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SECON D NA TIONAL CONVENTION
of the
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
for the
ADVANCEMENT
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SLAVIC ST UDIES
Shoreham Hote l
Conn ecticut Avenue a t Cal vert Sueet
Washin gto n , D.C. 20008
March 30 - April 1, 1967 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION 1967 CONVENTION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF SLAVIC STUDIES 1207 West Oregon Street PROGRAM COMMITTEE University of Illinois P.ichard E. Pipes , Harvard Univers ity, Chairman Urbana, Illinois 61801 J e remy R. Azrael, University of Ch icago Abram 13ergson, Harvard University /-l onorary President: George Ve rn adsky , Yale Univers ity , Emeritus Rufus Mathe ws on, Columbia Univers ity Sergi us Yakobson, L ibrary of Congress OFFICERS FOR 1966-67 ARRANGEMENTS COMMITTEE President: John A. Armstrong , University o f Wisconsin Vice President: Hol la nd Hun t e r, Haverford C ol l ege L eon M. lle rman, L ibrary o f Congress , Chnirman Secretary: Ralph T. Fi s h e r Jr. , University of Il l inois Paul K. C ook, Department of Stat e Treasurer: H enry L. Roberts, Columbia Un i vers i ty Norton T. Dodge, University of Maryl a nd Managing Editor of the SLAVIC REVIEW: He nry L. Roberts , Columbia Murra y F eshbach , Bureau of th e Cen sus , Dep uty Chairman Unive rs ity Andre w Gyorgy, George Washing t on Univers ity Ge orge D. Ko usoulas , Howard Un i versity To take office April, for terms of three years, 1967, 1967-70: F. J ack son P iotrow, American Univers ity Serg ius Ya kobson, Library of C:ongress (Ex Officio) President-elect: Edward J. Brown, Indiana Unive rsity Vice President-elect: L eon Lipson , Yale Unive rsity P lace : All sess io ns will be held a t the Shoreham Hotel, Connecti c ut Avenue a t Calve rt Street , Washington, D. C . 20008, except the Kohl e r Directors Representing Organizations in the Disciplines: address.
H erbert J . E lli s on , University of Kansas (Hi s t ory-Al-IA , 1967-69) R<' g istmtion : ln t he Diplomat Foyer o f th e Shore ha m a t the fo llowing t imes : Holland Hunter, ll averford College (Economi cs- AEA) George Ki s h, University of Michigan (Geography-AAG) l\'cdnesday , Marc h 29 , 5:00 P.M. to 9:00 P.M . Alfred G. Meyer, Univers ity of Mi chi gan (Political Sci e nce-APSA) Thurs day, Marc h 30 , 9:00 A. M. to 5:00 P . M. J . Thomas Shaw, Univ e rs ity of Wisconsin (Language and Literatur e - Friday , March 31, 9 :00 A.M . to 12 noon AATSEEL, 1967-69 ) J ohn M. Thompson III, Indiana Unive rsity (J o int omm ittee on Slavi c Reg istration f ees w ill be c harged a s fo ll o w s : $1.00 fo r me mb ers; $5 .00 Studi es of the AC L S a nd the SSR C) fo r nonme mb e rs , w ith the proviso that nonme mb e rs e ntitled to jo in th e Irwin We il, Northwestern University (L ang uage and Lite rature-ML A, Assoc i ation who submit a writte n appli cation with the $ 12.00 members hip 1967-69) fee will be e ntitl ed to atte nd for Sl.00. Re presentatives of the press , the governme nt , a nd fo undations inte rested in being ob~erv ers of th e confe r Directors Elected at Large: ence are e ntitle d to g uest status with o ut c harge , but a re asked to regi s t er.
