Europe-Asia Studies

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Volume 72, issue 10, 2020

Back to Competitive Authoritarianism? Democratic Backsliding in Vučić’s Serbia pp. 1617-1638

Antonino Castaldo

The Opposition Bloc in Ukraine: A Clientelistic Party with Diminished Administrative Resources pp. 1639-1656

Atsushi Ogushi

Memories on Demand: Narratives about 1917 in Russia’s Online Publics pp. 1657-1677

Anna Litvinenko and Andrei Zavadski

‘You Don’t Need Santa Monica!’ The Objectification of Elderly Care Receivers in Russia pp. 1678-1702

Arturs Holavins

Taxing the Golden Goose: Reforming Taxation of the Oil Sector in Putin’s Russia pp. 1703-1727

Adnan Vatansever

Neo-nomadic Culture as a Territorial Brand for ‘Authentic’ Tourism Development in Kazakhstan pp. 1728-1751

Guillaume Tiberghien

Empiriomonism. Essays in Philosophy, Books 1–3 pp. 1752-1753

James D. White

Empire of Friends. Soviet Power and Socialist Internationalism in Cold War Czechoslovakia pp. 1753-1755

Szinan Radi

Bringing Stalin Back In. Memory Politics and the Creation of a Useable Past in Putin’s Russia pp. 1755-1756

Natalia Kovalyova

Kazakhstan in World War II. Mobilisation and Ethnicity in the Soviet Empire pp. 1757-1758

Berikbol Dukeyev

Tourism Development in Post-Soviet Nations. From Communism to Capitalism pp. 1758-1760

Halil Burak Sakal

Europe in the Caucasus, Caucasus in Europe. Perspectives on the Construction of a Region pp. 1760-1761

Laura Luciani

Ukraine’s Maidan, Russia’s War. A Chronicle and Analysis of the Revolution of Dignity pp. 1762-1763

George O. Liber

Chronicles in Stone. Preservation, Patriotism, and Identity in Northwest Russia pp. 1763-1765

Matthew Blackburn

Putin and His Neighbors. Russia’s Policies Toward Eurasia pp. 1765-1767

Taras Kuzio

Post Putin. Succession, Stability, and Russia’s Future pp. 1767-1768

Mikhail Polianskii

Russia and America. The Asymmetric Rivalry pp. 1769-1770

Vassily A. Klimentov

Federalism in China and Russia. Story of Success and Story of Failure? pp. 1770-1771

Ekaterina Paustyan

The Art of Political Control in China pp. 1772-1773

Firoz Ehsan

A Social History of Maoist China. Conflict and Change, 1949–1976 pp. 1773-1775

Woyu Liu

Books Received pp. 1776-1776

The Editors

Volume 72, issue 9, 2020

Charm Offensive or Offensive Charm? An Analysis of Russian and Chinese Cultural Institutes Abroad pp. 1445-1467

Milos Popovic, Erin K. Jenne and Juraj Medzihorsky

Cartographies of Consensus and Grievance: Visualising the Territory of Azerbaijan pp. 1468-1497

Laurence Broers

Managed Civil Society and Police Oversight in Russia: Regional Police–Public Councils pp. 1498-1522

Lauren A. McCarthy, Katherine Stolerman and Anton V. Tikhomirov

The Rise of the Anti-Gender Movement in Croatia and the 2013 Marriage Referendum pp. 1523-1553

Tanja Vučković Juroš, Ivana Dobrotić and Sunčica Flego

‘With a Little Help from New Friends’? Ideas of International Brotherhood in Postcommunist Contexts pp. 1554-1576

Justyna Pierzynska

No Happy Childhood Behind the Iron Curtain: Cold War and Imperial Perspectives in the Anglo–Soviet Dispute Over Unaccompanied Baltic Children (1947–1952) pp. 1577-1595

Rosaria Franco

Declining Democracy in East-Central Europe. The Divide in the EU and Emerging Hard Populism pp. 1596-1597

Zerrin Torun

Extreme Reactions. Radical Right Mobilization in Eastern Europe pp. 1597-1599

Ryan Shaffer

Ukraine and Russia. From Civilized Divorce to Uncivil War pp. 1599-1600

Tomasz Braun

Routledge Handbook of Russian Foreign Policy pp. 1600-1602

Steven J. Main

Foreign Policies of the CIS States. A Comprehensive Reference pp. 1602-1603

Tiziana Melchiorre

Webs of Corruption. Trafficking and Terrorism in Central Asia pp. 1603-1605

Navruz Nekbakhtshoev

Japan and the New Silk Road. Diplomacy, Development, and Connectivity pp. 1605-1606

