Europe-Asia Studies

1949 - 2023

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Volume 75, issue 7, 2023

Asymmetric Cold War Trade: Romania and the Generalized System of Preferences (1968–1979) pp. 1069-1093

Elena Dragomir

Tribal Politics in the Balkans: Elections and Nation-Building in Montenegro pp. 1094-1120

Nemanja Batrićević

The European Commission Against Gazprom: The Geo-Economic Conflict Over the Gas Market Regime in Europe pp. 1121-1144

Nikita Odintsov

The West in Russian Discourses of Sovereignty During the 2014 Ukraine Crisis: Between ‘Compatriot Protection’ and ‘Non-Interference’ pp. 1145-1169

Kalina Zhekova

Rent Distribution Modes in Azerbaijan and Belarus: Implications for the Opposition pp. 1170-1193

Leila Alieva and Alexei Pikulik

Skyrise, Smog and Seismic Menace. In the El Dorado of Bishkek's Elite Housing pp. 1194-1221

David Leupold

Spatial Revolution. Architecture and Planning in the Early Soviet Union pp. 1222-1223

Sofia Borushkina

Imagining the World from Behind the Iron Curtain. Youth and the Global Sixties in Poland pp. 1223-1225

Johana Kłusek

The Symbolic State. Minority Recognition, Majority Backlash, and Secession in Multinational Countries pp. 1225-1226

Patrizia John

Church Reckoning with Communism in Post-1989 Romania pp. 1226-1228

Dragoș Șamșudean

The Sources of Russian Foreign Policy Assertiveness pp. 1228-1229

Zerrin Torun

Black Garden Aflame. The Nagorno-Karabakh Conflict in the Soviet and Russian Press pp. 1230-1231

Vicken Cheterian

Political Opposition in Authoritarianism. Exit, Voice and Loyalty in Kazakhstan pp. 1231-1233

Heiko Pleines

Modernity, Development and Decolonization of Knowledge in Central Asia. Kazakhstan as a Foreign Aid Provider pp. 1233-1234

Lamine Balde

Hostile Forces. How the Chinese Communist Party Resists International Pressure on Human Rights pp. 1234-1236

Christelle Genoud

Memories of Tiananmen. Politics and Processes of Collective Remembering in Hong Kong, 1989–2019 pp. 1236-1238

Andrew M. Law

Books Received pp. 1239-1239

The Editors

Volume 75, issue 6, 2023

‘We Have Conversations’: The Gangster as Actor and Agent in Russian Foreign Policy pp. 907-924

Mark Galeotti

Church and State in a Time of Crisis: The Belarusian Orthodox Church’s Response to the 2020 Elections and Political Protests pp. 925-946

Sergei A. Mudrov

Community of Fate? Visegrád Cooperation Viewed from Bratislava and Prague pp. 947-971

Pavlína Janebová and Vít Hloušek

Explaining Russia’s Inertia in the Azerbaijan–Armenia Dispute: Reward and Punishment in an Asymmetric Alliance pp. 972-988

Cenap Çakmak and M. Cüneyt Özşahin

Reforming Housing and Utilities Services in Russia: Obstacles to Making Residents and Agencies Play by the New Rules pp. 989-1013

Jørn Holm-Hansen and Radik Sadykov

Like Cooking Plov with Hoja Nasreddin: Recalculating Financial Transfers to Tajikistan, 1971–1989 pp. 1014-1040

Isaac Mckean Scarborough

Whither Family History? The View from Russian/Soviet History pp. 1041-1047

Orel Beilinson

The Future of the Soviet Past. The Politics of History in Putin’s Russia pp. 1048-1049

Jón Ólafsson

The Political Economy of Eastern Europe 30 Years into the ‘Transition’. New Left Perspectives from the Region pp. 1049-1051

Nina Krienke

Fluid Russia. Between the Global and the National in the Post-Soviet Era pp. 1051-1053

Maria Chiara Franceschelli

Lakes and Empires in Macedonian History. Contesting the Waters pp. 1053-1054

Jonathan Parker

Klimat. Russia in the Age of Climate Change pp. 1054-1055

Franco Galdini

Digital Activism in Russia. The Communication Tactics of Political Outsiders pp. 1056-1057

