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Ethnic and class stratification in Soviet Kazakhstan, 1917-39

Lane, David - In: Comparative studies in society and history : CSSH ; an … 17 (1975) 2, pp. 165-189

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Ideology and sociology in the U. S. S. R.

Lane, David - In: The British journal of sociology : BJS 21 (1970) 1, pp. 43-51

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Race relations in Britain : the scene and the prospect

Lane, David - In: Contemporary review 232 (1978), pp. 119-123

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The Russian Social Democratic Labour Party in St. Petersburg, Tver and Ashkhabad, 1903-1905

Lane, David - In: Soviet studies : a quarterly review of the social and … 15 (1964) 3, pp. 331-344

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Social stratification and class

Lane, David - In: The Soviet polity in the modern era, (pp. 563-605). 1984

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Some simulation-based estimates of commercial bank deposit insurance premiums

Lane, David; Golen, Lawrence - In: Risk and capital adequacy in commercial banks, (pp. 341-365). 1981

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Labour socialization and occupational placement in Soviet education

O'Dell, Felicity; Lane, David - In: Soviet studies : a quarterly review of the social and … 28 (1976) 3, pp. 418-429

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[Besprechung von:] Lane, David: The end of social inequality? Class, status and power under state socialism. London 1982

Detweiler, Robert - In: Polling and the democratic consensus, (pp. 192). 1984

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Social groups in Polish society

Lane, David (contributor); Kolankiewicz, George (contributor) - 1973

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Liability Rules, Limited Information, and the Role of Precedent

Cooter, Robert; Kornhauser, Lewis; Lane, David - In: Bell Journal of Economics 10 (1979) 1, pp. 366-373

Recent studies of the role of law in distributing accident costs have led to the pessimistic conclusion that because judges lack the information to discover the efficient level of care, efficiency cannot be achieved by common law tort rules. We show that judges have enough information to revise...

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