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The Economics of Forced Labor: The Soviet Gulag

edited by Paul R. Gregory and V. V. Lazarev

This is an edited volume published by the Hoover Institution Press at Stanford in 2003.

PDF files for the various sections of the book are available on Hoover's website, and are linked to here in the order they appear in the book.

• Foreword by Robert Conquest (p. vii-xi)
• Acknowledgements (p. xiii)
• Contributors (pp. xv-xvii)
• Chapter 1: An Introduction to the Economics of the Gulag by Paul Gregory (pp. 1-21)
• Chapter 2: Forced Labor in Society Industry: The End of the 1930s to the Mid-1950s (An Overview) by Andrei Sokolov (pp. 23-42)
• Chapter 3: The Economy of the OGPU, NKVD, and MVD of the USSR, 1930–1953: The Scale, Structure, and Trends of Development by Oleg Khlevnyuk (pp. 43-66)
• Chapter 4: The End of the Gulag by Aleksei Tikhonov (pp. 67-73)
• Chapter 5: Coercion versus Motivation: Forced Labor in Norilsk by Leonid Borodkin and Simon Ertz (pp. 75-104)
• Chapter 6: Magadan and the Economic History of Dalstroi in the 1930s by David Nordlander (pp. 105-125)
• Chapter 7: Building Norilsk by Simon Ertz (pp. 127-150)
• Chapter 8: The White Sea-Baltic Canal by Mikhail Morukov (pp. 151-162)
• Chapter 9: The Gulag in Karelia, 1929 to 1941 by Christopher Joyce (pp. 163-187)
• Chapter 10: Conclusions by Valery Lazarev (pp. 189-197)
• List of Acronyms (pp. 199-201)
• Index (pp. 203-212)

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