Sven Daniel Wolfe

Russia, Chechnya, and the West, 2000–2006 pp. 1057-1059

Rick Fawn

Galvanizing Nostalgia? Indigeneity and Sovereignty in Siberia pp. 1059-1060

Aleksandr Korobeinikov

Stalin’s Library. A Dictator and His Books pp. 1061-1063

William A. Clark

Reenacting the Enemy. Collective Memory Construction in Russian and US Media pp. 1063-1065

Tingting Hu

Books Received pp. 1066-1067

The Editors

Volume 75, issue 5, 2023

The Queer Life of Lieutenant Petrenko: The KGB and Male Homosexuality in the Ukrainian SSR of the 1960s pp. 721-741

Rustam Alexander

The Transversal Political Logic of Populism: Framing the ‘Refugee Crisis’ in Slovenian Parliamentary Debates pp. 742-768

Mojca Pajnik and Emanuela Fabijan

‘A Defender of Christendom’? The Inner Logic of Hungary’s Humanitarian Aid Policy pp. 769-795

Beata Paragi

Trusting the Untrustworthy: An Exploration of Attitudes Towards the Populist Government in Poland Using Survey Data pp. 796-819

Paulina Lenik

Coordinated Voting Against the Autocracy: The Case of the ‘Smart Vote’ Strategy in Russia pp. 820-841

Mikhail Turchenko and Grigorii V. Golosov

Strategic Comrades? Russian and Chinese Media Representations of NATO pp. 842-864

Lutgard Lams, Hedwig de Smaele, Fien De Coninck, Charlotte Lippens and Lisbeth Smeyers

Voting from Abroad in the Postcommunist World: Elections and Labour Migration in Kyrgyzstan pp. 865-888

Eugene Huskey

The Soviet Passport. The History, Nature and Uses of the Internal Passport in the USSR pp. 889-890

Lidia Kuzemska

State Laughter. Stalinism, Populism, and Origins of Soviet Culture pp. 890-892

Yejun Zou

Dynamics of an Authoritarian System. Hungary, 2010–2021 pp. 892-893

Sabrina P. Ramet

White But Not Quite. Central Europe’s Illiberal Revolt pp. 893-895

Krzysztof Jaskulowski

Party Politics in Russia and Ukraine. Electoral System Change in Diverging Regimes pp. 895-896

Ivan Sumaneev

The Cinema of Soviet Kazakhstan 1925–1991. An Uneasy Legacy pp. 896-898

Rico Isaacs

Routledge Handbook of Contemporary Central Asia pp. 898-899

Fiona Katherine Smith

The China-led Belt and Road Initiative and its Reflections. The Crisis of Hegemony and Changing Global Orders pp. 900-901

Laurids S. Lauridsen

China’s Leaders. From Mao to Now pp. 901-903

Zerrin Torun

Made in China. Wuhan, Covid and the Quest for Biotech Supremacy pp. 903-904

Kristy Bryant

Books Received pp. 905-906

The Editors

Volume 75, issue 4, 2023

Electoral Campaigns in Times of Lockdown: Post-Soviet Experiences pp. 545-563

Victoria Leukavets, Andrey Makarychev and Giorgi Beridze

Conflicts and Shifts in the Kremlin’s Political Discourse since the Start of the Putin Presidency (2000–2019) pp. 564-582

Martin Mölder and Eiki Berg

China's Normative Power in Central and Eastern Europe: ‘16/17 + 1’ Cooperation as a Tale of Unfulfilled Expectations pp. 583-605

Jeremy Garlick and Fangxing Qin

Neoliberalism Ingrained. The Rise and Consolidation of Neoliberalism in Estonia pp. 606-624

Robert Mikecz

There Is No Free Lunch: The Cost of Informal Networking for Entrepreneurs in Southeast Europe pp. 625-648