Oswald P. Backus III, Univers ity of Kansas (1965-67) Regi stration tags w ill be provide_d at time o f registration , and it i s Zbigniew Brzezinski, Columbia University-U.S . Dept. of Stat e (1966-68) requested tha t th ey be c a rri ed at all times . David J oravsky , Northwestern University (1967-69) Hugh McL ean , University of Chi cago (1965-67) Exhibits : Some two dozen publishing houses a rc expec ted to have d i splays John Michael Montias , Yale University (1967-69) of books a nd o th e r ed ucationa l materia ls a t th e Shoreham. The d isplays Nicho las V. Riasanovsk y , University of Ca lifornia at Berkeley (1966-68) will be alo ng the Birdcage Wa lk a nd ad ja cent a re a s .
f\'lessage SPruice: No message s e rvi ce will be maintained , but t he a d Editor of the N EWSLETTER of the AAASS": Frank Y. Gladn ey , Uni\'ers ity o f Illinois dresses o f those attending the convention will be on file a nd available unless me mbe rs indi c a t e that the y shoul d be kept confide ntial.
2 3 ABBREVIATED SCHEDULE SCHEDULE OF SESSIONS
WEDNESDAY, MARCH~ T HURSDAY, MARCH 30 5-9 P. M.: Registration (Diplomat Foyer)
Book exhibits this evening and throughout the 10 :00 A.M. - 12:00 Noon Two simultaneous sessions Convention in the Birdcage Walk. Diplomat Room " P LANNING REFORMS IN EASTERN EUROPE"
THURSDAY, MARCH 30 Chairman: Herbert Levine, University of Pennsylvania
9-5: R egis tration (Diplomat Foyer) Panelists: Leon Smolinski, Boston College "Plannin g Reforms in Poland" 10- 12: Planning Reform s in E . Europe (Diplomat Room) Vaclav Holesovsky, U nivers ity of Massachusetts The Soviet Union and the Third World (Forum Room) "Planning Reforms in Czechoslovakia"
Lunch and early afternoo n op en, Deborah Milenkovitch, Barnard College "Plannin g Reforms in Yugoslavia" 4- 6 P. M.: F oy D. Koh ler (West Auditorium o f U. S. Dept. of State) Discussants: Egon Neuberger, State University of New York 6 P. M. : Coffee (Same) at Stony Brook
8-10 P. M.: Dinner fol lowed by address by Leonard Schapiro Bela Belassa, Interna tion a l Bank for Recon (Palladian Room) s truction a nd Development
Forum Room " THE SOVlET UN lON AND THE THERO FRIDAY, MARCH 31 WORLD: THEORY AND PRACTlCE" Reg is tration (Diplomat F oyer) 9-12: Chairman: Helmut Sonnenfel dt, Department of State Econ omic Growth in E. Europe (Blue Room) 10- 12: Pane/is ts: Herbert Dinerstein, Johns Hopkins Universit y Methodology of Communist Studies (Forum Room) Uri Ra'anan, Columbia University, M.I . T ., and F letcher School of International Law and Lunch open . Diplomacy 2: 30-4: 30: Tolstoy and Dostoevsky (Blue Room) 12:30 P. M. L unch and early afternoon open , Survey of E. Central and S. E . European Studies (Forum Room) 4:00 - 6: 00 P .M. U. S. Depa rtment of State {We st Aud itorium).
