Europe-Asia Studies

1949 - 2025

Current editor(s): Terry Cox

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Moscow's acceptance of NATO: The catalytic role of German unification pp. 953-972: Gerhard Wettig
The Dniester conflict: Between irredentism and separatism pp. 973-1000: Pål Kolstø, Andrei Edemsky and Natalya Kalashnikova
Indirect transfers in trade among former Soviet Union Republics: Sources, patterns and policy responses in the Post‐Soviet period pp. 1001-1024: Lucjan Orlowski
After COMECON: A free trade area in Central Europe? pp. 1025-1044: Gabor Bakos
Lost illusions? Defence industry conversion in Czechoslovakia, 1989–92 pp. 1045-1069: Yudit Kiss
The impact of foreign trade on the Czechoslovak economic reforms of the 1960s pp. 1071-1090: Lee Metcalf
‘Karelian fever’: The Finnish immigrant community during Stalin's purges pp. 1091-1116: Michael Gelb

Perestroika, Perestrelka, Pereborka: Policing Russia in a time of change pp. 769-786: Mark Galeotti
Charity, self‐help and politics in Russia, 1985–91 pp. 787-810: Anne White
Arkadii Volsky's political base pp. 811-829: Eric Lohr
The impact of the Soviet collapse on military relations with India pp. 831-850: Ramesh Thakur
The limits of mobilisation: Party, state and the 1927 civil defence campaign pp. 851-868: Kenneth Slepyan
Slovenia's road to democracy pp. 869-886: Sabrina Ramet
Slovenia—one year of independence pp. 887-905: Egon Žižmond
Obstacles to economic reform in Albania pp. 907-921: Gramoz Pashko
Pricing practices in the CMEA trade regime: A reappraisal pp. 923-930: Kazimierz Poznanski

Soviet military expenditure and the armaments industry, 1929–33: A reconsideration pp. 577-608: Robert Davies
Free economic zones in the context of economic changes in Russia pp. 609-625: Sergei Manezhev
Transformation to a market economy in the former Czechoslovakia pp. 627-645: Jan Adam
The socialist‐left opposition in post‐communist Hungary pp. 647-670: Barnabas Racz
Re‐examining Soviet policy towards germany in 1953 pp. 671-691: James Richter
Political parties in Ukraine pp. 693-703: Andrew Wilson and Artur Bilous
Polish public opinion on privatisation and State Interventionism pp. 705-728: Janina Frentzel‐Zagorska and Krzysztof Zagorski
Reviews pp. 737-741: Michael Cox

International relations in a regional context: Poland and its eastern Neighbours—Lithuania, Belarus, Ukraine pp. 395-418: Stephen Burant
Contradictions between micro‐ and macro‐economic goals in post‐communist societies pp. 419-444: Richard Rose
Problems of creating stable monetary systems in post‐communist economies pp. 445-461: Jacek Rostowski
The role of employee ownership in Privatisation of state enterprises in eastern and central Europe pp. 463-481: Zeljko Bogetic
Lessons from estimating military production of the former Soviet Union pp. 483-503: Fyodor Kushnirsky
The gender base of institutional support in Lithuania, Ukraine and Russia pp. 505-532: Vicki Hesli and Arthur Miller
The Collectivisation of agriculture and the soviet prison camp system pp. 533-546: John Scherer and Michael Jakobson

Legal aspects of monetary policy in the former Soviet Union pp. 193-209: Stephen Lewarne
Czech and Slovak economic relations pp. 211-235: Ales Capek and Gerald Sazama
The Dilemmas of economic liberalism in Poland pp. 237-257: Ben Slay
Crime and punishment in Soviet officialdom, 1965–90 pp. 259-279: William Clark
Soviet military manpower policy in the Brezhnev era: Regime goals, social origins and ‘working the system’ pp. 281-302: William Zimmerman and Michael Berbaum
End of the ‘low, dishonest decade’: Failure of the Anglo‐Franco‐Soviet alliance in 1939 pp. 303-341: Michael Carley
The Soviet economic failure: Brutzkus revisited pp. 343-357: John Wilhelm

From to pp. 3-6: William Wallace
The success of a failure: Gorbachev's alcohol policy, 1985–88 pp. 7-25: Daniel Tarschys
The jurisdictional scope of Soviet criminal law: Ideological and policy determinants pp. 27-55: George Ginsburgs
Industry and Purge in the Donbass, 1936–37 pp. 57-78: Francesco Benvenuti
A comparative review of privatisation strategies in four former socialist countries pp. 79-102: Marko Simoneti
Quo Vadis—homo sapiens? Results and alternatives for the transformation strategy of the CSFR pp. 103-114: Milos Pick
The death of Soviet literature: Can Russian literature survive? pp. 115-139: Rosalind Marsh
Soviet economic growth since 1928: The alternative statistics of G. I. Khanin pp. 141-167: Mark Harrison
Public attitudes to the KGB: A research note pp. 169-175: Stephen White and Ol'ga Kryshtanovskaya
Reviews pp. 177-185: Gulshan Sachdeva, Vincent Barnett, Thomas Remington, Lars Poulsen‐Hansen, Roger Morgan and Derek Hall
Books received pp. 187-188: The Editors
List of contributors pp. 189-189: The Editors
Editorial board pp. ebi-ebi: The Editors