Alena Ledeneva and Adnan Efendic

Opportunities Matter: The Evolution of Far-Right Protest in Georgia pp. 649-674

Tamta Gelashvili

A Return to Prometheanism: The Space of Opinion on Polish–Russian Relations in Postcommunist Poland pp. 675-699

Andrzej Turkowski

Global Easts. Remembering, Imagining, Mobilizing pp. 700-701

Nigel Swain

Regional Security Governance in Post-Soviet Eurasia. The History and Effectiveness of the Collective Security Treaty Organization pp. 702-703

Ekaterina Muslimova

Meanwhile, In Russia … Russian Internet Memes and Viral Video pp. 703-705

Jonathan Z. Ludwig

Conflict Areas in the Caucasus and Central Asia pp. 705-706

Patrick Hein

A Taste for Oppression. A Political Ethnography of Everyday Life in Belarus pp. 706-708

Anna Shadrina

Post-Soviet Secessionism. Nation-Building and State-Failure after Communism pp. 708-709

Ohannes Geukjian

Greece and the New Balkans. Themes and Histories pp. 710-710

Sabrina P. Ramet

The Spectre of War. International Communism and the Origins of World War II pp. 711-712

Michael Jabara Carley

The Culture of Samizdat. Literature and Underground Networks in the Late Soviet Union pp. 712-714

Margarita Pavlova

Black Earth, White Bread. A Technopolitical History of Russian Agriculture and Food pp. 714-716

Alexander Vorbrugg

Soviet Nightingales. Care under Communism pp. 716-718

Garret J. McDonald

Books Received pp. 719-719

The Editors

Volume 75, issue 3, 2023

‘Every Log a Blow to the Enemy!’ Women in the Soviet Wartime Timber Industry, 1941–1945 pp. 373-398

Roger D. Markwick

To Comply or Evade? Direct Taxes, Private Entrepreneurship and the Institutionalisation of Informal Practices in Hungary, 1945–1956 pp. 399-421

Szinan Radi

Dimensions of Social Cohesion in a Transitional Society: The Case of Ukraine pp. 422-445

Aadne Aasland, Olga Filippova and Oleksandra Deineko

Back to ‘Traditional’ Family Values? Trends in Gender Ideologies in Russia, 1994–2012 pp. 446-467

Daria Ukhova

The Construction of Masculinity in Dagestani Male Youth Communities pp. 468-490

Sviatoslav Poliakov

Tourism, Memory Production and Contested Ethnic Hierarchies in Post-Soviet Almaty pp. 491-508

Guzel Yusupova and Alena Pfoser

Beyond the Coffee Cup: The Functions of Cafés in Bishkek pp. 509-524

Paulina Simkin and Matthias Schmidt

Comrade Kerensky. The Revolution against the Monarchy and the Formation of the Cult of ‘The Leader of the People’ (March–June 1917) pp. 525-526

Samantha Lomb

A Loss. The Story of a Dead Soldier Told by His Sister pp. 526-528

George O. Liber

The Shortest History of the Soviet Union pp. 528-529

Jonathan Z. Ludwig

Blood of Others. Stalin’s Crimean Atrocity and the Poetics of Solidarity pp. 529-531

Filiz Tutku Aydın

A Neglected Right. Prospects for the Protection of the Right to be Elected in Bosnia and Herzegovina pp. 531-532

Davide Denti

Central & East European Politics. Changes and Challenges pp. 532-534

Philipp Köker

The Scent of Empires. Chanel No. 5 and Red Moscow pp. 534-536

Natalia Kovalyova

The Russian Orthodox Community in Hong Kong. Religion, Ethnicity, and Intercultural Relations pp. 536-537

Filiz Coban Oran

The Making of Eurasia. Competition and Cooperation Between China’s Belt and Road Initiative and Russia pp. 537-539

Oksana Morgunova (Petrunko) and Nurzhan Ismagulov Nurlankeldiuly

The World According to China pp. 539-540

Mahmoud Javadi

China Unbound. A New World Disorder pp. 540-541

Preksha Shree Chhetri

Books Received pp. 542-543

The Editors

Volume 75, issue 2, 2023

Welfare Reforms in Post-Soviet States: Current Issues and Research Highlights pp. 173-185

