Europe-Asia Studies

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Volume 74, issue 10, 2022

Moscow is Far Away: Peasant Communal Traditions in the Expulsion of Collective Farm Members in the Vyatka–Kirov Region 1932–1939 pp. 1769-1792

Samantha Lomb

Sanitising Sex in the USSR: State Approaches to Sexual Health in the Brezhnev Era pp. 1793-1815

Siobhán Hearne

Provincial Apparatchiks as Investment Supervisors: The Polish Economic Boom of the Early 1970s pp. 1816-1845

Maciej Tymiński

The European Union as a Recognised Energy Actor in Relations with the Russian Federation, 2014–2019 pp. 1846-1870

Zbyněk Dubský and Lukáš Tichý

Capture Me If You Can: The Road to the Political Colonisation of Business in Post-Milošević Serbia pp. 1871-1894

Miloš Resimić

‘Out-Europeanising’ the Competition: Armenian Genocide Recognition in Bulgaria pp. 1895-1914

Daniel Fittante

Ukraine’s 2019 Elections: Pro-Russian Parties and The Impact of Occupation pp. 1915-1936

Paul D’Anieri

A Home Away from Home: Migration, Identity and ‘Sojourning’ in the Life of Uzbekistanis in Japan pp. 1937-1964

Timur Dadabaev and Mukaddam Akhmedova

The Workers’ Opposition in the Russian Communist Party. Documents 1919–1930 pp. 1965-1966

Geoffrey Swain

Our Man in Warszawa. How the West Misread Poland pp. 1967-1968

Krzysztof Jaskulowski

Principled Pragmatism in Practice. The EU’s Policy towards Russia after Crimea pp. 1968-1970

Ayşe Gülce Uygun

Russian Conservatism. Managing Change under Permanent Revolution pp. 1970-1972

Burcu Degirmen Dysart

Russia Today and Conspiracy Theories. People, Power and Politics on RT pp. 1972-1973

Muhammed Onur Çöpoğlu

Oil in Putin’s Russia. The Contests over Rents and Economic Policy pp. 1973-1975

Halil Burak Sakal

Russia and the 2018 FIFA World Cup pp. 1975-1977

Vitaly Kazakov

Revealing Schemes. The Politics of Conspiracy in Russia and the Post-Soviet Region pp. 1977-1978

Dima Kortukov

Rentier Capitalism and Its Discontents. Power, Morality and Resistance in Central Asia pp. 1979-1980

Assel Tutumlu

China’s Political Worldview and Chinese Exceptionalism. International Order and Global Leadership pp. 1980-1982

Zerrin Torun

Human Security in China. A Post-Pandemic State pp. 1982-1984

Xuechen Chen

Books Received pp. 1985-1986

The Editors

Volume 74, issue 9, 2022

Near Abroad: Russia’s Role in Post-Soviet Eurasia pp. 1529-1550

Elias Götz

Russia, Eurasia and the Meaning of Crimea pp. 1551-1573

Andrei Tsygankov

Does Integration Rhetoric Help? Eurasian Regionalism and the Rhetorical Dissonance of Russian Elites pp. 1574-1595

Alexander Libman

Russia and the South Caucasus: The China Challenge pp. 1596-1615

Tracey German

The East Wind Prevails? Russia’s Response to China’s Eurasian Ambitions pp. 1616-1639

Jeffrey Mankoff

‘Steppe-ing’ Out of Russia’s Shadow: Russia’s Changing ‘Energy Power’ in Post-Soviet Eurasia pp. 1640-1656

Morena Skalamera

Managed Regional Rivalry Between Russia and Turkey After the Annexation of Crimea pp. 1657-1675

Seçkin Köstem

Why Did Russia and the EU Clash Over Ukraine in 2014, But Not Over Armenia? pp. 1676-1699

Tom Casier

Belarus, Kazakhstan and Alliance Security Dilemmas in the Former Soviet Union: Intra-Alliance Threat and Entrapment After the Ukraine Crisis pp. 1700-1728