John West

International Law and the Post-Soviet Space I. Essays on Chechnya and the Baltic States pp. 1606-1608

Andreas Pacher

Electoral Strategies Under Authoritarianism. Evidence from the Former Soviet Union pp. 1608-1610

Julian G. Waller

The February Revolution, Petrograd, 1917. The End of the Tsarist Regime and the Birth of Dual Power pp. 1610-1611

Simon Cosgrove

Tsardom of Sufficiency, Empire of Norms. Statistics, Land Allotments, and Agrarian Reform in Russia, 1700–1921 pp. 1611-1614

Terry Cox

Books Received pp. 1615-1616

The Editors

Volume 72, issue 8, 2020

Apparatchiks and Enterprises: The Case of the Warsaw Region in 1950–1970 pp. 1277-1304

Maciej Tymiński

From Komsomol to the Republican Youth Union: Building a Pro-presidential Mass Youth Organisation in Post-Soviet Belarus pp. 1305-1328

Kristiina Silvan

An Epistemic Community in Abeyance: The Work of Russian Anti-Violence Organisations in a Restrictive Legal Climate pp. 1329-1351

Maria Davidenko

A Brain Drain in Russian Agriculture? Migration Sentiments among Skilled Russian Rural Youth pp. 1352-1377

Vasyl Kvartiuk, Martin Petrick, Miroslava Bavorova, Zuzana Bednaříková and Elena Ponkina

Georgia's Experiences with Foreign Fighters: Global Recruitment, Local Roots pp. 1378-1402

Elena Pokalova

The Role of Repatriate Organisations in the Integration of Kazakhstan’s Oralmandar pp. 1403-1425

Markus Kaiser and Serik Beimenbetov

A War of Songs. Popular Music and Recent Russia–Ukraine Relations pp. 1426-1427

Catherine Baker

Moscow Rules. What Drives Russia to Confront the West pp. 1427-1429

Diana Bozhilova

Ethnic Cleansing During the Cold War. The Forgotten 1989 Expulsion of Turks From Communist Bulgaria pp. 1429-1431

Vicken Cheterian

Stalin and Mao. A Comparison of the Russian and Chinese Revolutions pp. 1431-1432

Riccardo Mario Cucciolla

Power and Conflict in Russia’s Borderlands. The Post-Soviet Geopolitics of Dispute Resolution pp. 1433-1434

Adriana Cuppuleri

A Mashup World. Hybrids, Crossovers and Post-Reality pp. 1434-1436

Tetiana Havlin

Armies of Russia’s War in Ukraine pp. 1436-1438

Taras Kuzio

Eurasia on the Edge. Managing Complexity pp. 1438-1439

Edward Lemon

State-Building in the Middle of a Geopolitical Struggle: The Cases of Ukraine, Moldova and Pridnestrovia pp. 1439-1441

Tuğçe Yıldız

Chinese Spies. From Chairman Mao to Xi Jinping pp. 1441-1442

Chi Zhang

Books Received pp. 1443-1443

The Editors

Volume 72, issue 7, 2020

‘The Foreign Within’: State–Civil Society Relations in Russia pp. 1103-1124

Kirsti Stuvøy

The Reform of Skill Formation in Russia: Regional Responses pp. 1125-1152

Thomas F. Remington and Israel Marques II

Russia–Kazakhstan Relations in the Early Post-Soviet Era: Explaining the Roots of Cooperation pp. 1153-1185

Christopher A. Stevens

Poland, Germany and the EU: Reimagining Central Europe pp. 1186-1208

Ekaterina Levintova and David Coury

Transnistria’s Order of Friendship: Legitimacy Through Diplomatic Practice pp. 1209-1231

Andreas Pacher

From Resistance Movement to Civil War: Why Violence Escalated in Lithuania but not in Moldova during Soviet Annexation (1944–1952) pp. 1232-1256

