Europe-Asia Studies

1949 - 2025

Current editor(s): Terry Cox

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Volume 77, issue 3, 2025

Disrupting the Narrative: Ukrainian Agency in Resisting Russia and Winning Western Support pp. 341-364

Ibrahim Muradov

The Rhetoric of Armed Intervention: Social Learning, Semantic Theory and Non-Deterministic Norm-Setting in the 2022 Invasion of Ukraine pp. 365-388

Federico Salvati

Soft Hegemony in the Shared Neighbourhood: How the European Union and Russia Co-opted Moldovan and Armenian Societies between 2000 and 2021 pp. 389-414

Isabell Burmester

Death of the Dinosaurs? Organisational Resilience and the Survival of Older Mainstream Parties in Czechia pp. 415-438

Seán Hanley and Lubomír Kopeček

Disciplining Labour: Authoritarian Neoliberalism in Georgia pp. 439-462

Konstantine Eristavi

Watching, Listening and Learning: KGB Agentura in Soviet Lithuania pp. 463-486

Robert Hornsby

China as Number One? The Emerging Values of a Rising Power pp. 487-489

Ran An

Moscow’s Heavy Shadow. The Violent Collapse of the USSR pp. 489-491

John Heathershaw

Everyday Foreign Policy. Performing and Consuming the Russian Nation After Crimea pp. 491-493

Zerrin Torun

Dynasty Divided. A Family History of Russian and Ukrainian Nationalism pp. 493-494

Olha Krasinko

Crime and Control in China. The Myth of Harmony pp. 494-496

Preksha Shree Chhetri

The Chinese Communist Party. A 100-Year Trajectory pp. 496-498

Gene-George Earle

Getting Russia Right pp. 498-499

Angela Borozna

Ukraina—ne Rosiia. Dvatsiat rokiv potomu pp. 500-502

Taras Kuzio

Civil Movements in an Illiberal Regime. Political Activism in Hungary pp. 502-503

Viktoria Kobzeva

How to Slay a Dragon. Building a New Russia After Putin pp. 503-505

Randall E. Newnham

Books Received pp. 506-507

The Editors

Volume 77, issue 2, 2025

Epistemic Communities and ‘Agents of Influence’: Insights from Soviet Intelligence Documents pp. 175-200

Sanshiro Hosaka

‘El Dorado’ or Free Rider? Slovakia Through the Lens of International Image Theory pp. 201-225

Darina Malová and Veronika Oravcová

Invalid Votes in Dictatorships: Patterns in Putin’s Russia (1995–2016) pp. 226-254

Allison C. White

Perceptions and Attitudes Towards Decarbonisation Amongst Russian University Students pp. 255-277

Anatoli Bourmistrov, Ida Margrethe Kalseth Norum and Elena Dybtsyna

Hydro-Authoritarianism: Mega-Engineering the (Semi-)Arid Regions of Central Eurasia and China pp. 278-299

Max Spoor and Louis Thiemann

Anxious Unfamiliar Brothers: The Establishment of Chipolbrok and Polish Policy Towards China (1950–1951) pp. 300-321

Meng Yang

The Soviet Sixties pp. 322-323

Jonathan Z. Ludwig

Meißen Intern—die Geheimpolizei der SED pp. 323-325

Randall E. Newnham

Civic and Uncivic Values in Hungary. Value Transformation, Politics, and Religion pp. 325-326

Chris Hann

The Integration Policies of Belarus and Ukraine vis-à-vis the EU and Russia. A Comparative Analysis Through the Prism of a Two-Level Game Approach pp. 327-328

Andriy Tyushka

Exploring Russia’s Exceptionalism in International Politics pp. 328-330

Sergei Akopov

Bread and Autocracy. Food, Politics, and Security in Putin’s Russia pp. 330-332

Don Van Atta

State-Building as Lawfare. Custom, Sharia, and State Law in Postwar Chechnya pp. 332-334

Vassily Klimentov

Russia’s Overlooked Invasion. The Causes of the 2014 Outbreak of War in Ukraine’s Donbas pp. 334-335

Yuriy Savelyev

Mapping the Media and Communication Landscape of Central Asia. An Anthology of Emerging and Contemporary Issues pp. 335-337

Chang Zhang

Sparks. China’s Underground Historians and Their Battle for the Future pp. 337-339

Ronald Torrance

Books Received pp. 340-340

The Editors

Volume 77, issue 1, 2025

Europe-Asia Studies at 75—A Retrospective pp. 1-5

David J. Smith

The Framing of the Conflict in Ukraine by Three Slovak Far-Right Parties pp. 6-41

Veronika Bundzíková and Denis Janšta

The Evolution of Relations Between Kosovo and Montenegro: From Historic Animosity to Good Neighbourly Relations pp. 42-63

Bardhok Bashota and Bekim Sejdiu

Between Russia and Ukraine—The Cossack Boundary pp. 64-87

Richard Arnold

‘Let Them Hate, As Long As They Fear’: The Russian NS/WP Movement on Telegram pp. 88-106

Petr Oskolkov

When Children Join the Coalition: Apparent Hereditary Grooming as a Power-Preservation Tool in Post-Soviet Autocracies pp. 107-132

Jakob Tolstrup and Thomas Ambrosio

The Wanderers in Shanghai: Russian Fine Art and Hegemonic Meta-Capital in World Politics pp. 133-156

Julia Bethwaite

Riding the Tiger. Vladimir Putin’s Russia and the Uses of War pp. 157-159

Taras Kuzio

Religion and Politics in Interwar Yugoslavia. Serbian Nationalism and East Orthodox Christianity pp. 159-160

Sabrina P. Ramet

The New Politics of Poland. A Case of Post-traumatic Sovereignty pp. 160-162

Paulina Natalia Jarocinska

East Central Europe and Communism. Politics, Culture, and Society, 1943–1991 pp. 162-163

Marko Attila Hoare

Xi Jinping’s China. The Personal and the Political pp. 163-165

Byron Rigel Hauck

Politics of Uncertainty. The United States, the Baltic Question, and the Collapse of the Soviet Union pp. 165-167

Glenn Wasson

Beyond the Wall. East Germany, 1949–1990 pp. 167-168

Nicole Cassie

Overreach. The Inside Story of Putin’s War Against Ukraine pp. 168-170

Bernardo Teles Fazendeiro

The Soviet Century. Archaeology of a Lost World pp. 170-171

Mark Gamsa

Russian Politics Today. Stability and Fragility pp. 171-172

Ivan Sumaneev

Books Received pp. 173-174

The Editors