Post-Soviet Affairs

2013 - 2025

Current editor(s): Timothy Frye

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Erratum pp. x-x: The Editors
Justice in Moscow? pp. 491-511: Kathryn Hendley
A provocative event, media, and religious choice in post-Soviet Russia pp. 512-541: Alexander Skorobogatov
The Eurasian Economic Union: a case of reproductive integration? pp. 542-565: Sean P. Roberts and Arkady Moshes
Eurasian integration: elite perspectives before and after the Ukraine crisis pp. 566-580: Alena Vysotskaya Guedes Vieira

Monotowns and the political economy of industrial restructuring in Russia pp. 397-422: Stephen Crowley
Russia's “turn to the east”: a study in policy making pp. 423-454: Stephen Fortescue
The vicious circle of post-Soviet neopatrimonialism in Russia pp. 455-473: Vladimir Gel’man
Paranoia with a purpose: conspiracy theory and political coalitions in Kyrgyzstan pp. 474-489: Scott Radnitz

Corrigendum pp. c1-c1: The Editors
Corrigendum pp. c2-c2: The Editors
The political economy of Russian higher education: why does Putin support research universities? pp. 299-337: Natalia Forrat
Do Russian research universities have a secret mission? a response to Forrat pp. 338-344: Igor Chirikov
A response to Igor Chirikov pp. 345-349: Natalia Forrat
Between crises and sanctions: economic policy of the Russian Federation pp. 350-377: Vladimir Mau
Official Russian identity discourse in light of the annexation of Crimea: national or imperial? pp. 378-396: Yuri Teper

Multi-level voting and party competition in vertically simultaneous elections: the case of Ukraine pp. 201-236: Ailsa Henderson and Valentyna Romanova
The current EU/US–Russia conflict over Ukraine and the WTO: a preliminary note on (trade) restrictive measures pp. 237-271: Rostam J. Neuwirth and Alexandr Svetlicinii
Anti-immigrant mobilization in Russia's regions: local movements and framing processes pp. 272-298: Lawrence P. Markowitz and Vera Peshkova

Victor H. Winston, 1925–2015 pp. 99-102: Andrew R. Bond and George W. Breslauer
Resurgent authoritarianism: the case of Russia's new NGO legislation pp. 103-131: Geir Flikke
“Bad enough governance”: state capacity and quality of institutions in post-Soviet autocracies pp. 132-151: Andrei Melville and Mikhail Mironyuk
Local democracy in Ukrainian cities: civic participation and responsiveness of local authorities pp. 152-175: Aadne Aasland and Oleksii Lyska
When are similar regimes more likely to form alliances? Institutions and ideologies in the post-communist world pp. 176-200: Shale Horowitz and Michael Tyburski

Belarusians between East and West pp. 1-27: Stephen White, Tania Biletskaya and Ian McAllister
Contemporary Russian conservatism pp. 28-54: Elena Chebankova
The three colors of Novorossiya, or the Russian nationalist mythmaking of the Ukrainian crisis pp. 55-74: Marlene Laruelle
Dynamics of regime personalization and patron–client networks in Russia, 1999–2014 pp. 75-98: Alexander Baturo and Johan A. Elkink

Reflections on the anticipated mass deportation of Soviet Jews pp. 471-490: Victor H. Winston
Policies first, institutions second: lessons from Estonia’s economic reforms pp. 491-513: Neil A. Abrams and M. Steven Fish
What explains regional variation in election fraud? Evidence from Russia: a research note pp. 514-528: Max Bader and Carolien van Ham
The politics and economics of “retraditionalization” in Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan pp. 529-556: Michele E. Commercio
Cooperating Estonians and “exiting” Lithuanians: trust in times of crisis pp. 557-575: Vytautas Kuokštis
Editorial Board Index pp. ebi-ebi: The Editors

Gender inequality in Russia's rural formal economy pp. 367-396: Stephen K. Wegren, Alexander Nikulin, Irina Trotsuk, Svetlana Golovina and Marina Pugacheva
The idiosyncratic dynamics of party system nationalization in Russia pp. 397-419: Grigorii V. Golosov
Potholes, pensions, and public opinion: the politics of blame in Putin's power vertical pp. 420-447: Robert Person
Candidate ballot information and election outcomes: the Czech case pp. 448-469: Stepan Jurajda and Daniel Münich

Vladimir Putin's last stand: the sources of Russia's Ukraine policy pp. 279-303: Andrei Tsygankov
Understanding the survival of post-Communist corruption in contemporary Russia: the influence of historical legacies pp. 304-338: Anastassia Obydenkova and Alexander Libman
Hidden in plain sight: political opposition and hegemonic authoritarianism in Azerbaijan pp. 339-366: Jody LaPorte

Coalitional presidentialism and legislative control in post-Soviet Ukraine pp. 177-200: Paul Chaisty and Svitlana Chernykh
West oriented in the East-oriented Donbas: a political stratigraphy of geopolitical identity in Luhansk, Ukraine pp. 201-223: Michael Gentile
Do social networks bridge political divides? The analysis of VKontakte social network communication in Ukraine pp. 224-249: Dinissa Duvanova, Alexander Semenov and Alexander Nikolaev
Nothing personal: explaining the rise and decline of political machines in Ukraine pp. 250-278: Serhiy Kudelia and Taras Kuzio

An ethnography of counterinsurgency: kadyrovtsy and Russia's policy of Chechenization pp. 91-114: Emil Souleimanov
The nature of anti-immigrant sentiment in post-socialist Russia pp. 115-135: A. Gorodzeisky, A. Glikman and D. Maskileyson
Tools of persuasion: the efforts of the Council of Europe and the European Court of Human Rights to reform the Russian pre-trial detention system pp. 136-175: Lindsay Parrott

Stalin is dead, long live Stalin? Testing socialization, structural, ideological, nationalist, and gender hypotheses pp. 1-36: Alexi Gugushvili and Peter Kabachnik
History as ideology: the portrayal of Stalinism and the Great Patriotic War in contemporary Russian high school textbooks pp. 37-65: Todd H. Nelson
Petronation? Oil, gas, and national identity in Russia pp. 66-89: Peter Rutland