Carter Johnson

Russia’s Futures pp. 1257-1258

Ferenc Laczó

The Code of Putinism pp. 1259-1260

Wolfgang Mueller

Russia’s Public Diplomacy. Evolution and Practice pp. 1260-1261

Victoria Hudson

Ukraine after Maidan. Revisiting Domestic and Regional Security pp. 1262-1263

Roman Solchanyk

The Legacy Structure of Russia’s One Hundred Year Transformation pp. 1263-1265

Diana Bozhilova

Transition Economies. Transformation, Development, and Society in Eastern Europe and the Former Soviet Union pp. 1265-1266

Jacob Assa

Politics under the Influence. Vodka and Public Policy in Putin’s Russia pp. 1267-1268

Steven J. Main

Stalin’s Secret Weapon. The Origins of Soviet Biological Warfare pp. 1268-1270

Natalia Kovalyova

Military Masculinity and Postwar Recovery in the Soviet Union pp. 1270-1272

Siobhán Hearne

To See Paris and Die. The Soviet Lives of Western Culture pp. 1272-1273

Farah Abou Harb

Learning to Become Turkmen. Literacy, Language, and Power, 1914–2014 pp. 1273-1275

Luca Anceschi

Books Received pp. 1276-1276

The Editors

Volume 72, issue 6, 2020

Political Revisionism: Old and New pp. 931-939

Nik Hynek and Vít Střítecký

Contemporary Revisionism in the Multilayered Political Order: Operationalisation, Techno-Social Conditions, Dilemmas pp. 940-954

Nik Hynek and Aleš Karmazin

Russian, US and Chinese Revisionism: Bridging Domestic and Great Power Politics pp. 955-975

Aleš Karmazin and Nik Hynek

Russian Revisionism, Legal Discourse and the ‘Rules-Based’ International Order pp. 976-995

Roy Allison

Between Pastiche and Sampling: NATO’s Strategic Adaptation to Russian Revisionism pp. 996-1009

Tomáš Karásek

Building a Multiple ‘Security Shelter’ in the Baltic States after EU and NATO Accession pp. 1010-1032

Neringa Bladaitė and Margarita Šešelgytė

Accommodating Revisionism through Balancing Regionalism: The Case of Central Asia pp. 1033-1052

Aliya Tskhay and Filippo Costa Buranelli

The Perils of Path Dependency: Germany’s Russia Policy pp. 1053-1072

Hans-Joachim Spanger

From Revolution to ‘Counter-Revolution’: Democracy in Central and Eastern Europe 30 Years On pp. 1073-1099

Jan Zielonka and Jacques Rupnik

List of Contributors pp. 1100-1102

The Editors

Volume 72, issue 5, 2020

To Resign or Not to Resign: Why Incumbents Ignore Peaceful Mass Protests pp. 763-791

Nina Simeonova Barzachka

Financial Crisis Management and the Rise of Authoritarian Populism: What Makes Hungary Different from Latvia and Romania? pp. 792-814

Dóra Győrffy

Choosing Mazepa Over Lenin: The Transformation of Monuments and Political Order in Post-Maidan Ukraine pp. 815-836

Lina Klymenko

Principal–Agent Dynamics and Electoral Manipulation: Local Risks, Patronage and Tactical Variation in Russian Elections, 2003–2012 pp. 837-862

Cole J. Harvey

Islamist Communities on VKontakte: Identification Mechanisms and Network Structure pp. 863-893

Mikhail Myagkov, Sergey I. Chudinov, Vitaliy V. Kashpur, Vyacheslav L. Goiko and Evgeny V. Shchekotin

Settling the Sino–Russian Border Issue: Land in Exchange for a Strategic Partnership? pp. 894-910

Lei Yu

The Nonprofit Sector in Eastern Europe, Russia, and Central Asia. Civil Society Advances and Challenges pp. 911-913

Terry Cox

The Politics of Police Reform. Society against the State in Post-Soviet Countries pp. 913-915

Gavin Slade

Alexander Dubček Unknown (1921–1992). The Life of a Political Icon pp. 915-916

Sabrina P. Ramet

New Chinese Migrants in Europe. The Case of the Chinese Community in Hungary pp. 916-918

Wai Fong Chau

Russian Hybrid Warfare. Resurgence and Politicisation pp. 918-920

Ohannes Geukjian

The Sociology of Central Asian Youth. Choice, Constraint, Risk pp. 920-921

Sevket Akyildiz

Eurasian Environments. Nature and Ecology in Imperial Russian and Soviet History pp. 921-923

