elyashevich v v (4 risultati)

Hardcover/Hardback. Condizione: Good. Bibliograficheskij ukazatel, podgotovlennyj Peterburgskim evrejskim universitetom i Rossijskoj natsionalnoj bibliotekoj, yavlyaetsya prodolzheniem izvestnogo Sistematicheskogo ukazatelya literatury onbsp;evreyakh na russkom yazyke, izdannogo vnbsp;Sankt-Peterburge vnbsp;1892 g. On soderzhit svyshe 6000 bibliograficheskikh zapisej, raspredelennykh po 136 rubrikam. Obektami ucheta vnbsp;nem vystupayut russkoyazychnye izdaniya, posvyashchennye razlichnym storonam zhizninbsp;evreev i vyshedshie vnbsp;svet kak vnbsp;Rossijskoj imperii i SSSR, tak i za granitsej. Ukazatel yavlyaetsya samym polnym iz vsekh sushchestvuyushchikh bibliograficheskikh rabot analogichnoj tematiki. Ego dopolnyayut obobshchayushchie stati po istorii russko-evrejskoj pechati.

Hardcover/Hardback. Condizione: Good. Bibliograficheskij ukazatel, podgotovlennyj Peterburgskim evrejskim universitetom i Rossijskoj natsionalnoj bibliotekoj, yavlyaetsya prodolzheniem izvestnogo Sistematicheskogo ukazatelya literatury oevreyakh na russkom yazyke, izdannogo vSankt-Peterburge v1892 g. On soderzhit svyshe 6000 bibliograficheskikh zapisej, raspredelennykh po 136 rubrikam. Obektami ucheta vnem vystupayut russkoyazychnye izdaniya, posvyashchennye razlichnym storonam zhiznievreev i vyshedshie vsvet kak vRossijskoj imperii i SSSR, tak i za granitsej. Ukazatel yavlyaetsya samym polnym iz vsekh sushchestvuyushchikh bibliograficheskikh rabot analogichnoj tematiki. Ego dopolnyayut obobshchayushchie stati po istorii russko-evrejskoj pechati.

Paperback. Condizione: very good(+). Volume two only, of 2 ????; 24 cm. ???.,vii, 269 c. Rare. WorldCat locates no copies. This is a Russian-language legal-historical study of the development of land ownership law in Russia. The subtitle of Volume II defines its chronological focus?Ivan the Terrible, the seventeenth century, Peter the Great, and his immediate successors?tracing the evolution of land tenure and property rights from late Muscovite autocracy through the formative period of early imperial reform. Written within the postwar Russian ?migr? scholarly tradition and published outside the Soviet Union, the work is free of Marxist-Leninist interpretive frameworks. Elyashevich, a jurist and historian of Russian law, addresses readers interested in institutional continuity, legal custom, and the mechanisms of state power rather than narratives of revolutionary rupture. Bibliographically, this volume represents the first Paris edition of the second part of a multi-volume project; it is complete in itself while resting on the conceptual and historical groundwork established in Volume I. Unopened. Ample chipping to spine backstrip; else a tight, clean very good(+) to near fine(-) copy thus. First EditionFirst Edition (presumed; no prior editions or printings cited).

Paperback. 2 vols. 393, 269pp card covers, Paris 1948 & 1951. Top corners of first pages of vol. 1 stained, otherwise a very good, unopened set.