5-7: Bus in ess meeting a nd receptio n (Tudor Room) A session with the Hon. Foy D. Kohler, Deputy Under-Secretary of State; former U . S. Ambas Evening open. sador to USSR (Admission upon presentation of AAASS registration badge)
SATURDAY, APRIL l , 6:00 - 7:00 P.M. Coffee 10-12: Twentie th Century J{us sian i~oetry (Diplomat Room) 8: 00 P.M. Dinner (Palladian Room) Mu scovite Imperi ali sm and Kazan (Ambassador Room) Speaker: Leonard Schapiro, Professor, Russian Nationalist Ideology in Bohemia and th e Ukraine Studies, London School of Economics (Forum Room) "Reflections on the Russian R evolution"
4 5 FRIDAY, MARCH 31 Panelists: Lyman H . Legters , University o f Was h in gton '' Undergradua le Instruction"
10:00 A.M. - 12:00 Noon T w o sim ulta n eou s s e ss ion s Howard I. Aronson, University o f Ch icago " Language Ins truction " Blue R oom " ECO.\'OMIC GRO \VTH IN EAS T F. RN U .J R OPE" Survey Direc tors Chai rman: Ale x a n der E rl ic h , Columb ia Uni vers ity " S tate of th e Arts Surveys"
Paneli s ts : ] ohn M. Mo ntias , Yal e U niv e rs ity 5:00 - 7:00 P.M. Busines s Me eting and Recep tion (Cash Ba r)
Thad Al ton, Co lumbi a Un i ve rs it y Tudor Room Rep orts a nd Di s cuss ion o f Pas t Activ iti es a nd Future Prospe c ts of the As sociation Ma urice E rn s t , Wa s hi ngto n, D. C . Chai rman: John A. Armstrong , Univers i ty o f Wiscon s in, F o rum Room " ME T/-IO DOL OGY OF COMMUN IS T STU DIES" Pre s ident
Chainnan: Alfred G. Meye r, Un ivers ity o f Mi c higan Discussan ts: Edw ard J . Brown, In di an a Un ive rs i t y , President elect P anelists: Rob e rt Sh a rlet, Univ ersity o f \ lissouri a t S t. L o uis " Oeuelopmen t an d Mode rn ization T heory and Holland Hunte r , Ha verfo rd College , Vice Communis t Political Systems " President
Erik P . Ho ffman , T e mpl e Uni ve rs i t y Leon L ips on, Yale Univ ersity , Vi ce President· " Communicati on Th eo 1y an d th e S tu dy of e l ect Sovi e t Ide ological A dm in is tration " 11. alp h T . F i she r, Univ e rs ity o f Illinois , Fre d e ri c J. Fle ron , J r., U ni ve rs ity o f K e ntuc k y Secre ta ry " Soviet A rea Studies an d th e Socia l Sc iences" Henry L. R oberts , Columbia U nivers ity , Di scussan ts: Abrah a m Brumbe rg , U. S. In fo rmatio n Ag e ncy Tre a s urer , E ditor of th e Slavic Re v iew
Ri c hard So lomo n, U n ivers i ty o f ~ l i c h i ga n Sta nley Z . P e c h, Un iv ersity of Brit is h Columbia, P resident . C anadia n Assoc iation of Slavists 12: 30 P . M. Lunch open
SATURDAY, APRIL 1 2:30 P. M. - 4: 30 P . M. Two s imultaneous sessions
Blu e R oom " T O LSTOY A N D DO S TO EVSIO ' : F R ESH 10:00 A. M. - 12:00 Noon Three simultaneous sess ions IMPR ESSION S" Diplomat Room "TWEN TI E TH CENTURY R USSIAN PO ETRY" Ch ainn an : Rufus Math ews on , Columbia Un ive rs ity Chairman: Victor Erlic h , Ya le Univers ity P aneli sts: Ka th ryn B. Feu er , Univers ity o f T oron to " Tols toy" Panelis ts: Vladimir Ma rkov , Univ ersity of Cali fo rnia at L os An gel e s "L esson;; from the S tu dy of the History J o seph Frank, Princeton Uni v ers ity " Dos toevsky " of Russian Futurism "
F orum Ro om " PR E LIMIN ARY RE PO RT ON A SU !?V EY OF C laren ce Brown, P rinceton Univers ity Tl-I E S TA T E OF EAST CENTR AL AND "Mandelsh tam" SOU TH EASTF. RN EU ROPEAN S T UDIES IN Tl-I E L.\' ITUJ S T A T ES" Simon Karlinsky, Univers ity o f Cal ifornia at Berk eley " Surrealism in Mode m Russian Poetry Chai m 1a 11 : C harles J eLl\·ic h, lndian a Uni ve rs it y " Graduate T rainin g and Research Needs " (Zabolotskii and Poplavskii)"
