The book "Происхождение и эволюция реформы управления промышленностью и строительством 1957-1965 гг. " by [Author's name] is a comprehensive study of the origins and evolution of the Soviet industrial and construction management reform during the years 1957-1965. The monograph takes a multifactorial approach to explore the reasons behind the emergence of this reform, revealing the complex and internally contradictory nature of its development. The author delves into the ideas and proposals put forward in 1957 and examines the role and significance of the reform in the history of the Soviet Union during this period. The book begins with an analysis of the socio-economic and political factors that led to the need for reform in the Soviet industry and construction sectors. The author highlights the challenges faced by the Soviet economy during the post-Stalin era, including the stagnation of the country's industrial development, the lack of modernization, and the inefficient use of resources. These challenges created a pressing need for change, which ultimately gave rise to the Sovnarkhoz reform. The author then explores the key principles and ideas that underpinned the reform, including the decentralization of decision-making, the introduction of market-based mechanisms, and the emphasis on technological innovation.

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