Shafarevich

Shafarevich compares an idealized socialist society to an ant colony.

A Den of Vipers 2006

Shafarevich, a member of the Soviet Academy of Science, has written a brilliant book under the title

Harvard University Commencement Address (A World Split Apart) 1978

Extinction of the universally admired Shafarevich school would be a loss felt by mathematicians throughout the world.

Wound to Soviet Science Atiyah, Michael F. 1977

After we received this statement, we learned that Shafarevich had been dropped from the Scientific Council of the Mathematics Institute of the Soviet Academy.

Wound to Soviet Science Atiyah, Michael F. 1977

Shafarevich is active in the human rights movement in the USSR and is the author of several articles in Solzhenitsyn's collection of essays, From Under the Rubble.

Wound to Soviet Science Atiyah, Michael F. 1977

(Igor) Shafarevich and Podyapolski I shared in running the

Andrei Sakharov - Autobiography 1975

This Shafarevich says, is the basic allure of Socialism; this is the secret of its seductive power and its driving force; it is nothing less than a deeply emotional, ecstatic urge toward self-destruction.

Baltimore Reporter 2009

The doctrines of socialism seethe with contradictions, its theories are at constant odds with its practice, yet due to a powerful instinct-also laid bare by Shafarevich-these contradictions do not in the least hinder the unending propaganda of socialism.

Baltimore Reporter 2009

"Shafarevich begins with a question: How can we explain the remarkable fact that socialism, which criticizes society for its injustice and inequality, results in even greater inequality?

Baltimore Reporter 2009

"Shafarevich begins with a question: How can we explain the remarkable fact that socialism, which criticizes society for its injustice ...

Infidels Are Cool 2008