EBSEES: Clarke, Simon - [et al.] - The myth of the urban peasant

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ID	69655
Author(s)	Clarke, Simon; [et al.]
Title	The myth of the urban peasant
Published	Work, Employment and Society, 14(3), 2000, p. 481-99
Language(s)	eng
Subjects	Russia, USSR, Russia (Federation) / Cost and Standard of Living [Browse all]
Note	Explores the widespread belief that urban Russian households are turning to subsistence agriculture; finds dacha use is a leisure activity for the better off rather than survival strategy for the poor
Medium	article
Holdings	Search WorldCat
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	The social and cultural significance of dance as seen in peasant and urban societies / Lange, Roderyk
	The privatization of industrial enterprises in Russia: four case-studies / Clarke, Simon
	Urban sketches / [Miloslavskij] Miloslavski, Yuri
	Peasant rebels under Stalin : collectivization and the culture of peasant resistance / Viola, Lynne
	Peasant rebels under Stalin : collectivization and the culture of peasant resistance / Viola, Lynne
	The Romanian revolution of December 1989: myth and reality - myth or reality / Siani-Davies, P.
	Russian peasant women

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The myth of the urban peasant