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July 2026, Volume 78, Issue 6
- 891-911 Internal Colonialism: From Maritime to Land Empires
by Roland Dannreuther - 912-929 Hungarian Foreign Policy Under Orbán (2010–2023): A Challenge to Euro-Atlantic Stability
by Barış Hasan - 930-956 Two Sides of the Same Coin? Comparing Stealth Democracy and Populist Values in the Baltic States
by Kjetil Duvold - 957-979 Putin’s Military Clergy: Organisation, Work, Purpose and Propaganda
by Pär Gustafsson Kurki - 980-1004 Sitting on Two Chairs: Armenia’s Foreign Policy Through the Lenses of National Roles and Small State Status-Seeking
by Eduard Abrahamyan & Erik Davtyan & Narek S. Galstyan - 1005-1024 The Limits and Potential of Authoritarian Adaptiveness in Volatile Political Orders: Elite Learning in Kyrgyzstan
by Sarah Dorr - 1025-1045 Soviet National Accounting 1955–1962: The Quest for Efficient Use of Funds
by Yasushi Nakamura - 1046-1047 De Facto States in the Post-Soviet Area: Mechanisms of Formation, Operation, and Survival
by Randall E. Newnham - 1047-1049 Ukraine Not ‘The’ Ukraine
by Yevhen Yashchuk - 1049-1051 Reinterpreting Russia’s Strategic Culture: The Russian Way of War
by Andrey V. Gubin - 1051-1052 Narrating China and Europe in Uncertain Times
by Giovannipaolo Ferrari - 1053-1054 Digital China: Creativity and Community in the Sinocybersphere
by Weiyu (Weilla) Yuan - 1054-1056 Eastern Christianity in the Digital Space: Why Romanian Orthodox Bloggers Post Online?
by Migena Pengili - 1056-1057 Millennial North Korea: Forbidden Media and Living Creatively with Surveillance
by Yi Wang - 1058-1060 Review
by Corina Snitar - 1060-1062 To the Success of Our Hopeless Cause: The Many Lives of the Soviet Dissident Movement
by Ivi Fung - 1062-1063 The Eastern International: Arabs, Central Asians, and Jews in the Soviet Union’s Anticolonial Empire
by Garret J. McDonald - 1064-1065 Books Received
by The Editors
May 2026, Volume 78, Issue 5
- 669-681 Whose Yugoslavia? Yugoslav Unity and Disunity in Migration Policies and Patterns
by Sara Bernard - 682-705 Italian, Argentine, Yugoslav and Slovene: The Many Identities of Rudi Guštin
by Miha Zobec - 706-728 The Montenegrin Government in Exile and Yugoslav Unification: A Losing Battle in the League of Nations, 1920–1922
by Nikola Zečević - 729-750 Between Ideology and Pragmatism: Yugoslav Communists in the United States and the Battle for a New Yugoslavia (1941–1945)
by Vesna Ðikanović - 751-770 Radical Pragmatism: The Cold War Croatian Diaspora and its Visions of a Post-Yugoslav State
by Mate Nikola Tokic - 771-793 Migration and Non-National Identity Building in Socialist Yugoslavia: The Case of Croatian Istria (1945–1991)
by Luka Babic & Lorena Popović - 794-816 ‘What is Going on in Yugoslavia?’ Cominformist Emigrants on Yugoslavia in the 1970s
by Ondřej VojtĚchovský - 817-839 Between Blocs: Socialist Yugoslavia as a Pragmatic Player in the International Refugee Regime
by Francesca Rolandi - 840-865 Global Imaginaries of Work and Workplaces: Yugoslavs Employed Abroad and the Conceptualisation of Yugoslav Identity
by Sara Bernard - 866-886 No Peace Without Dialogue. The (Post-)Yugoslav Peace Initiative Mirovni Dijalog/Friedensdialog
by Julia Anna Tyll-Schranz - 887-889 List of Contributors
by The Editors
April 2026, Volume 78, Issue 4
- 513-530 Identity through Discrimination? Responses by Russian Speakers in Estonia to Kremlin ‘Russophobia’ Narratives
by Aiden Hoyle & Charlotte Wagnsson & Andreas Ventsel & Bertjan Doosje - 531-556 Beyond Polarisation: Understanding Moldovans’ Social Representation of the War in Ukraine