Thomas Ambrosio

Taking the Longer View: A Neoclassical Realist Account of Russia’s Neighbourhood Policy pp. 1729-1763

Elias Götz

List of Contributors pp. 1764-1767

The Editors

Volume 74, issue 8, 2022

‘Global Russians’: A Case Study of Transnational Actors in World Politics pp. 1325-1349

Vera Ageeva and Sergei Akopov

State Corporate Governance in Russia pp. 1350-1384

Nicole Krome

Framing Different Groups of Immigrants in Central Europe Before and During the 2015–2017 EU Refugee Crisis pp. 1385-1412

Jan Kovář

What Makes Social Movements Successful: The Case of Gudiashvili Square pp. 1413-1432

Salome Dundua, Tamar Amashukeli and Sandro Tabatadze

Supporting Democratic Policing in Central Asia: Limitations of the OSCE pp. 1433-1458

Cornelius Friesendorf

Chinese Media Delegations to Europe and the Reconstruction of Media Discourse on Europe in Post-Mao China (1978–1992) pp. 1459-1482

Chun Gan

Networks as Political Tools in the Western Balkans: From the ‘Brotherhood and Unity’ Highway to the Transport Community pp. 1483-1506

Michael Charokopos

Navalny. Putin’s Nemesis, Russia’s Future? pp. 1507-1508

Anders Aslund

Europe, Russia and the Liberal World Order. International Relations After the Cold War pp. 1508-1510

Taylan Özgür Kaya

Freedom of Expression in Russia’s New Mediasphere pp. 1511-1512

Alexandra Brankova

Voluntery: Syla nebayduzhykh pp. 1512-1514

Taras Kuzio

Analysing Kazakhstan’s Foreign Policy. Regime Neo-Eurasianism in the Nazarbaev Era pp. 1514-1516

Anastasia Vishnevskaya-Mann

Borders on the Move. Territorial Change and Ethnic Cleansing in the Hungarian–Slovak Borderlands, 1938–1948 pp. 1516-1518

Jonathan R. Parker

Exporting Virtue? China’s International Human Rights Activism in the Age of Xi Jinping pp. 1518-1520

Axel Dessein

The Communist Judicial System in China, 1927–1976 pp. 1520-1521

Guilherme Vargas Castilhos

Soviet Policy in Xinjiang. Stalin and the National Movement in Eastern Turkistan pp. 1521-1523

Mohammed Alrmizan

Journeys Through the Russian Empire. The Photographic Legacy of Sergey Prokudin-Gorsky pp. 1523-1525

Yelizaveta Raykhlina

Esperanto and Languages of Internationalism in Revolutionary Russia pp. 1525-1526

Giustina Selvelli

Books Received pp. 1527-1528

The Editors

Volume 74, issue 7, 2022

A Sign of Things to Come? Youth and Politics: Regimes, Values and Agency pp. 1105-1122

Félix Krawatzek

Apathy is not Enough: Changing Modes of Student Management in Post-Mao China pp. 1123-1146

Jérôme Doyon and Konstantinos Tsimonis

From Peasants to Builders of Socialism: The Mobilisation of Young Workers in Socialist Yugoslavia (1945–1965) pp. 1147-1165

Ivana Dobrivojević Tomić

Russia's Vigilante YouTube Stars. Digital Entrepreneurship and Heroic Masculinity in the Service of Flexible Authoritarianism pp. 1166-1189

Anna Schwenck

Attitudes to Putin-Era Patriotism Amongst Russia’s ‘In Between’ Generation pp. 1190-1209

Jussi Lassila and Anna Sanina

From Demobilisation to Civic Engagement: The Post-2014 Remodelling of the Belarusian Republican Youth Union pp. 1210-1230