6 7 Discussants: Hugh Mc L ean, Univers ity o f C hicago FORMER PRESIDENTS OF THE AAASS
Lawre n ce Stahlbe rger, Sta n fo rd University Wi lliam B. Edgerton, India na University (1 961) Chauncy D. Harris , Univers ity of C h icago (1962) Ambassador Room " MUSCO VITE IMPERIA LISM A N D KAZAN" Marshall D. Shu lman, F l e t c h er Sch ool o f L aw & Dip lomacy (1 963) J oseph S. Berlin er, Bra nde is Univers ity (1964) Chairman: Ihor Sev cenko , Dumbarton Oaks John A. Armstrong , Univers ity of Wi scon s in (1965- 1967) Panelists: Edward Keenan, Harvard University " Muscovy, Kaz an , and th e Pattern s of S teppe Po litics"
J a roslaw P e lenski, Columbia Unive rsity OTHER FORMER OFFICERS AND BOARD MEMBERS " Mu scovite Imperi al Claims to Kazan " F rederick C . Barghoorn Me rl e F a insod Philip E. Mosely Discussant: Omelj a n Pritsak, H arvard Univers ity Abram Bergson George Fischer Gleb Struve Deming Brown J ohn N . Hazard S. Ha rrison Thomson F orum Ro om " NATION A LIST IDE OLOGY IN BOHEM IA A N D Alexan der Da ll in f'rank lyn D. Holzman Donald W. Treadgold TH E UK RA IN E" Vic t or Erlich Al e x lnke les Robert C . Tucker
Chaimzan: Ivo L edere r, Stanford Unive rs ity
Panelists : Roman Szporluk , Un ivers ity of Mi c higan " T he Political Thou ght of Masaryk" OFFICERS OF AFFILIATED ORGANIZATIONS OR CHAPTERS
S te phen M. Horak, Easte rn Il linois Unive rs ity American Association of T e achers of Slavic and East European Languages " M. Hru s h evsky: the Historian of Ea stern President: Thomas F . Ma g ner, Pennsylvania State Uni vers ity Europe" Vice Presidents: J ohn Bucsela , Emory Uni vers ity L uis Ire la nd , Wood land H igh School, Califo rnia Ivan Rudny t s ky , L a Salle College , P hi l a d e lphia Robert A. Magidoff, ew Yo rk Un ivers ity " Michael Drahomanov and His ' R ehabilita· Joe Mal ik , Uni versit y o f Ari zona tion ' in the Soviet Union " 1 ic hol as P . P ol torat zky , Mi c higan State Unive rs ity J o h annes van Straale n, C hoate School , Connecticut J oseph Z ace k , Un iversity o f California Executiv e Secretary · Treasu rer: Irwin \Veil, North weste rn University at L os An geles " Palacky: The Hi s torian as Statesman" As soci ati on of Am e rican Geographers Discussant: Hugh Seton-Watson, L o ndon Univers ity Presiden t: Wa lte r M. Kollmorgen , Univers ity o f Ka nsas Vice Pr esi dent: C lyde F . Kohn , Un iversity of Iowa Secretary: J ohn P . Auge lli , Univers ity of Ka n sas Treasure r: Alvin A. Munn Executive Secretary: J . Warren Nystrom
Associ ation for the Study of Sovi e t- Type Econom ies of th e American Econom ics Association Executiv e Secre tary: He rbert S. L e v ine, Univers ity o f Penn sy lvania
Bi -State Slavic Confe re nce (Kan sas ; Missouri) President: Roger E. Ka n et , University of K a n sas Secretary· Treasure r: Stanley Humenuk, U ni vers ity of Kan sas
Conference on Communist Studie s of the American Pol i tical Sci e nce Association Chairman: Robe rt A. Scalapino, Uni versity of California at Berke ley Vice Chairman: Alfred G. Meyer, U niversity of Michi gan Secretary- Trea sure r: J ohn L ewis , Corn e ll U niversity
8 9 Conference on Slavic and East European History of the American Historical THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Association Chairman: Charles J e l avich , Indiana Univers ity FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF SLAVIC STUDIES Vice Chairman: Serg ius Yakobson , Libra ry of Congress Secre tary : Herbert J. Ellis on, Un iversity of Ka n sas
