Europe-Asia Studies

1949 - 2025

Current editor(s): Terry Cox

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Currency regulation in the NEP period pp. 1251-1296: Yurii Goland
The trial that was not held pp. 1297-1315: Boris Starkov
White gold: The imperial Russian gold reserve in the anti‐Bolshevik east, 1918‐? (An unconcluded chapter in the history of the Russian civil war) pp. 1317-1347: J. D. Smele
National communism and world revolution: The political consequences of German military withdrawal from the Baltic area in 1918–19 pp. 1349-1369: James White
Moscow and the Marshall plan: Politics, ideology and the onset of the cold war, 1947 pp. 1371-1386: Geoffrey Roberts
and rural stakhanovism pp. 1387-1407: Mary Buckley
Soviet women workers and menstruation: A research note on labour protection in the 1920s and 1930s pp. 1409-1415: Melanie Ilic
First Russian biographies of Trotsky: A review article pp. 1417-1423: Ian Thatcher
Reviews pp. 1424-1429: Peter Duncan, Michael Ellman, Tanya Frisby and Yannis Stivachtis
Books received pp. 1431-1432: The Editors
List of contributors pp. 1433-1433: The Editors
Editorial board pp. ebi-ebi: The Editors

Russian directors’ business ethic: A study of industrial enterprises in St Petersburg, 1993 pp. 1075-1107: Oleg Kharkhordin and Theodore Gerber
Privatisation in Russia: One step forward: Two steps back? pp. 1109-1131: Peter Rutland
Regionalism in Russia: The rise and fall of Siberian agreement pp. 1133-1161: James Hughes
Regional politics and market reform in Russia: The case of the Altai pp. 1163-1187: Peter Kirkow
Hungarian transition after three years pp. 1189-1214: Gabor Bakos
The end of Soviet power in St Petersburg: An insider's view pp. 1215-1230: Alexander Vinnikov
Reviews pp. 1231-1243: Tauno Tiusanen, J. Park, James Riordan, Mark Harrison, Yannis Stivachtis, Žeuko Bogetić, George Blazyca and Klaus von Beyme
Books received pp. 1245-1245: The Editors
List of contributors pp. 1247-1247: The Editors
Editorial board pp. ebi-ebi: The Editors

The privatised sector in the Czech republic: Government and bank control in a transitional economy pp. 893-928: Karla Brom and Mitchell Orenstein
The ideological roots of elite political conflict in post‐Soviet Russia pp. 929-953: Judith Kullberg
Economic reforms in Russia: Enterprise behaviour as an impediment to change pp. 955-970: Andrei Kuznetsov
The Russian banking system: Institutional responses to the market transition pp. 971-995: Juliet Johnson
Accountability, governance and finance in Hungarian buy‐outs pp. 997-1016: Judit Karsai and Mike Wright
Identity formation in the Russian Cossack revival pp. 1017-1037: Barbara Skinner
Fiscal policy under transition: The case of Laos pp. 1039-1056: Yves Bourdet
Reviews pp. 1057-1068: Bill Wallace, Stephen Fortescue, Gavin Peebles, Tauno Tiusanen, S. Maksudov, Evan Mawdsley, Teddy Uldricks and W. H. Balekjian
Books received pp. 1069-1070: The Editors
List of contributors pp. 1071-1071: The Editors
Editorial board pp. ebi-ebi: The Editors

East‐Central Europe: A regional survey—The Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland and Slovakia in 1993 pp. 709-734: Jan Winiecki
Market economy and economic reform in Romania: Macroeconomic and microeconomic perspectives pp. 735-756: Yves Van Frausum, Ulrich Gehmann and Jürgen Gross
The state of the Russian gold industry pp. 757-777: Lisa Godek
Political institutionalisation and party development in post‐communist Poland pp. 779-799: Paul Lewis
The reassertion of the left in post‐communist Poland pp. 801-837: Voytek Zubek
Democracy and nationalism in Armenia pp. 839-861: Peter Rutland

Writing the history of the Russian revolution after the fall of communism pp. 563-578: Steve Smith
Catalyst of historiography, Marxism and dissidence: The sector of methodology of the institute of history, Soviet academy of sciences, 1964–68 pp. 579-596: Roger Markwick
Ulbricht embattled: The quest for socialist modernity in the light of new sources pp. 597-615: Jeffrey Kopstein
Chaos on campus: The 1924 student in Leningrad pp. 617-635: Peter Konecny
Land, freedom, and discontent: Russian peasants of the central industrial region prior to collectivisation pp. 637-648: David Hoffmann
Crisis in the union of Soviet writers in the early 1950s pp. 649-661: Maria Zezina
As good as gold? A note on the pp. 663-669: Vincent Barnett
Soviet deaths in the great patriotic war: A note pp. 671-680: Michael Ellman and S. Maksudov
The strange story of Nikolai Starostin, football and Lavrentii Beria pp. 681-690: Jim Riordan
Reviews pp. 691-700: Mark Galeotti, Ronald Hill, Rita di Leo, Peter Rutland, Neil Fodor, Tauno Tiusanen, James Muckle and Ian Thatcher
Book notices pp. 701-702: The Editors
Books received pp. 703-704: The Editors
List of contributors pp. 705-705: The Editors
Editorial board pp. ebi-ebi: The Editors

The Russian federation and Eurasia's Islamic crescent pp. 389-416: Robert Barylski
Insider privatisation in Russia: Speculations on systemic change pp. 417-435: Pekka Sutela
The social background and political allegiance of the political elite of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR: The terminal stage, 1984 to 1991 pp. 437-463: David Lane and Cameron Ross
Gorbachev's last year: Leftist or rightist? pp. 465-487: Jeffrey Surovell
The generic problems of competitiveness at company level in the former socialist economies: The case of Croatia pp. 489-503: Slavo Radosevic
Privatisation in Eastern Germany—Experience with the treuhand pp. 505-517: Jörg Roesler
Demographic Shocks in Eastern Germany, 1989–93 pp. 519-533: Nicholas Eberstadt
Terror victims—Is the evidence complete? pp. 535-537: Alec Nove

The privatisation of industrial enterprises in Russia: Four case‐studies pp. 179-214: Simon Clarke, Peter Fairbrother, Vadim Borisov and Petr Bizyukov
Rural reform and political culture in Russia pp. 215-241: Stephen Wegren
GDPs of the USSR and Eastern Europe: Towards an interwar comparison pp. 243-259: Mark Harrison
The politics of ethnicity: Russians in the New Ukraine pp. 261-283: Ian Bremmer
El'tsin and his voters: Popular support in the 1991 Russian presidential elections and after pp. 285-303: Stephen White, Ian McAllister and Olga Kryshtanovskaya
Opposition politics in Russia pp. 305-335: Gordon Hahn
The Bulgarian economy in transition: Is there anything wrong with macroeconomic policy? pp. 337-351: Garabed Minassian

Mass response to transformation in post‐communist societies pp. 3-28: Richard Rose and Christian Haerpfer
Explaining regime change in the Soviet Union pp. 29-45: Rasma Karklins
The politics of state building: Centre‐periphery relations in Post‐Soviet Ukraine pp. 47-68: Roman Solchanyk
Ethnicity and independence: The case of Estonia in comparative perspective pp. 69-87: Andrus Park
Economic and political constraints during transition pp. 89-106: Stanislaw Gomulka
Party Crisis and the factory shop floor: Krasnyi Putilovets and the Leningrad opposition, 1925–26 pp. 107-126: Clayton Black
Czech culture in the cauldron pp. 127-142: Igor Hájek