The Great Illusion · Character
M. J. Novikow
Russian sociologist, cited on peace and international relations.
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Also known as M. Novikow, J. Novikow
First appearance: the great illusion
M. J. Novikow shows up with force in VII: How Colonies Are Owned. The page is where that presence becomes real.
Referenced in a footnote as a source for the argument that the era of emigration has stopped due to the compound steam-engine, which is part of the chapter's reasoning on the…
M. J. Novikow first appears in 0003 the great illusion.
In VII: How Colonies Are Owned: Referenced in a footnote as a source for the argument that the era of emigration has stopped due to the compound steam-engine, which is part of the chapter's reasoning on the changed colonial problem.
Later, in Part III: The Practical Outcome: Referenced for his work on the economic interdependence of nations, supporting Angell's thesis.
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