Aleksandr Korobeinikov

Starving Ukraine. The Holodomor and Canada’s Response pp. 923-925

John Vsetecka

Immigration and Refugee Law in Russia. Socio-Legal Perspectives pp. 925-926

Aleksandra Jolkina

Making and Remaking the Balkans. Nations and States Since 1878 pp. 926-928

Alban Nako

Books Received pp. 929-929

The Editors

Volume 72, issue 4, 2020

Emerging Varieties of Post-Communist Capitalism in Central and Eastern Europe: Where Do We Stand? pp. 565-592

Ryszard Rapacki, Juliusz Gardawski, Adam Czerniak, Bozena Horbaczewska, Adam Karbowski, Piotr Maszczyk and Mariusz Prochniak

What is the Role of Nationalism and Ethnicity in the Russia–Ukraine Crisis? pp. 593-613

Erika Harris

Beyond Neoliberalism? Revisiting the Welfare State in the Baltic States pp. 614-643

Sonja Avlijaš

Financing Russian Civil Society pp. 644-685

Debra Javeline and Sarah Lindemann-Komarova

Business in the Power Structure of Small Russian Towns pp. 686-711

Valeri Ledyaev and Alla Chirikova

Urban Narratives on the Changing Nature of Social Capital in Post-Communist Romania pp. 712-738

Adriana Mihaela Soaita and Barend Wind

Alternatives to Democracy in Twentieth-Century Europe. Collectivist Visions of Modernity pp. 739-740

Samuel Foster

Russia’s Crony Capitalism. The Path from Market Economy to Kleptocracy pp. 740-742

Vera Rogova

After Empire. Nationalist Imagination and Symbolic Politics in Russia and Eurasia in the Twentieth and Twenty-First Century pp. 742-744

Arzuu Sheranova

Russia, The EU, and the Eastern Partnership. Building Bridges or Digging Trenches? pp. 744-746

Tuğçe Yıldız

Cultural Imperialism and the Decline of the Liberal Order. Russian and Western Soft Power in Eastern Europe pp. 746-747

Zerrin Torun

The Quality of Divided Democracies. Minority Inclusion, Exclusion, and Representation in the New Europe pp. 747-749

Michael Johns

Czechoslovakia Behind the Curtain. Life, Work and Culture in the Communist Era pp. 749-750

Amanda M. Williams

Being Muslim in Central Asia. Practices, Politics, and Identities pp. 750-752

Gulnar Nadirova and Dauren Aben

Nomads and Soviet Rule. Central Asia under Lenin and Stalin pp. 752-753

Jonathan Z. Ludwig

China’s Eurasian Dilemmas. Roads and Risks for a Sustainable Global Power pp. 753-755

Xiaoguang Wang

Curating Revolution. Politics on Display in Mao’s China pp. 755-756

Chi Zhang

The Communist Party of China and Marxism 1921–1985. A Self-Portrait pp. 756-758

Aida Aidarova

Books Received pp. 759-761

The Editors

Volume 72, issue 3, 2020

War and Displacement: The Case of Ukraine pp. 347-353

Gwendolyn Sasse

The Displaced as ‘Ordinary Citizens’: Exploring Variation in the Political Attitudes of the Displaced from Donbas pp. 354-382

Gwendolyn Sasse and Alice Lackner

Employment of Displaced and Non-Displaced Households in Luhansk and Donetsk Oblasti pp. 383-403

Hanna Vakhitova and Pavlo Iavorskyi

‘Social Distancing’ and Hierarchies of Belonging: The Case of Displaced Population from Donbas and Crimea pp. 404-431

Viktoriya Sereda

‘Somehow, We Cannot Accept It’: Drivers of Internal Displacement from Crimea and the Forced/Voluntary Migration Binary pp. 432-454

Austin Charron

Entangled in Social Safety Nets: Administrative Responses to and Lived Experiences of Internally Displaced Persons in Ukraine pp. 455-480

Tania Bulakh

Victims, Villains, or Geopolitical Tools? Representations of Donbas Displacement in Ukrainian and Russian Government Media pp. 481-504

Emma Rimpiläinen

To Help ‘Brotherly People’? Russian Policy Towards Ukrainian Refugees pp. 505-527

Irina Kuznetsova

Causes and Consequences of the War in Eastern Ukraine: An Economic Geography Perspective pp. 528-560