Ryhor Nizhnikau and Kristiina Silvan

Anti-Corruption Mobilisation in Siberia: The Role of Universities pp. 1231-1253

Olena Nikolayenko

Internationalist Nation-Builders: Youth under Brezhnev in the Soviet South pp. 1254-1277

Stefan B. Kirmse

Transnational Links and Political Attitudes: Young People in Russia pp. 1278-1299

Félix Krawatzek and Gwendolyn Sasse

‘People Were Waiting for That’: Protest Rap and Public Mood in Bishkek pp. 1300-1321

Florian Coppenrath

List of Contributors pp. 1322-1324

The Editors

Volume 74, issue 6, 2022

Socialist Yugoslavism and National Minorities in a Contested Borderland: Rijeka 1953–1961 pp. 897-918

Marco Abram

Legitimising Surveillance in Low-Trust Postcommunist Societies pp. 919-944

Fredrika Björklund and Ola Svenonius

Legitimacy, Independence and Impartiality: How do Serbian and Croatian Legal Professionals Assess Their Judiciaries? pp. 945-967

Danilo Vuković and Marko Mrakovčić

Russia's Actually (Non-)Existent Neoliberalism: The Development of the Russian Far East as Discourse and Practice pp. 968-989

Anna Kuteleva, Klavdiya Chernilevskaya, Polina Salnikova and Egor Shevchuk

Double Standards as Modus Operandi: Mixing Business and Politics in Russia pp. 990-1005

Svetlana Barsukova and Elena Denisova-Schmidt

Religious Narratives and Russia’s Soft Power in the Middle East pp. 1006-1027

Natalia Timuș

‘Nobody Goes to Another Monastery with their Own Charter’: The EU’s Promotion of ‘European Values’ as Perceived in Central Asia pp. 1028-1050

Zhanibek Arynov

Geopolitics in Glass Cases: Nationalist Narratives on Sino–Russian Relations in Chinese Border Museums pp. 1051-1081

Iacopo Adda and Yuexin Rachel Lin

Taking Stock of Shock. Social Consequences of the 1989 Revolutions pp. 1082-1083

Anders Aslund

The Soviet Myth of World War II. Patriotic Memory and the Russian Question in the USSR pp. 1083-1085

Dmitry Halavach

Making the World Safe for Dictatorship pp. 1085-1087

Chi Zhang

Tito’s Secret Empire. How the Maharaja of the Balkans Fooled the World pp. 1087-1088

James Dunne

The Cold War from the Margins. A Small Socialist State on the Global Cultural Scene pp. 1088-1090

Catherine Baker

Beyond the Protest Square. Digital Media and Augmented Dissent pp. 1090-1091

Mesut Aslan

Russia’s Interventions in Ethnic Conflicts. The Case of Armenia and Azerbaijan pp. 1091-1093

Lance Davies

Nested Nationalism. Making and Unmaking Nations in the Soviet Caucasus pp. 1093-1095

Vicken Cheterian

Law and the Party in China. Ideology and Organisation pp. 1095-1096

Samir Forić

Crisis in Russian Studies? Nationalism (Imperialism), Racism and War pp. 1097-1098

Tingting Hu

The Chinese Communist Youth League. Juniority and Responsiveness in a Party Youth Organization pp. 1098-1099

Zheyu Shang

Putin Confronts the West. The Logic of Russian Foreign Relations, 1999–2020 pp. 1100-1101

Aleksandra Raspopina

Books Received pp. 1102-1103

The Editors

Volume 74, issue 5, 2022

When Lenin Becomes Lennon: Decommunisation and the Politics of Memory in Ukraine pp. 709-733

Maksym Kovalov

Civil Society, Rights and Welfare: Exploring the Implementation of the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities in the Commonwealth of Independent States pp. 734-759

Paul Chaney

Managing Dissent in Post-Soviet Authoritarianism. New Censorship of Protest Music in Belarus and Russia, 2000–2018 pp. 760-788