Conference on Sovi et Agri cultu re and Peasant Affa i rs PURPOSE: The Am erican Association for the Ad vancement of Slavic Chairman: W. A. Douglas Jackson, U niversity of Washington Studies , Inc., is a profess ional organization which seek s to advance Executive Committee: J e rzy Karcz , U niversity of California scho l a rly s tudy , publication, a nd teaching r e lating to the Sovi e t Union at S an ta Barbara a nd eastern E urope. It i s a n onprofit , nonpolitical gro up whic h s e rves its Roy D . Laird, Univers ity o f Kan sas members thro ugh various pub li cations and related activ ities . De mitri B. Shimkin, Univers ity of Illinois PUBLICATIONS: Th e prin c ipal publication of th e " Triple A Double S" is the S L AVIC REVIEW: A merican Quarterly of Sov i et and East For Western Slavic Conference European S tu dies. The Review carri e s scho la rly articles deali ng with a ll Chairman: Geo rge B. Carson, Jr., Oregon State Un iversity parts o f the Sovi et a nd e a st European area a nd re presenting the variou s Vice Chairman: Wayne Vucin ic h , St a nford Un ive rs ity aca demi c discipl in es of the social sci e nc es a nd humanities . T he ed itorial Secretary-Treasurer: Joseph f. Z acek, Univers ity o f Cali fornia o ffi ces of the Review are at C olumbia University. The Newsletter, pub a t Los Ange l es lished twice a year a t the University of Illino is , disseminates information on profess ional confe re nces , ins titut ion a l deve lopm e nts , gra nts and Joint Committee on Slavic Studies of the Am e rican Counci l of L e arned fe llowships offered a nd a warde d, a nd o ther activities of ind i viduals in Societies and the Social Science Research Council the S lavic a nd e ast European field . The Ameri can Bibliogra phy of Russian Chairman: John M. Thompson III and East European Studies, an ind is pen sable re fe re nce g uide to boo ks and a rticles in th e field , is distr ib.uted yearly to each member of the Associ a tion by s p ecial arrangement with Ind ia na Unive rs ity. The Association' s Midwest SI avi c Conference Directory conta ins a b iographic al entry o n each member as w e ll as s upp le President: Richard V . Burks, Wayne St a te University menta ry listings by geographic al locatio n a nd by d iscipline . Secretary -Tre asu re r: Edmund Ordon, Wa yne Sta te University MEETINGS: To s uppl ement the session s relating to the Sovie t Union Slavi c and East Eu ropean Subsection of the Assoc iation of College and a nd east e rn Europ e that are norm a lly a part of the a nnua l c onventions o f Research Libraries t he various associations in th e disciplines , t he AAASS e ncourages inte r Chairman: Bohdan S. 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It covers that Notebooks time a complete rendering of Dostoevsky's sketches, Revolution crucial period during 1905 when Social-Democracy for "Crime variants, opinions, and random reflections on Crime and of 1905 emerged as a factor of consequence on the political scene. and Punishment" Punishment. Nowhere is Dostoevsky's concern with craft, only to divide into the two parts that became Social style, and factual accuracy more apparent than in this The Workers' Movement Demo cracy, on the one hand, and, on the other, the Fyodor Dostoevsky record of the alternative ideas he worked with- the plans, and the Formation of authoritarian labor movement that assumed the name of actions, and scenes that were never used. Characterizations Bolshevism and Communism. Solomon M. Schwarz was a Menshevik Edited and Translated by differ in important points from those given in the printed Menshevism spokesman on labor affairs and a member of the K erensky Edward Wasiolek novel. 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