by Petru Negură & Lilian Negura - 557-580 Musicians and Their Audience on Russia’s War Against Ukraine: Socio-Political Narratives and Discourses on YouTube
by Radzhana Buyantueva - 581-604 Protecting Health in State Socialist Central Europe: Common Aims, National Constitutions and Varieties of Socialist Development
by Marton Varju & Judit Sándor - 605-630 ‘Semi-Literate, But Understands Political Issues Well’: Women as Targets of Stalin’s Secret Police, 1937–1945
by Liudmila Lyagushkina - 631-648 Knocking Down the Fences: A Technology-Based Approach to Collectivising the Lowlands in Communist Albania
by Artan Hoxha - 649-651 Collisions. The Origins of the War in Ukraine and the New Global Instability
by Matthew Blackburn - 651-653 A Comparative Analysis of Political and Media Discourses About Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine
by Julia Schwab - 653-655 Seize the City, Undo the State: The Inception of Russia’s War on Ukraine
by Taras Kuzio - 655-657 Institutional Genes: Origins of China’s Institutions and Totalitarianism
by Wai Lau - 657-658 Manipulating Authoritarian Citizenship. Security, Development, and Local Membership in China
by Yunyan Li - 659-660 China, Football, and Development: Socialism and Soft Power
by Giulia D’Aquila - 660-661 Coalition Politics in Central Eastern Europe: Governing in Times of Crisis
by Ivan Sumaneev - 661-663 Non-Democratic Federalism and Decentralization in Post-Soviet States
by Oxana Karnaukhova - 663-665 Small States, Russia and the West. Polarity, Constellations and Heterogeneity in the Geopolitics of the Caucasus
by Erik Davtyan - 665-666 Paradoxes of Migration in Tajikistan: Locating the Good Life
by Nodira Kholmatova - 667-668 Books Received
by The Editors
March 2026, Volume 78, Issue 3
- 335-360 Power Sharing Without Democracy: A Comparative Historical Analysis of Power Sharing in National Self-Determination Conflicts in Yugoslavia, Bosnia and North Macedonia
by Nebojša Vladisavljević - 361-386 ‘Keep the Tongue Behind Seven Seals’: The Impact of Latvia’s Ethnocratic Democracy on Russian-Speaking Youth
by Lena Hercberga - 387-407 Centre–Regional Relations in Russia and the War Against Ukraine
by Irina Busygina & Mikhail Filippov - 408-436 Public Procurement in Russia: State Patronage, Corruption and Tax Evasion in the Construction Industry
by Sergey Sosnovskikh & Bruce Cronin - 437-467 Oligarchs and Regional Political Machines: Patronage and Elections in the Republic of Georgia
by Zaur Kapanadze - 468-493 The Emergence and Development of a Regime Complex Through Policy Transfer: The Case of Eurasian Higher Education
by Natalia Leschina & Martina Vukasovic - 494-495 The Rise and Fall of the Italian Communist Party: A Transnational History
by Giovannipaolo Ferrari - 496-497 Stalin’s Final Films: Cinema, Socialist Realism, and Soviet Postwar Reality, 1945–1953
by Yijun Liu - 497-499 Tarnished Heroes: The Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists in the Memory Politics of Post-Soviet Ukraine
by Martin J. Kozon - 499-501 The Culture of the Second Cold War
by Jinquan Yu - 501-503 Family, Sex, and Faith: The Biopolitics of the Russian Orthodox Church
by Tatiana Stebneva - 503-505 Political Legitimacy and Traditional Values in Putin’s Russia
by Paul Fisher - 505-506 Backlash: China’s Struggle for Influence in Central Asia
by Tugrul Keskin - 507-508 Reading the Archival Revolution: Declassified Stories and Their Challenges
by Xinying Yang - 508-510 Political Trust in China
by Hui Wu - 510-511 Accidental Tyrant: The Life of Kim Il-sung
by Muhammed Cihad Kubat - 512-512 Books Received
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February 2026, Volume 78, Issue 2