Yauheni Kryzhanouski

Have They Already Emerged? Mapping the Population of National Interest Organisations in Post-Communist Poland pp. 789-808

Patrycja Rozbicka and Paweł Kamiński

From Future Scenarios to Sovereignty Declarations: Estonian Cyberspeak and the Breakup of the Soviet Union pp. 809-831

Juhan Saharov

The 2013 Brussels Agreement and the Political Discourse of the Serbian Leadership: Pro-EU Adaptation with Anti-EU Rhetoric pp. 832-856

Nikola Mladenović

Rethinking Transfers of Power and Public Protest in Kazakhstan, 1959–1989 pp. 857-871

Nari Shelekpayev

The Volga. A History of Russia’s Greatest River pp. 872-873

Stefan B. Kirmse

The Life of Permafrost. A History of Frozen Earth in Russian and Soviet Science pp. 873-875

Samantha Lomb

Ukrainian Nationalism in the Age of Extremes. An Intellectual Biography of Dmytro Dontsov pp. 875-877

Taras Kuzio

The EU’s Impact on Identity Formation in East-Central Europe Between 2004 and 2013. Perceptions of the Nation and Europe in Political Parties of the Czech Republic, Poland, and Slovakia pp. 877-879

Tabitha A. Baker

European–Russian Power Relations in Turbulent Times pp. 879-880

Büşra Bayramoğlu

Football Politics in Central Europe and Eastern Europe. A Study on the Geopolitical Area’s Tribal, Imaginal and Contextual Politics pp. 880-882

Michael Cole

The Causes of Post-Mobilization Leadership Change and Continuity. A Comparative Analysis of Post-Color Revolution in Ukraine, Kyrgyzstan, and Georgia pp. 882-883

Halil Ibrahim Buyukmehmetoglu

Russia Resurrected. Its Power and Purpose in a New Global Order pp. 883-885

Michael Coffey

The Russian State and Russian Energy Companies, 1992–2018 pp. 885-886

Tiziana Melchiorre

Russian Conflict Management and European Security Governance. Policy and Practice pp. 886-888

Ohannes Geukjian

A History of Eastern Europe 1918 to the Present. Modernisation, Ideology and Nationality pp. 888-890

Martin J. Kozon

China pp. 890-892

Zerrin Torun

The Women’s International Democratic Federation, the Global South, and the Cold War. Defending the Rights of Women of the ‘Whole World’? pp. 892-893

Tetiana Havlin

The People’s Health. Health Intervention and Delivery in Mao’s China, 1949–1983 pp. 893-895

Hu Yun

Books Received pp. 896-896

The Editors

Volume 74, issue 4, 2022

Stalin and the Generals: Reconstructing Trust during World War II pp. 523-544

Oleg Khlevniuk

Computers for the Planned Economy: Franco–Soviet Scientific–Technical Cooperation during the Cold War pp. 545-568

Isabelle Gouarné and Olessia Kirtchik

Prewar Public Discourse: Letters to Politika, Belgrade, 1988–1991 pp. 569-597

Josip Glaurdić and Michal Mochtak

Russia and its Allies in Three Strategic Environments pp. 598-619

Nikolai Silaev

How Does the Politics of Fear in Russia Work? The Case of Social Mobilisation in Support of Minority Languages pp. 620-641

Guzel Yusupova

Abkhazia: Recasting ‘Ethnic’ War pp. 642-659

Marc Dorpema

The Power of Ambiguity: National Symbols, Nation-Building and Political Legitimacy in Kazakhstan pp. 660-682

Sabina Insebayeva and Nafissa Insebayeva

Queer Budapest, 1873–1961 pp. 683-684

Catherine Baker

Faster, Higher, Stronger, Comrades! Sports, Art, and Ideology in Late Russian and Early Soviet Culture pp. 684-686

Natalia Kovalyova

The Hungarian Agricultural Miracle? Sovietization and Americanization in a Communist Country pp. 686-687

