The Russian Industrial Society and Tsarist Economic Policy, 1867–1905
研究了俄罗斯第一个全国性工商业组织：俄罗斯工业协会如何争取政府支持经济发展计划，在关税保护、工厂立法和中亚征服上取得部分成功，但因官僚体系不愿改革关键领域及内部分歧而逐渐削弱。
The Russian Industrial Society, the first national organization of commercial and industrial interests in the empire, attempted to win governmental support for a comprehensive program of economic development. It enjoyed some successes in the fields of tariff protection, factory legislation, and the conquest of Central Asia. The tsarist bureaucracy, however, proved unwilling or unable to implement rational reforms in such key areas as subsoil mineral rights, monopolies, and corporate law. Moreover, policy disagreements among the society's regional branches, especially those in Moscow, Warsaw, and Lodz, weakened the organization from the 1880s onward.