Socialist Agricultural Policy: Origins and Implementations
Keywords:
Kmetijska politika, Socialistične države, Vzhodna EvropaSynopsis
In the fall of 2023, the Conference on Rural History in Cluj provided the setting for a panel discussion on the modalities of cooperativism as both a concept and a practice in socialist Eastern Europe after the Second World War. This discussion inevitably led to an examination of agricultural policy under socialism, given that the cooperative idea served as a key instrument for communist authorities in transforming the agricultural sector and imposing strict restrictions on private agriculture.
Chapters
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Preface
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Soviet Collectivization under Stalin, 1925 to 1953
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Collectivization and the Construction of Socialist Agriculture (1944—1992): A Reassessment in Entangled Comparison of the Soviet and Eastern European Experience
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Divergence from the Stalinist Model of Socialist Agriculture: The Case of Hungary
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Socialist Agricultural Cooperatives in the Bohemian Lands (1948–1989)
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The Demise of Collectivization in Slovenia: A Case Study of the Area around the Settlement Ig near Ljubljana in 1952
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Anti-Collectivization Movements in the Former Háromszék County in 1950
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Developing Land Rights? The Long Way of Creating Cooperative Land Ownership in Hungary
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Socialist Agricultural Policy and the Agricultural Extension Service in Slovenia since the Early 1970s
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Published
December 22, 2025
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ISBN-13 (15)
978-961-7104-47-9
Date of first publication (11)
2025-12-22