Eszter Bartha

Historical Legacies of Communism. Modern Politics, Society, and Economic Development pp. 688-689

Liu Peng

Belarus. The Last European Dictatorship. New edition pp. 689-691

George O. Liber

Civil War? Interstate War? Hybrid War? Dimensions and Interpretations of the Donbas Conflict in 2014–2020 pp. 691-692

Yuriy Savelyev

Russia and the Right to Self-Determination in the Post-Soviet Space pp. 693-694

Taras Kuzio

The Red Mirror. Putin’s Leadership and Russia’s Insecure Identity; Between Two Fires. Truth, Ambition, and Compromise in Putin’s Russia pp. 695-697

Matthew Blackburn

In Search of the True Russia. The Provinces in Contemporary Nationalist Discourse pp. 697-698

Fengfeng Zhang

Pharmapolitics in Russia. Making Drugs and Rebuilding the Nation pp. 699-700

Oktay F. Tanrısever

Pussy Riot. Speaking Punk to Power pp. 700-701

Sona Singh

The Role of Regions in EU–China Relations pp. 701-703

Ayşe Gülce Uygun

Unending Capitalism. How Consumerism Negated China’s Communist Revolution pp. 703-704

Yuanbo Qi

China Goes Green. Coercive Environmentalism for a Troubled Planet pp. 705-706

Ekaterina Muslimova

Books Received pp. 707-708

The Editors

Volume 74, issue 3, 2022

Making Sense of the News in an Authoritarian Regime: Russian Television Viewers’ Reception of the Russia–Ukraine Conflict pp. 337-359

Maxim Alyukov

A New Look at Region, Language, Ethnicity and Civic National Identity in Ukraine pp. 360-381

Lowell Barrington

Russia’s Architecture of Hegemony: Christian Orthodox Subordination Strategies in Russia’s Peripheral Zone pp. 382-401

Maximilian Ohle, Richard J. Cook, Srðan M. Jovanović and Zhaoying Han

Minilateral Cooperation in the EU’s Post-Brexit Common Security and Defence Policy: Germany and the Visegrád Countries pp. 402-425

Jana Urbanovská, Martin Chovančík and Stanislava Brajerčíková

Inclusive Education in Today’s Russia: Room for Manoeuvre pp. 426-448

Elena Iarskaia-Smirnova and Aleksandra Goriainova

The Sinking of the Armada: Problems for the Three ‘Flagship’ Foreign Investment Agroholdings in Russia and Ukraine pp. 449-480

Christopher Lander and Brian Kuns

Economic Strategies and Immigration in the Soviet Union’s Western Borderlands: Lithuania, Latvia and Belorussia in the 1950s and 1960s pp. 481-498

Saulius Grybkauskas

Weak Strongman. The Limits of Power in Putin’s Russia pp. 499-500

Anders Aslund

Novyi balans sil. Rossiya v poiskakh vneshnepoliticheskogo ravnovesiya pp. 500-502

Georgi Asatryan

Protestbewegungen im langen Schatten des Kreml. Aufbruch und Resignation in Russland und der Ukraine pp. 502-503

Tetiana Havlin

Routledge Handbook of the Caucasus pp. 504-505

Vassily A. Klimentov

Shadow Exchanges Along the New Silk Roads pp. 505-506

Xiaoguang Wang

Convenient Criticism. Local Media and Governance in Urban China pp. 507-508

Ong Thao

Beyond the Steppe Frontier. A History of the Sino–Russian Border pp. 508-510

Henryk Alff

Before Tito. The Communist Party of Yugoslavia during the Great Purge (1936–1940) pp. 510-511

Ioannis Lainas

Soviet Defectors. Revelations of Renegade Intelligence Officers, 1924–1954 pp. 512-513

Chi Zhang

Remaking Ukraine after World War II. The Clash of Local and Central Soviet Power pp. 513-515