- 157-192 The Incumbency Advantage and the Enabler Effect: How Londongrad Beat the UK Anti-Money Laundering Regime
by John Heathershaw & Tom Mayne & Tena Prelec & Shayakhmet Tokubayev - 193-213 Framing the War: Volodymyr Zelenskyy’s Rhetorical Reaction to Russian Invasion as a Tool of Crisis Management
by Mara Morini & Flavio Chiapponi - 214-239 Eve of Disruption: Decarbonisation and the Changing Salience of Oil in Petrostate Conflicts
by Sascha Nanlohy - 240-269 The Consequences of ‘Eastern Opening’: Hungary's FDI Shift to China Under Orbán
by Miklós Sebők & Sándor Kozák & Ágnes Tőrös - 270-290 Blacksmiths and Street Cleaners: The Enduring Roma Ethno-Economy in Montenegro
by Danijela Vuković-Ćalasan & Rajka Đoković - 291-315 Red Patriots in a Gentleman’s Hell: The Contested Memory of Mudyug Prison Camp Museum
by Artem Spirin - 316-317 Documenting Communism. The Hoover Project to Microfilm and Publish the Soviet Archives
by Natalia Kovalyova - 318-319 The Kazakh Spring. Digital Activism and the Challenge to Dictatorship
by Arlan Rakhymzhanov - 319-321 Feminist Explorations of Urban China
by Chang Liu - 321-322 Sociology of Corruption. Patterns of Illegal Association in Hungary
by Bocheng Wang - 322-324 Chinese Macrosecuritization. China’s Alignment in Global Security Discourses
by Jiannan Luo - 324-326 Language and Power in Ukraine and Kazakhstan. Essays on Education, Ideology, Literature, Practice, and the Media
by Tingting Hu - 326-327 The Russian Way of Deterrence: Strategic Culture, Coercion, and War
by Anshu Kumar - 328-329 Discourse, Rhetoric and Shifting Political Behaviour in China
by Chen Zhu - 329-331 Legitimating Nationalism. Political Ideology in Russia’s Ethnic Republics
by Bernardo Teles Fazendeiro - 331-332 Decolonizing Ukraine. The Indigenous People of Crimea and Pathways to Freedom
by Filiz Tutku Aydin - 333-334 Books Received
by The Editors
January 2026, Volume 78, Issue 1
- 1-28 A Socialist CoCom? Warsaw Pact Export Controls in the Late 1980s
by Matěj Bílý - 29-50 Beyond Anti-Media Populism: Framing of the News Media on Facebook by the Czech Populist Radical Right
by Alena Kluknavská & Vlastimil Havlík & Jozef Kunc - 51-69 Modelling a Privileged Partnership: Belarus’s Performative Diplomacy Towards Venezuela (2006–2013)
by Ekaterina Pierson-Lyzhina - 70-90 Platform Worker Trade Unions in Contemporary Russia: Organisations and Repertoires
by Maksim Kulaev - 91-112 Prigozhin’s Propaganda Team: The St Petersburg Internet Research Agency (2013–2021)
by Serge Poliakoff & Florian Toepfl - 113-129 The Performance of Regional Public Councils in Kazakhstan
by Gulnur Makulbayeva & Dina Sharipova - 130-131 To Run the World. The Kremlin’s Cold War Bid for Global Power
by Vassily Klimentov - 131-133 Welfare Nationalism in Europe and Russia. The Politics of 21st Century Exclusionary and Inclusionary Migrations
by Yusuf Fidan - 133-135 Nostalgia, Anxiety, Politics. Media and Performing Arts in Egypt, Central-Eastern Europe, and Russia
by Aijan Sharshenova - 135-137 Seeing Red. Russian Propaganda and American News
by Natalia Kovalyova - 137-139 The Russia Sanctions. The Economic Response to Russia's Invasion of Ukraine; War by Other Means. Western Sanctions on Russia and Moscow's Response
by Randall E. Newnham - 139-140 The Urban Life of Workers in Post-Soviet Russia. Engaging in Everyday Struggle
by Sofia Borushkina - 140-142 What Does It Mean to Be Kazakhstani? Power, Identity and Nation-Building; The Creation of Kazakh National Identity. The Relationship with Russia, 1900–2015
by Victoria Clement - 143-144 Central Asia—Russia’s Near Abroad or Crossroads of Asia?
