mainly in cultural sphere.

Originele taal-2	Engels
Status	Niet gepubliceerd - 2014
Evenement	8th European Social Science History Conference - Ghent, België Duur: 13 apr. 2010 → 16 apr. 2010 Congresnummer: 8 https://esshc.socialhistory.org/conferences/esshc-ghent-2010

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Verkorte titel	ESSHC Ghent 2010
Land/Regio	België
Stad	Ghent
Periode	13/04/2010 → 16/04/2010
Internet adres	https://esshc.socialhistory.org/conferences/esshc-ghent-2010

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