Christopher Gilley

Substate Dictatorship. Networks, Loyalty, and Institutional Change in the Soviet Union pp. 515-517

Natalia Kovalyova

Books Received pp. 518-521

The Editors

Volume 74, issue 2, 2022

Correction pp. ii-ii

The Editors

Understanding the Post-Imperial Politics of Security, Stability and Ordering in Central Asia: An Introduction pp. 179-193

Philipp Lottholz and Thorsten Bonacker

Securitising HIV/AIDS in Tajikistan: Framings, Policies and Practices pp. 194-218

Karolina Kluczewska and Oleg Korneev

The USSR is Dead: Long Live the USSR? Tajikistan’s Inconclusive Transition to Security (In)dependence, 1991–1992 pp. 219-236

Isaac McKean Scarborough

Authoritarianism, Ethnic Management and Non-Securitisation: The Kyrgyz Minority in Uzbekistan pp. 237-265

Nick Megoran and Shavkat Rakhmatullaev

The Politics of Stability in Kazakhstan: Depoliticising Participation Through Consultative Ideology? pp. 266-287

Sebastian Schiek

Where Did All the Wahhabis Go? The Evolution of Threat in Central Asian Scholarship pp. 288-309

Hélène Thibault

The Post-Imperial Politics of Security and Depoliticisation: Comparing Discourses and Practices of Ordering Across Central Asia pp. 310-334

Thorsten Bonacker and Philipp Lottholz

List of Contributors pp. 335-336

The Editors

Volume 74, issue 1, 2022

Authoritarian Cooptation of Civil Society: The Case of Belarus pp. 1-30

Anastasiya Astapova, Vasil Navumau, Ryhor Nizhnikau and Leonid Polishchuk

Maly Traścianiec in the Context of Current Narratives on the Holocaust in the Republic of Belarus pp. 31-49

David R. Marples and Veranika Laputska

Welfare Restructuring in Russia since 2012: National Trends and Evidence from the Regions pp. 50-71

Ilya Matveev and Anastasia Novkunskaya

Les enfants terribles de l’Europe? The ‘Sovereigntist’ Role of the Visegrád Group in the Context of the Migration Crisis pp. 72-100

Vladislav Strnad

Social Capital and Subjective Well-Being in Central Asia pp. 101-124

Alma Kudebayeva, Alma Sharipova and Dina Sharipova

A Christmas Ceasefire: Jimmy Carter’s Peace Mission to Bosnia in 1994 pp. 125-139

Hamza Karčić

Selective Equality: Social Democratic Parties and the Referendums on Same-Sex Marriage in Eastern Europe pp. 140-158

Sergiu Gherghina and Nanuli Silagadze

Russian Politics and Response to Globalization pp. 159-160

Dragoș Șamșudean

Russian Modernization. A New Paradigm pp. 160-161

Christine Engel

Politics for Profit. Business, Elections, and Policymaking in Russia pp. 162-163

Isabelle DeSisto

Russia as Civilization. Ideological Discourses in Politics, Media, and Academia pp. 163-165

Patricia Salas Sanchez

The Bridge. Natural Gas in a Redivided Europe pp. 165-166

Taylan Özgür Kaya

The Autocratic Middle Class. How State Dependency Reduces the Demand for Democracy pp. 166-168

Zuzanna Brunarska

Conspiracy Theories in Eastern Europe. Tropes and Trends pp. 168-170

Natasza Styczyńska

Brave New Hungary. Mapping the ‘System of National Cooperation’ pp. 170-171

Max Steuer

Transitional Justice in Poland. Memory and the Politics of the Past pp. 172-173

Anthony Kemp-Welch

Revising History in Communist Europe. Constructing Counter-Revolution in 1956 and 1968 pp. 173-174

Pinar Uz-Hançarli

Islam in Post-Communist Eastern Europe. Between Churchification and Securitization pp. 174-176

Ivan Ulises Kentros Klyszcz

Books Received pp. 177-177

The Editors