by Ramiz Abbaszada - 144-146 The Authoritarian Commons: Neighborhood Democratization in Urban China
by Rongxin Li - 146-147 Cultural Security in Contemporary China and Mongolia
by James D. Seymour - 148-149 Books Received
by The Editors - 150-155 Book Reviews Published in Volume 77
by The Editors
November 2025, Volume 77, Issue 10
- 1523-1528 Soviet Studies in the Cold War and After—From Political History to History from Below
by Michael Loader & Timothy Blauvelt - 1529-1537 Reconsidering the Political in Soviet History
by Ronald Grigor Suny - 1538-1555 Bolshevising the Borderlands: Mikhail Suslov in Lithuania, 1944–1946
by Alex Marshall - 1556-1572 The Ukrainian Gambit: The Sacking of L.H. Mel’nykov and the Post-Stalin Succession
by Timothy Blauvelt - 1573-1599 Negotiating with Khrushchev’s Moscow: The Cases of Latvia and Georgia
by Michael Loader & Jeremy Smith - 1600-1620 Towards a More Perfect Union? Anastas Mikoyan and Nationality Policy Reform in the Soviet Union, 1954–1964
by Pietro A. Shakarian - 1621-1646 ‘She Saved Him’: The Unacknowledged Role of Ekaterina Furtseva in Nikita Khrushchev’s Defeat of the ‘Anti-Party Group’ in 1957
by Ismene Brown - 1647-1665 Rationalising Identity. The Soviet Higher Education Area and Nationality Policy in the Baltic Republics
by Saulius Grybkauskas - 1666-1684 A KGB with a Human Face? The End of Illusions. The 1962 Novocherkassk Protests and the End of De-Stalinisation Under Khrushchev
by Tomas Sniegon - 1685-1710 Out of the Marshes and into the Nuclear Age: The Politics of Modernisation in Late Soviet Belarus, 1965–1980
by Natalya Chernyshova - 1711-1735 The Communist Party of Ukraine in the Final Years of the Soviet Union: From Transformation to Disintegration
by Nataliya Kibita - 1736-1759 The ‘Turkmen Phenomenon’. The May 1989 Incidents in Ashgabat and Nebit-Dag, and the Liquidation of the Opposition in Soviet Turkmenistan
by Riccardo Mario Cucciolla - 1760-1762 List of Contributors
by The Editors
October 2025, Volume 77, Issue 9
- 1379-1404 Cleavages Under Communism: Voters and Elections in Bosnia & Hercegovina, 1978–1990
by Josip Glaurdić & Christophe Lesschaeve & Ensar Muharemović - 1405-1433 Catholicism Meets Liberalism in Eastern Europe: The Ideological Formation of Christian Democratic Parties in Czechoslovakia (1945–1948)
by Krystof Dolezal - 1434-1457 Foreign Threat(s): Vladimir Putin’s Securitisation of Separatism, Terrorism and the West
by Vassily Klimentov - 1458-1477 Masculinity and the Russia–Ukraine Conflict: Discursive Strategies, Roles and Power
by Ignat Vershinin - 1478-1497 Russian ‘De/Fault’ Feminism, or the Phenomenon of Post-Soviet Post-Feminism
by Galina Miazhevich - 1498-1503 Towards Better Theories of Postcommunist Oligarchy
by John Heathershaw - 1504-1505 The Dark Side of Early Soviet Childhood, 1917–1941. Children’s Tragedy
by Kai Chen - 1505-1507 Taking the Soviet Union Apart Room By Room. Domestic Architecture Before and After 1991
by Sofia Borushkina - 1507-1508 Winning Women’s Hearts and Minds: Selling Cold War Culture in the US and the USSR
by Yanyan Zhu - 1508-1510 Re-Imagining the Balkans. How to Think and Teach a Region. Festschrift in Honor of Maria N. Todorova
