Europe-Asia Studies

1949 - 2025

Current editor(s): Terry Cox

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The transformation of the Russian defence industry pp. 1269-1292: Antonio Sánchez‐Andrés
Planning for war: The red army and the catastrophe of 1941 pp. 1293-1326: Cynthia Roberts
Literacy and labour: The Russian literacy campaign within the trade unions, 1923–27 pp. 1327-1341: Charles Clark
The Memorial Society in the Russian Provinces pp. 1343-1366: Anne White
‘There's no joy any more’: The experience of reform in a kuzbass mining settlement pp. 1367-1381: Sarah Ashwin
Alec Nove: A bibliographical tribute pp. 1383-1410: Ian Thatcher
Reviews pp. 1413-1424: George Sanford, Jesus de Andres, Tanya Frisby, Peter Waldron, Christopher Williams, Kathleen Young, David Guild, Steven Main, Nicola Miller and Matthew Allen
Books received pp. 1425-1425: The Editors
List of contributors pp. 1427-1427: The Editors
Editorial board pp. ebi-ebi: The Editors

Property rights and transformation in Russia: Institutional change in the far North pp. 1077-1108: Gail Osherenko
The deterioration of the ecological situation in central Asia: Causes and possible consequences pp. 1109-1123: Igor Lipovsky
Foreign policy and national identity: A comparison of Ukraine and Belarus pp. 1125-1144: Stephen Burant
Electoral behaviour in western Ukraine in national elections and referendums, 1989–91 pp. 1145-1176: Sarah Birch
Social and ideological cleavage formation in post‐communist hungary pp. 1177-1204: Geoffrey Evans and Stephen Whitefield
The liberalisation of east‐west trade: An assessment of its impact on exports from central and Eastern Europe pp. 1205-1223: Margarida Ferreira
Searching for Sidney Reilly: The lockhart plot in revolutionary Russia, 1918 pp. 1225-1241: John Long
Reviews pp. 1243-1254: Peter Boyle, Christopher Williams, Vincent Barnett, Martin McCauley, Dick Richardson, Geoffrey Roberts, Andrew Dawson, Neil Parsons, Christopher Read and David McLellan
Books received pp. 1255-1256: The Editors
List of contributors pp. 1257-1257: The Editors
Editorial board pp. ebi-ebi: The Editors

Legislation on pornography in Russia pp. 909-922: Paul Goldschmidt
Regional warlordism in Russia: The case of Primorskii pp. 923-947: Peter Kirkow
The politics of soft credit in post‐Soviet Russia pp. 949-976: Daniel Treisman
The new Eurasianism: The rise of geopolitics in Russia's foreign policy pp. 977-988: David Kerr
The transition to a market economy in Hungary pp. 989-1006: Jan Adam
Fiscal systems in transition: The case of the Czech income tax pp. 1007-1023: Fiona Coulter, Christopher Heady, Colin Lawson and Stephen Smith
Political norms in rural Russia: Evidence from public attitudes pp. 1025-1042: William Reisinger, Arthur Miller and Vicki Hesli
The resettlement of Soviet citizens from Manchuria in 1935–36: A research note pp. 1043-1050: Svetlana Onegina
Reviews pp. 1051-1062: Simon Clarke, Andrei Kuznetsov, Daniel Park, Alex Reid, Gary Rawnsley, Christopher Williams, Margery McMahon, James Kellas, Michael Jakobson and Yang Zhong
Correspondence pp. 1063-1064: Linda Cook
Books received pp. 1065-1066: The Editors
List of contributors pp. 1067-1067: The Editors
Editorial board pp. ebi-ebi: The Editors

The Domestic and International Consequences of Citizenship in the Soviet Successor States pp. 731-763: Lowell Barrington
Economic influences on the political support for market reform in post‐communist transitions: Some evidence from the 1993 polish parliamentary elections pp. 765-785: John Gibson and Anna Cielecka
Sink or swim? Central European defence industry enterprises in the aftermath of the cold war pp. 787-812: Yudit Kiss
The rise of contested politics in central Asia: Elections in Kyrgyzstan, 1989–90 pp. 813-833: Eugene Huskey
The semantic space of Russian political parties on a federal and regional level pp. 835-857: Viktor Petrenko, Ol'ga Mitina and Ruth Brown
Separation of ownership and control in transition: The case of Bulgaria pp. 859-875: Evgeni Peev

Crime in the transition economies pp. 555-589: Richard Lotspeich
Public opinion, parties and voters in the December 1993 Russian elections pp. 591-614: Matthew Wyman, Stephen White, Bill Miller and Paul Heywood
The policy and regime of extraordinary measures in Russia under Lenin and Stalin pp. 615-632: Gennadii Bordyugov
Particular features of employment and unemployment in the present stage of transformation of the post‐socialist countries pp. 633-649: János Timár
The transformation of R&D potential in Ukraine pp. 651-668: Igor Egorov
Polish workers and the post‐communist transition, 1989–93 pp. 669-712: Mark Kramer

: Theoretical and political problems of economic reforms in the USSR pp. 387-411: Vladimir Mau
A long wave goodbye: Kondrat'ev and the Conjuncture institute, 1920–28 pp. 413-441: Vincent Barnett
>Russians on the red river: The Soviet impact on Hanoi's townscape, 1955–90 pp. 443-468: William Logan
Stabilising inflation in Slovenia, Croatia and Macedonia: How independence has affected macroeconomic policy outcomes pp. 469-492: Evan Kraft
‘Lenin’ and ‘Brezhnev’: Steel making and the Bulgarian economy, 1956–90 pp. 493-505: Michael Palairet
Foreign investment in Estonia: A statistical approach pp. 507-525: Kari Liuhto

The Russian elections of December 1993 pp. 195-227: Richard Sakwa
The Ukrainian parliamentary elections in March‐April 1994 pp. 229-249: Marko Bojcun
The ‘second‐generation’ post‐communist elections in Hungary in 1994 pp. 251-279: Barnabas Racz and Istvan Kukorelli
Science in shock: Russian science policy in transition pp. 281-303: Peter Kneen
Entrepreneurial aspects of privatisation in transition economies pp. 305-316: Dinko Dubravčcić
Opportunities for workers’ participation in privatisation in Hungary: The case of the Eger Flour Mill pp. 317-335: Mihaly Laki
The Red Army and the Soviet Military and political leadership in the late 1920s: The case of the ‘Inner‐Army opposition of 1928’ pp. 337-355: Steven Main

The influence of the Baltic popular movements on the process of Soviet disintegration pp. 3-25: Nils Muiznieks
Russia and Estonian security dilemmas pp. 27-45: Andrus Park
Industrial restructuring in Romania: Diagnosis and strategies pp. 47-65: Yves van Frausum
Ukraine's quest for independence: The fuel factor pp. 67-90: Oles Smolansky
Public support for the devolution of power in Ukraine: Regional patterns pp. 91-121: Vicki Hesli
Poland at the crossroads: The 1993 general election pp. 123-145: Kenneth Chan
Agriculture and rural out‐migration in Central Asia, 1960–91 pp. 147-169: Ajay Patnaik