Europe-Asia Studies

1949 - 2025

Current editor(s): Terry Cox

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Anti‐ministerialism and the USSR ministry of justice, 1953–56: A study in organisational decline pp. 1279-1318: Yoram Gorlizki
The scale and nature of German and Soviet repression and mass killings, 1930–451 pp. 1319-1353: Stephen Wheatcroft
‘Strengthen the defence of the land of Soviets’: The 1927 ‘war alarm’ and its consequences pp. 1355-1364: N. S. Simonov
Tukhachevsky in Leningrad: Military politics and exile, 1928–31 pp. 1365-1386: David Stone
Women workers in the Soviet mining industry: A case‐study of labour protection pp. 1387-1401: Melanie Ilič
Commercial enterprise on the stage: Changes in Russian theatre management between 1986 and 1996 pp. 1403-1416: Birgit Beumers

National identity and politics in Southern and Eastern Ukraine pp. 1079-1104: Paul Pirie
Why did nationalism fail in Tajikistan? pp. 1105-1129: Shahram Akbarzadeh
The final word: The draft party programme of July/August 1991 pp. 1131-1150: Mark Sandle
Struggles for authority in the NEP village: The early rural correspondents movement, 1923–1927 pp. 1151-1171: Steven Coe
Privatisation, shareholding and the efficiency argument: Russian experience pp. 1173-1185: Andrei Kuznetsov and Olga Kuznetsova
The spatial dimension of transformation: Time pattern and ownership factors on the micro level pp. 1187-1202: Tomasz Mickiewicz
On the alternative statistics of G. Khanin pp. 1203-1217: Valentin Kudrov
Comparing ‘old’ and ‘new’ on Lenin: A review article pp. 1219-1229: Morris Slavin

The Russian economy after systemic change pp. 887-914: Stefan Hedlund and Niclas Sundström
The Computer and software industries in the east European economies—a bridgehead to the global economy? pp. 915-930: David Dyker
Opening and closing the Sino‐Russian border: Trade, regional development and political interest in north‐east Asia pp. 931-957: David Kerr
Stalinism in post‐communist perspective: New evidence on killings, forced labour and economic growth in the 1930s pp. 959-987: Steven Rosefielde
: The crisis of a Genre pp. 989-1006: Stephen Lovell
Trading cycles for change: S. A. Pervushin as an economist of the business cycle pp. 1007-1025: Vincent Barnett

From Soviet to Russian Élite pp. 711-733: Olga Kryshtanovskaya and Stephen White
Gloomy prospects for the Russian economy pp. 735-750: Igor Birman
Re‐evaluating mass support for political and economic change in Russia pp. 751-766: Robert Brym
The economic planning and management of the Tyl in the Soviet armed forces pp. 767-782: Laure Després
Comparative perspectives on judicial review in Lithuania pp. 783-795: Leonas Sabaliunas
The web of cross‐ownership among Czech financial intermediaries: An assessment pp. 797-809: Peter Kenway and Eva Klvačová
Excess labour and managerial shortage: Findings from a survey in St Petersburg pp. 811-835: J. David Brown

The transformation of Russia: The role of the political Élite pp. 535-549: David Lane
Patrimonialism and the stalinist system: The case of S. I. Syrtsov pp. 551-568: James Hughes
The untold story of in the 1930s pp. 569-586: Mary Buckley
The republic of Sakha (Yakutia): The evolution of centre‐periphery relations in the Russian federation pp. 587-613: Daniel Kempton
Mongolia: Agrarian crisis in the transition to a market economy pp. 615-628: Max Spoor
The structure of incomes and social protection during the transition: The case of Bulgaria pp. 629-646: Fareed Hassan and R. Kyle Peters
The welfare state and the emerging non‐profit sector in Bulgaria pp. 647-662: Keith Snavely

Structural change in the economies of Russia's regions pp. 367-392: Douglas Sutherland and Philip Hanson
Early feudalism—The best parallel for contemporary Russia pp. 393-411: Vladimir Shlapentokh
Dealing with the communist past: Central and East European experiences after 1990 pp. 413-428: Helga Welsh
Foreign investment in Russia: The case of the oil industry pp. 429-455: James Watson
New sources on Soviet decision making during the 1968 Czechoslovak crisis pp. 457-470: Kieran Williams
The Russian media in post‐Soviet conditions pp. 471-479: David Benn
Trotsky studies—After the crash: A brief note pp. 481-486: Ian Thatcher

Khrushchev's ‘secret speech’ and polish politics: The spring of 1956 pp. 181-206: Tony Kemp‐Welch
The road to: Economics in the USSR and the problems of reforming the Soviet economic order pp. 207-224: Vladimir Mau
Post‐Soviet political culture in Russia: An assessment of recent empirical investigations pp. 225-260: Frederic Fleron
The struggle for solidarity 1980–81: Two waves of leadership in conflict pp. 261-284: Robert Biezenski
The re‐formation of the managerial Élite in the Czech republic pp. 285-303: Ed Clark and Anna Soulsby
New tendencies in post‐totalitarian Bulgaria: Mass culture and the media pp. 305-315: Roumiana Deltcheva
Understanding rural reform in Russia: A response to reisinger pp. 317-329: Stephen Wegren

Social Security in Russia under Economic Transformation pp. 5-25: Vladimir Mikhalev
Variations on a corporatist theme: Interest associations in post‐soviet Ukraine and Russia pp. 27-46: Paul Kubicek
Democracy, Institutional Change, and Stabilisation Policy in Hungary pp. 47-83: David Bartlett
Continuity and change in polish economic policy: The impact of the 1993 election pp. 85-100: George Blazyca and Ryszard Rapacki
Nationalism, interethnic relations and federalism: The case of the Sakha republic (Yakutia) pp. 101-120: Marjorie Balzer and Uliana Vinokurova
Entrepreneurial transition in post‐soviet republics: The Estonian path pp. 121-140: Kari Liuhto
Estimating the peasant population of late imperial Russia from the 1897 census: A research note pp. 141-153: David Moon
Reviews pp. 155-167: David Kerr, Peter Glatter, Geoffrey Swain, Adli Kandah, Todd Clark, Neil McFadyean, Graham Roberts, Richard Taylor and Jane McDermid
Book notices pp. 169-170: The Editors
Books received pp. 171-171: The Editors
List of contributors pp. 173-173: The Editors
Editorial board pp. ebi-ebi: The Editors