by Sara Bernard - 1510-1512 Russian Disinformation and Western Scholarship. Bias and Prejudice in Journalistic, Expert, and Academic Analyses of East European, Russian and Eurasian Affairs
by Yuriy Savelyev - 1512-1514 Russia. Great Power, Weakened State. Second Edition
by Angela Borozna - 1514-1516 Monumental Names. Archival Aesthetics and the Conjuration of History in Moscow
by Bria Trosclair - 1516-1517 Justice After Mao. The Politics of Historical Truth in the People’s Republic of China
by Kristy Bryant - 1518-1519 Politicizing Islam in Central Asia. From the Russian Revolution to the Afghan and Syrian Jihads
by Luca Anceschi - 1519-1521 Internet in the Post-Soviet Area. Technological, Economic and Political Aspects
by Nazgul Mingisheva - 1522-1522 Books Received
by The Editors
September 2025, Volume 77, Issue 8
- 1231-1254 Russia’s Centre for Disaster Response in Serbia. Disaster Diplomacy as Soft Power
by Biser Banchev - 1255-1277 AI Strategising in the Post-Soviet Space: Cooperation, Preferences and Learning
by Gunay Khalilova & Kara Ellerby - 1278-1299 Limits of External Resilience-Building: The European Union and Pandemic Resilience in Ukraine, Moldova and Georgia
by Bidzina Lebanidze - 1300-1312 Strategic Silence and Ambiguity: Popular Rappers in Russia, Kazakhstan and Ukraine After 2022
by Björn Boman - 1313-1332 ‘I Can’t Relax in My Own Home’: Women Living in Multigenerational Households in Kazakhstan
by Moldir Kabylova - 1333-1356 Beyond the ‘Friend or Enemy’ Paradigm: Exploring the Role of Worldviews and Self-Perceptions in Russia–China Relations (2008–2023)
by Sara Berloto & Nicolò Fasola - 1357-1358 Roads to and from Democracy: Studies in Polish Politics, 1980–2020
by Meng Yang - 1358-1360 From Red Terror to Terrorist State. Russia’s Secret Intelligence Services and Their Fight for World Domination. From Felix Dzerzhinsky to Vladimir Putin
by Jonathan Z. Ludwig - 1360-1361 The Bosniaks. Nationhood After Genocide
by Michael Potter - 1362-1363 Depleting Democracies. Radical Right Impact on Parties, Policies, and Polities in Eastern Europe
by Michel Vincent Anderlini - 1363-1364 Dictatorship and Information. Authoritarian Regime Resilience in Communist Europe and China
by George Hong Jiang - 1365-1366 Russian Cultural Diplomacy Under Putin. Rossotrudnichestvo, the ‘Russkiy Mir’ Foundation, and the Gorchakov Fund in 2007–2022; Russia’s War in Ukraine. Debates on Peace, Fascism, and War Crimes, 2022–2023
by Taras Kuzio - 1367-1368 The Russia Scare. Fake News and Genuine Threat
by Zerrin Torun - 1368-1370 Homemaking in the Russian-Speaking Diaspora. Material Culture, Language and Identity
by Nazlı Muge Onder - 1370-1372 China’s Asymmetric Statecraft. Alignments, Competitors, and Regional Diplomacy
by Wushuang (Sophie) Yi - 1372-1374 The New China Playbook. Beyond Socialism and Capitalism
by Xiaoli Guo - 1375-1378 Books Received
by The Editors
August 2025, Volume 77, Issue 7
- 1019-1031 Re-Evaluating Heritage, Rethinking Identity: Transformations of Socialist-Era Residential Areas in Eurasia
