The Soviet Academy of Sciences

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By Alexander Vucinich

Stanford University Press, 1956, 157 pp

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This volume in the Hoover Institute Studies (Series E: Institutions) is an examination of the organization of science and scientists in a totalitarian system. Of particular interest is the author's discussion of the extent and limitations of ideological demands upon Soviet scientific inquiry and exploration.

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