Volume 48 Number 4 / July-August 2010 of Russian Politics and Law is now available on the ME Sharpe web site at http://mesharpe.metapress.com. Contents after the cut.
Posts Tagged ‘historical politics’
Russian Politics and Law, July 2010 Table of Contents
Posted in Russian Politics and Law, tagged Alexei Miller, Boris Dubin, Galina Mikhaleva, historical politics, Pavel Polian, Russian Politics and Law, Valery Tishkov, Yabloko on October 25, 2010 | 1 Comment »
The Politics of Russian History: Editor’s Introduction
Posted in Russian Politics and Law, tagged Alexei Miller, Boris Dubin, Galina Mikhaleva, historical politics, Pavel Polian, Valery Tishkov, Yabloko on October 25, 2010 | 2 Comments »
Since the collapse of communism in the late 1980s, the question of how to judge Soviet and communist history has frequently consumed the societies of Eastern and Central Europe. Politicians have frequently been drawn into these debates, which have on occasion spilled over into the realm of international relations. In the next two issues, we explore the issues surrounding the [...]
Russian Politics and Law, September 2010 Table of Contents
Posted in Russian Politics and Law, tagged Alexander Astrov, Georgii Kas'ianov, historical politics, Sergei Abashin, Slavomir Horak, Victor Shnirelman on October 14, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Volume 48 Number 5 / September-October 2010 of Russian Politics and Law is now available on the mesharpe.metapress.com web site at http://mesharpe.metapress.com. Contents after the cut.
The Politics of History in the Former Soviet Union: Editor’s Introduction
Posted in Russian Politics and Law, tagged Alexander Astrov, Georgii Kas'ianov, historical politics, Sergei Abashin, Slavomir Horak, Victor Shnirelman on October 14, 2010 | 3 Comments »
This issue of Russian Politics and Law continues the discussion of historical politics that was begun in the previous issue. The articles presented here show how processes similar to those that have occurred in Russia are taking place in other former Soviet states—including Estonia, Ukraine, and the countries of Central Asia.