Vlad Mykhnenko

List of Contributors pp. 561-563

The Editors

Volume 72, issue 2, 2020

Post-Soviet Conflict Potentials pp. 151-154

Cindy Wittke

Conflict Over Peace? The United States’ and Russia’s Diverging Conceptual Approaches to Peace and Conflict Settlement pp. 155-179

Evgeniya Bakalova and Konstanze Jüngling

The Politics of International Law in the Post-Soviet Space: Do Georgia, Ukraine, and Russia ‘Speak’ International Law in International Politics Differently? pp. 180-208

Cindy Wittke

Evolving Dynamics of Societal Security and the Potential for Conflict in Eastern Ukraine pp. 209-237

David J. Galbreath and Tetyana Malyarenko

A Critical Political Cosmopolitanism for Conflict De-escalation: The Crimean Example pp. 238-262

Marc Dietrich

Accepting Alien Rule? State-Building Nationalism in Georgia’s Azeri Borderland pp. 263-285

Christofer Berglund

Russia and its Western Neighbours: A Comparative Study of the Security Situation in the Black, Baltic and Barents Sea Regions pp. 286-313

Kristian Åtland and Ihor Kabanenko

Ideology and Disengagement: A Case Study of Nationalists and Islamists in Chechnya pp. 314-330

Emil Aslan Souleimanov and Huseyn Aliyev

Ukraine and the Art of Strategy pp. 331-333

Taras Kuzio

The Euromaidan’s Effect on Civil Society. Why and How Ukrainian Social Capital Increased After the Revolution of Dignity pp. 333-334

Karina Shyrokykh

Russian Foreign Policy pp. 334-336

Iryna Zhyrun

The Operation of International Law in the Russian Legal System. A Changing Approach pp. 336-337

Anna Kondratyuk

Democratic Transition and Consolidation in Romania. Civic Engagement and Elites’ Behavior After 1989 pp. 337-339

Chi Zhang

Legal Lessons. Popularizing Laws in the People’s Republic of China 1949–1989 pp. 339-341

Yanxuedan Zhang

Books Received pp. 342-342

The Editors

List of Contributors pp. 343-344

The Editors

Correction pp. 345-345

The Editors

Volume 72, issue 1, 2020

Acknowledgement of Reviewers pp. iii-v

The Editors

From the Editors pp. 1-2

Luca Anceschi and David J. Smith

Terry Cox: An Appreciation pp. 3-7

Martin Myant

Media Discourse and the Quality of Democracy in Serbia after Milošević pp. 8-32

Nebojša Vladisavljević

Leaders without Leadership: Surrogate Governments in Poland pp. 33-54

Krzysztof Zuba

The Role of 9 May Commemorations in the Discursive Construction of Russophone Identity in Estonia pp. 55-79

Dmitri Gorelov

Electoral Engineering in the Russian Regions (2003–2017) pp. 80-98

Mikhail Turchenko

Restrictive Institutions and Critical Resources: Non-Profit Organisations and Volunteer Resources in the Russian Federation pp. 99-116

Jo Crotty and Sergej Ljubownikow

Political Police Archives in Ukraine and Georgia: A Research Note pp. 117-131

Polly Corrigan

Judgment in Moscow. Soviet Crimes and Western Complicity pp. 132-133

Martin Dewhirst

Red Hamlet. The Life and Ideas of Alexander Bogdanov pp. 133-135

Iva Glisic

Yellow Star, Red Star. Holocaust Remembrance after Communism pp. 135-137

Ferenc Laczó

National Secession. Persuasion and Violence in Independence Campaigns pp. 137-138

Bernardo Teles Fazendeiro

Both Muslim and European. Diasporic and Migrant Identities of Bosniaks pp. 138-140

Sergiu Gherghina

Our Man. Richard Holbrooke and the End of the American Century pp. 140-141

Hamza Karčić

Corruption and Democratic Transition in Eastern Europe. The Role of Political Scandals in Post-Milošević Serbia pp. 142-143

Nina Markovic Khaze

A Sociology of Justice in Russia pp. 143-145

Simon Cosgrove

Putin v. The People. The Perilous Politics of a Divided Russia pp. 145-146

Yana Gorokhovskaia

Muslims of Central Asia. An Introduction pp. 146-148

Jan Tomek

Books Received pp. 149-149

The Editors

In Memoriam pp. 150-150

The Editors