Europe-Asia Studies

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Volume 59, issue 8, 2007

Symposium Editors' Introduction pp. 1243-1244

Birgit Beumers, Stephen Hutchings and Natalia Rulyova

The struggle for press freedom in Russia: reflections of a Russian journalist pp. 1245-1262

Nadezhda Azhgikhina

The next general elections in Russia: What role for the media? pp. 1263-1278

Daphne Skillen

The neo-Soviet model of the media pp. 1279-1297

Sarah Oates

Mass media and the information climate in Russia pp. 1299-1313

Hedwig de Smaele

The local and the International in Russian business journalism: Structures and practices pp. 1315-1329

Katja Koikkalainen

Official media discourse and the self-representation of entrepreneurs in Belarus pp. 1331-1348

Galina Miazhevich

The image of the terrorist threat in the official Russian press: the Moscow theatre crisis (2002) and the Beslan hostage crisis (2004) pp. 1349-1365

Aglaya Snetkov

Domesticating the Western format on Russian TV: Subversive glocalisation in the game show () pp. 1367-1386

Natalia Rulyova

Drinking to the nation: Russian television advertising and cultural differentiation pp. 1387-1403

Jeremy Morris

The social role of artists in Post-Soviet Moldova: Cultural policy, Europeanisation, and the state pp. 1405-1427

Jennifer Cash

Romania's travails with democracy and accession to the European Union pp. 1429-1450

Monica Ciobanu

Reviews pp. 1451-1457

The Editors

Books Received pp. 1459-1459

The Editors

List of Contributors pp. 1461-1461

The Editors

Volume 59, issue 7, 2007

The view from below: Local government and Putin's reforms pp. 1071-1088

John Young and Gary Wilson

Party finance in Russia: Has the 2001 law ‘on political parties’ made a difference? pp. 1089-1113

Kenneth Wilson

Hungary and the European Union: The political implications of societal security promotion pp. 1115-1144

Eamonn Butler

After the War was over: The civilian return to Leningrad pp. 1145-1161

Elizabeth White

Remembering the Soviet State: children and dekulakisation pp. 1163-1177

Michael Kaznelson

The role of oil and gas in Kazakhstan's foreign policy: Looking east or west? pp. 1179-1199

Pinar İpek

The ‘Bulgarian ethnic model’—reality or ideology? pp. 1201-1215

Bernd Rechel

The political is personal: Corruption, clientelism, patronage, informal practices and the dynamics of post-communism pp. 1217-1224

Neil Robinson

Volume 59, issue 6, 2007

Internal Migration Trends in Soviet and Post-Soviet European Russia pp. 887-911

Anne White

Empty Spaces and the Value of Symbols: Estonia's ‘War of Monuments’ from Another Angle pp. 913-936

Stuart Burch and David Smith

The Growing Litigiousness of Czech Elections pp. 937-959

Kieran Williams

Who Do You Trust? Ethnicity and Trust in Bosnia and Herzegovina pp. 961-976

Peter Håkansson and Fredrik Sjöholm

Slovakia's Neoliberal Turn pp. 977-998

Sharon Fisher, John Gould and Tim Haughton

Alcohol, Policy and Politics in Kazakhstan pp. 999-1023

Elizabeth Waters and Betsy Thom

Prospects for Managed Democracy in Russia pp. 1025-1047

Stephen Wegren and Andrew Konitzer

Volume 59, issue 5, 2007

Why did CPSU reform fail? The 28th Party Congress Reconsidered pp. 709-733

Atsushi Ogushi

Governance and land use decision-making in Russian cities and regions pp. 735-760

Beth Mitchneck

The New Competition and the New Economy: Poland in the international division of labour pp. 761-777

Jane Hardy

Muslim leaders in Russia's Volga-Urals: Self-Perceptions and Relationship with regional authorities pp. 779-805

Kimitaka Matsuzato

The impact of finance regulations on political parties: The case of Bulgaria pp. 807-827

Tatiana Kostadinova

The OSCE as an agent of socialisation? International norm Dynamics and political change in Central Asia pp. 829-846