by Mikhail Ilchenko & Nadir Kinossian - 1032-1052 Hated but Indispensable: Physical Transformations and Changing Perceptions of Panel Housing Estates in Postsocialist Bulgaria
by Valentin Mihaylov - 1053-1076 The Socialist City Re-Imagined: New Symbols and Narratives of the Soviet-Era Urban Legacy in Ukraine
by Mikhail Ilchenko & Roman Liubavskyi - 1077-1098 The Reinterpretation of Socialist Utopian/Dystopian Housing Blocks in Poland: The Second Life of Prefab District Przymorze, Gdańsk
by Mariusz Czepczyński - 1099-1118 The Modernist Ideal of Socialist Mass Housing Reconsidered: The Revival of Petržalka
by Peter Szalay - 1119-1146 Between Adaptation and Alienation: Socio-Infrastructural Dynamics in Two Small Latvian Monotowns
by Kārlis Lakševics & Guido Sechi & Regita Zeiļa & Māris Bērziņš - 1147-1171 From Greyness and Dullness to a ‘KolorCity’? (Re)Constructing the Material and Immaterial Layers of Kazincbarcika’s Palimpsest
by Márton Berki - 1172-1202 Living in Soviet Housing Estates: Urban Space, Transformation and Multiple Narratives
by Marina Sapunova & Ekaterina Gladkova & Anastasia Malko & Barbara Engel - 1203-1227 Negotiating Housing Maintenance Reform in Kazakhstan: Soviet-Built Housing in Aktau
by Daria Volkova - 1228-1230 List of Contributors
by The Editors
July 2025, Volume 77, Issue 6
- 847-872 Under the Surveillance of State Authorities: Consensual Sodomy Convictions and Male Homosexual Agency in Soviet Latvia, 1946–1991
by Ineta Lipša - 873-894 Still a Key Political Actor? The Catholic Church and Politics in Post-1989 Poland
by Aleks Szczerbiak - 895-918 Negotiating Democracy: A Genealogy of Presidential Power in Belarus, 1991–1996
by Anton Liavitski - 919-954 Political and Ethnic Biases? The Allocation of Foreign Aid from Central European Donors at the Municipality Level in Bosnia & Hercegovina (2005–2020)
by Zdeněk Opršal & Tereza Nováková & Jaromír Harmáček & Jiří Pánek & Aida Avdić & Amra Banda - 955-976 External Threat and Dynamic Shifts in Ukrainian National Identity (2021–2022)
by Kyle Estes & Scott Feinstein - 977-999 The Political Economy of the COVID-19 Response in Autocracies: Evidence from the Russian Regions
by Nikita Khokhlov - 1000-1001 Red Tape. Radio and Politics in Czechoslovakia, 1945–1969
by Simon Huxtable - 1001-1003 Performing Peace and Friendship. The World Youth Festivals and Soviet Cultural Diplomacy
by Jinquan Yu - 1003-1004 Making Cities Socialist
by Jie Zhao - 1005-1006 To Overthrow the World. The Rise and Fall and Rise of Communism
by Garret J. McDonald - 1006-1008 Contemporary China. 1949 to the Present
by Yunyan Li - 1008-1010 How to Make a Mao Suit. Clothing the People of Communist China, 1949–1976
by Alison Hardie - 1010-1011 The Conscience of the Party. Hu Yaobang, China’s Communist Reformer
by James D. Seymour - 1011-1013 Propaganda and Ideology in the Russian–Ukrainian War
by Edith Manalachioaei - 1013-1015 Why the Russian Constitution Matters. The Constitutional Dark Arts
by Paul Fisher - 1015-1016 Eternal Putin? Confronting Navalny, the Pandemic, Sanctions, and War with Ukraine
by Ivan Sumaneev - 1017-1018 Books Received
by The Editors
May 2025, Volume 77, Issue 5