Linda J. Cook and Elena Iarskaia-Smirnova

Deaf Youth in Contemporary Russia: Barriers to Inclusion in Education and the Labour Market pp. 186-207

Nikita Bolshakov and Charlie Walker

Communicating the Social Responsibility of Big Business in Russia: Assessing How Large Companies Report Their Engagement in Social Welfare for People with Disabilities pp. 208-231

Christian Fröhlich, Viktoria Antonova and Anna Sinelnikova

A Critical Analysis of the Disability Movement in Kyrgyzstan: Trying To Be Heard pp. 232-251

Rakhat Orozova, Alfiya Battalova and Nina Bagdasarova

The Fragmented Deinstitutionalisation of Russian Child Welfare pp. 252-270

Meri Kulmala, Anna Tarasenko, Maija Jäppinen and Anna Pivovarova

Multicultural Ideology in the Hidden Curriculum of Schoolbooks for Migrant Children pp. 271-289

Maria Kozlova and Tatiana Ryabichenko

‘Dignified Ageing’: Entrepreneurs of Long-Term Care Reform in Russia pp. 290-308

Aliia Nizamova and Elena Zdravomyslova

Active Ageing and Social Services: The Paradox of Empowerment in Russia pp. 309-329

Daria Prisiazhniuk and Arturs Holavins

Healthcare in Russia and Latvia: Revealing Public Attitudes and Institutional Prerequisites pp. 330-348

Daria Salnikova

Welfare in Russia and Eurasia in the Context of the COVID-19 Pandemic pp. 349-365

Charlie Walker

List of Contributors pp. 366-371

The Editors

Volume 75, issue 1, 2023

The End of Adaptive Authoritarianism in Belarus? pp. 1-27

Stephen Hall

From Monopsony to Monopoly: Russia’s Opening to China as a Stabilising Factor in the Eurasian Energy Trade pp. 28-46

Stylianos A. Sotiriou

All Rise for the Leaders? Leader Characteristics and the Personalisation of Electoral Politics in Central and Eastern European Democracies pp. 47-72

Andrei GheorghiȚă and Mircea ComȘa

The Myth of the Great Patriotic War in Kaliningrad Oblast’ pp. 73-87

Monika Wójcik-Żołądek

Identity and Trust in Bosnia & Hercegovina: Redrawing Broader Boundaries Through Meaningful Experiences pp. 88-109

Geneviève Parent

Economic Growth and the Feminisation of Political Science in Kazakhstan: A Leaky Pipeline? pp. 110-130

Adil Rodionov, Zhaxylyk Sabitov, Jason Gainous, Kevin M. Wagner, Amanzhol Bekmagambetov and Kamilya Rodionova

Revisiting the ‘Transcaspian Episode’: British Intervention and Turkmen Statehood, 1918–1919 pp. 131-153

Alun Thomas

Ukrainian Dissidents. An Anthology of Texts pp. 154-155

Taras Kuzio

Ukraine vs. Darkness. Undiplomatic Thoughts pp. 155-157

Louise Amoris

Central Peripheries. Nationhood in Central Asia pp. 157-159

V. Vijaya Chamundeswari

Defending the Faith. The Russian Orthodox Church and the Demise of Religious Pluralism pp. 159-160

Dragoș Șamșudean

The Dynamics of Russia’s Geopolitics. Remaking the Global Order pp. 161-162

Iren Marinova

Russian Energy Chains. The Remaking of Technopolitics from Siberia to Ukraine to the European Union pp. 162-164

Andrei Belyi

The Alphabet of Discord. The Ideologization of Writing Systems on the Balkans since the Breakup of Multiethnic Empires pp. 164-165

Victoria Clement

Public Policy and Politics in Georgia. Lessons from Post-Soviet Transition pp. 166-167

Levan Kakhishvili

Mobilizing in Uncertainty. Collective Identities and War in Abkhazia pp. 167-169

Vassily A. Klimentov

China’s Civilian Army. The Making of Wolf Warrior Diplomacy pp. 169-170

Falk Hartig

Books Received pp. 171-172

The Editors