Alexander Warkotsch

On continuing to misunderstand arguments: Response to Mark Tauger pp. 847-868

S. Wheatcroft

Another Forged ‘Stalin document’ pp. 869-872

Michael Ellman

Reviews pp. 873-881

The Editors

Books Received pp. 883-883

The Editors

List of Contributors pp. 885-885

The Editors

Volume 59, issue 4, 2007

The historical foundations of party politics in post-communist East Central Europe pp. 541-566

James Toole

Framing ethnic minority mobilisation in Central Asia: The cases of Uzbeks in Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan pp. 567-590

Matteo Fumagalli

Networked poverty in rural Russia pp. 591-620

Sergei Shubin

Belgrade, Pale, Knin: Kin-state Control over rebellious puppets? pp. 621-641

Nina Caspersen

Elite networks and worldviews during the Yel'tsin years pp. 643-661

Andrew Buck

Stalin and the Soviet famine of 1932 – 33 Revisited pp. 663-693

Michael Ellman

Men in Contemporary Russia: The Fallen Heroes of Post-Soviet Change pp. 695-704

The Editors

Volume 59, issue 3, 2007

The puzzle of Putin's gubernatorial appointments pp. 365-399

J. Goode

Regionalisation and regionalism in the post-Soviet space: Current status and implications for institutional development pp. 401-430

Alexander Libman

Economic transformation in the Czech Republic—a qualified success pp. 431-450

Martin Myant

The construction of Orthodox churches in post-communist Romania pp. 451-480

Liviu Andreescu

Nationhood and the minority question in Central Asia. The Russians in Kazakhstan pp. 481-501

Sébastien Peyrouse

‘Compliance or contradiction’? Teaching ‘History’ in the ‘New’ Ukraine. A view from Ukraine's Eastern Borderlands pp. 503-519

Peter Rodgers

Stalinist logic, excess morality and the Rational Fool: A response to Davies, Wheatcroft and Harrison pp. 521-527

Vincent Barnett

Reviews pp. 529-536

The Editors

Books received pp. 537-538

The Editors

List of contributors pp. 539-539

The Editors

Volume 59, issue 2, 2007

Re-scaling the debate on Russian economic growth: Regional restructuring and development asynchronies pp. 191-215

Oleg Golubchikov

‘Red Mobs’, ‘Yuppies’, ‘Lamb Heads’ and Others: Contacts, Informal Networks and Politics in the Czech Republic, Slovenia, Bulgaria and Romania pp. 217-252

Åse Berit Grødeland

On researching ‘Ethnic Conflict’: epistemology, politics, and a Central Asian boundary dispute pp. 253-277

Nick Megoran

Putin's struggle for federalism: Structures, operation, and the commitment problem pp. 279-302

Elena Chebankova

Constructing communism in the Romanian People's Republic. Orthodoxy and state, 1948 – 49 pp. 303-329

Lucian Leustean

Years of war in the East, 1939 – 45: A review article pp. 331-352

Michael Carley

Reviews pp. 353-360

The Editors

Books received pp. 361-361

The Editors

List of contributors pp. 363-363

The Editors

Volume 59, issue 1, 2007

China in the Russian mind today: Ambivalence and defeatism pp. 1-21

Vladimir Shlapentokh

The Baltic states and Moscow's 9 May commemoration: Analysing memory politics in Europe pp. 23-46

Eva-Clarita Onken

Conflicting patterns of thought in the Russian debate on transition: 1992 – 2002 pp. 47-69

Joachim Zweynert

Extricating the state: The move to competitive capture in post-communist Bulgaria pp. 71-95

Andrew Barnes

The differential impact of state finance on the Romanian party system pp. 97-109

Steven Roper

The structure and evolution of trade in Central and Eastern Europe in the 1990s pp. 111-135

Manuel Palazuelos-Martinez

The Folklore of Finland's Eastern Trade pp. 137-162

Pekka Sutela

Chechnya: Russia's ‘war on terror’ or ‘war terror’? pp. 163-168

John Russell

Reviews pp. 169-184

The Editors

Books received pp. 185-186

The Editors

List of contributors pp. 187-187

The Editors

Acknowledgement of reviewers pp. 189-189

The Editors