- 677-701 Continuity and Change in Strategic Culture: Divergent Responses by V4 States to the Russia–Ukraine War
by Šárka Kolmašová - 702-724 Is Desecuritisation of Memory Possible? Ontological Dissonance and the Curious Case of the Russian–Polish Mnemonic Reconciliation
by Natalia Morozova - 725-749 The Genesis of Party Systems: Paths Towards Stability and Instability in the Baltic States
by Tõnis Saarts - 750-772 Class Voting in Illiberal Hungary
by Ákos Huszár - 773-797 ‘Wild or Free’? The Memory Politics of the Yel’tsin Era Spectacle in Russian Political Talk Shows, 2014–2018
by Roberto Rabbia - 798-827 Energy Rents, Remittances and Regional Trade Cooperation in Central Asia
by Wojciech Ostrowski & Ahlidin Malikov - 828-829 Rethinking the End of Empire. Nationalism, State Formation, and Great Power Politics
by Bernardo Teles Fazendeiro - 829-831 Dear Unknown Friend. The Remarkable Correspondence Between American and Soviet Women
by Chunli Shen - 831-832 Dialogue with the Dictator. Authoritarian Legitimation and Information Management in Putin’s Russia
by Dima Kortukov - 832-834 Reproductive Realities in Modern China. Birth Control and Abortion, 1911–2021
by Chong Liu - 834-836 The Political Thought of Xi Jinping
by Reinhard Biedermann - 836-838 Mobilising China’s One-Child Generation. Education, Nationalism and Youth Militarisation in the PRC
by Giovannipaolo Ferrari - 838-839 Narratives in East Asia and Beyond. Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Using Narratives as a Research Method
by Nicole Cassie - 839-841 Russia’s War Against Ukraine. The Whole Story
by Isabella Neumann - 841-843 The Soviet Nuclear Archipelago. A Historical Geography of Atomic-Powered Communism
by Çiğdem Pekar - 843-845 Coerced Labour, Forced Displacement, and the Soviet Gulag, 1880s–1930s
by Peter Whitewood - 846-846 Books Received
by The Editors
April 2025, Volume 77, Issue 4
- 509-536 Does It Sound Like Democracy? Student Support for Democracy in Poland and Ukraine Before the Russo–Ukrainian War
by Radosław Marzęcki - 537-560 Practices and Agencies in the Belarusian Protests of 2020: Perspectives of Protest Participants and Leaders
by Alesia Rudnik - 561-587 Gamblers or Risk-Averse? Competitive Authoritarianism, the Centre–Periphery Cleavage and Nationalist Revisionism in Russia and Turkey
by Barbara Pisciotta & Daniela Huber - 588-616 Young People, Politics and Society in the South Caucasus
by FÉLix Krawatzek & Veronika Pfeilschifter - 617-637 Bumps Along the Belt and Road: Unpacking Sinophobic Sentiments in Central Asia (2002–2023)
by Bradley Jardine & Akbota Karibayeva & Edward Lemon - 638-657 Chinese Economic Influence in Serbia: The Malign Synergy of Pollution and Illiberalism
by Jiří Němec & Věra Stojarová - 658-659 The Gulag Doctors. Life, Death, and Medicine in Stalin’s Labour Camps
by Garret J. McDonald - 659-661 Uvod u Jugoslaviju
by Vladimir Đorđević - 661-662 Understanding the Baltic States. Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania Since 1991
by Sabrina P. Ramet - 663-664 Border Conditions. Russian-Speaking Latvians Between World Orders
by Kacper Grass