WILLIAM MOSKOFF, D. K. Pearsons Professor of Economics at Lake Forest College, is editor of the journal Comparative Economic Studies. Author of Labor and Leisure in the Soviet Union: Public and Private Decision-making in a Planned Economy and The Bread of Affliction: The Food Supply in the USSR during World War II, Moskoff is also the coeditor (with Susan J. Linz) of Reorganization and Reform in the Soviet Economy and (with Anthony Jones) of Perestroika and the Economy: New Thinking in Soviet Economics. He is currently at work on a study of the development of cooperatives in the USSR.

• Introduction, Gorbachev and Stolypin Soviet Agrarian Reform in Historical Perspective, Devolution in Decision Making and Organizational Change in Soviet Agriculture, Reforming Soviet Agriculture Problems with Farm Finances and Equity Considerations, Lease Contracting in Soviet Agriculture in 1989, “Full-Scale, Like Collectivization, but without Collectivization’s Excesses” The Campaign to Introduce the Family and1 Lease Contract in Soviet Agriculture, Possible Impacts of Agricultural Trade Liberalization on the USSR, Hungarian Agriculture Lessons for the Soviet Union, Index, About the Editor

WILLIAM MOSKOFF, D. K. Pearsons Professor of Economics at Lake Forest College, is editor of the journal Comparative Economic Studies. Author of Labor and Leisure in the Soviet Union: Public and Private Decision-making in a Planned Economy and The Bread of Affliction: The Food Supply in the USSR during World War II, Moskoff is also the coeditor (with Susan J. Linz) of Reorganization and Reform in the Soviet Economy and (with Anthony Jones) of Perestroika and the Economy: New Thinking in Soviet Economics. He is currently at work on a study of the development of cooperatives in the USSR.

• Introduction, Gorbachev and Stolypin Soviet Agrarian Reform in Historical Perspective, Devolution in Decision Making and Organizational Change in Soviet Agriculture, Reforming Soviet Agriculture Problems with Farm Finances and Equity Considerations, Lease Contracting in Soviet Agriculture in 1989, “Full-Scale, Like Collectivization, but without Collectivization’s Excesses” The Campaign to Introduce the Family and1 Lease Contract in Soviet Agriculture, Possible Impacts of Agricultural Trade Liberalization on the USSR, Hungarian Agriculture Lessons for the Soviet Union, Index, About the Editor

WILLIAM MOSKOFF, D. K. Pearsons Professor of Economics at Lake Forest College, is editor of the journal Comparative Economic Studies. Author of Labor and Leisure in the Soviet Union: Public and Private Decision-making in a Planned Economy and The Bread of Affliction: The Food Supply in the USSR during World War II, Moskoff is also the coeditor (with Susan J. Linz) of Reorganization and Reform in the Soviet Economy and (with Anthony Jones) of Perestroika and the Economy: New Thinking in Soviet Economics. He is currently at work on a study of the development of cooperatives in the USSR.

• Introduction, Gorbachev and Stolypin Soviet Agrarian Reform in Historical Perspective, Devolution in Decision Making and Organizational Change in Soviet Agriculture, Reforming Soviet Agriculture Problems with Farm Finances and Equity Considerations, Lease Contracting in Soviet Agriculture in 1989, “Full-Scale, Like Collectivization, but without Collectivization’s Excesses” The Campaign to Introduce the Family and1 Lease Contract in Soviet Agriculture, Possible Impacts of Agricultural Trade Liberalization on the USSR, Hungarian Agriculture Lessons for the Soviet Union, Index, About the Editor