S. Vitte and the Creation of the System of Commercial Education in Russia

Bessolitsyn, Alexander

doi:10.32609/0042-8736-2006-7-140-147

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“…A little later, in 1800, documents show that "exchange-traded brokers" were involved in the inventory of confiscated English goods. Thus, the first documentary mentions of the Moscow Exchange date back to the end of the 18th century [2]. We can't say exactly how pleased this exchange was, who established it, its functions, and who it united.…”

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The role of the Moscow exchange society in the development of commercial education

Kostrikov¹,

Kolchin²,

Kostrikov³

et al. 2019

Proceedings of the International Conference on Man-Power-Law-Governance: Interdisciplinary Approaches (MPLG-IA 2019)

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The proposed article is devoted to the activities of an influential organization of Russian entrepreneurs-the Moscow Stock Exchange Societywhich played an important role in the economic, and since the beginning of the 20th century-and in the political life of pre-revolutionary Russia. In the conditions of autocracy, social and political activity was very difficult. Therefore, the Moscow Exchange Society has become an important means of social and political selfrealization of Moscow entrepreneurs in the sphere of charity, in the development of national science, culture and education. A special place in this was the promotion of commercial education, which trained personnel for the trade, industrial, banking, financial and management sectors. Leaders and members of the Moscow Exchange Society took part in the guardianship of existing educational institutions and created new commercial schools. Commercial education not only provided the developing Russian economy with the right personnel but was also seen by the leadership of the Moscow Stock Exchange Society as a tool for the formation of a new bourgeois economic and management elite. Documentary sources, pre-revolutionary and modern historiography were used in the preparation of the article.

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“…In his opinion, knowledge "is only a tool, taking it in hand, it is necessary to be able to own it," to be able to "bring benefits to society." A person who enjoys "influence and special significance in society is not so much one who has great knowledge, but one who has a strong will and knows how to desire" [2].…”

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The role of the Moscow exchange society in the development of commercial education

Kostrikov¹,

Kolchin²,

Kostrikov³

et al. 2019

Proceedings of the International Conference on Man-Power-Law-Governance: Interdisciplinary Approaches (MPLG-IA 2019)

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The Russian University system and the First World War

Dmitriev

2014

Stud East Eur Thought

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From Theatrical to Scientific Reviewing: The Case of Nikolay Blatov (1875–1942)

Lvova

Львова

2018

Accounting Historians Journal

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This paper provides insight into the life of Nikolay Blatov, a Russian professor of accounting who was active in the early 20th century. However, this is not a biographical study in the usual sense. It attempts to apply contextual analysis to one of the aspects of Blatov's career, i.e., writing reviews for the educational literature. The paper shows that Blatov's individual style as a reviewer was determined by his cultural environment: his education and his passion for theater journalism in his young years. The study compares the figures of speech that Blatov employed in his theatrical reviews with those in his later scientific reviews. His rhetoric and style as a theater reviewer enriched his scientific reviewing. The paper also considers Blatov's contribution to developing the rules that governed the narrative of textbooks. He influenced their composition, references, style, and the boundaries within which a textbook's language would remain literary.

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S. Vitte and the Creation of the System of Commercial Education in Russia

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The role of the Moscow exchange society in the development of commercial education

The role of the Moscow exchange society in the development of commercial education

The Russian University system and the First World War

From Theatrical to Scientific Reviewing: The Case of Nikolay Blatov (1875–1942)

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