Editors
Probing the Limits of Historical Metanarratives: Imperial Boundaries
1/2003
Issue 1/2003 Russian Empire: Boundaries and Frontiers
Methodology and Theory
Alfred Rieber
Changing Concepts and Constructions of Frontiers: A Comparative Historical Approach
1/2003
Andreas Kappeler
The Russian Southern and Eastern Frontiers from the 15th to the 18th Centuries
1/2003
Published in Russian translation.
Published in Russian translation.
David Laitin
What is a Language Community?
1/2003
Published in Russian, translated from:
David Laitin. What is a Language Community? // American Journal of Political Science. 2000. Vol. 44. No. 1. Pp. 142-55.
© Blackwell Publishing Ltd.
Published in Russian, translated from:
David Laitin. What is a Language Community? // American Journal of Political Science. 2000. Vol. 44. No. 1. Pp. 142-55.
© Blackwell Publishing Ltd.
History
Claus Scharf
Pugachev as Emperor between Center and Periphery: Defining the Problematic
1/2003
Published in Russian translation.
Published in Russian translation.
Marina Vituhnovskaja
Karelians at the Edges of Competing National Projects: Socioeconomic Differences between Russian and Finnish Karelias as a Nationality Policy Factor
1/2003
Published in Russian.
Published in Russian.
Pavel Varnavskii
The Boundaries of the Soviet Buryat Nation: “Cultural Nation-Building” in Buryatia in 1926-29 in Blueprints of National Intelligentsia and National-Bolsheviks
1/2003
Published in Russian.
Published in Russian.
Vladimir Bobrovnikov
Archive
Elena Bezvikonnaia
Geopolitical Space of the Steppe: The Omsk Region and the Problem of Frontier in the Russian Imperial State Building (1820s-1830s)
1/2003
Published in Russian.
Published in Russian.
Document
Documents from the State Archive of Omsk Region
1/2003
Documents are published in Russian.
Documents are published in Russian.
Sociology, Ethnology, Political Science
Tatiana Skrynnikova
Russia in Buryats’ Identity Construction
1/2003
Published in Russian.
Published in Russian.
Kimitaka Matsuzato
Russian Studies across Borders. Slavic Studies in Japan and Social Sciences in Russia: A Joint Search for Breaking the Isolation
1/2003
Published in Russian.
Published in Russian.
ABC: Empire & Nationalism Studies
From the Editors
1/2003
Stefan Troebst
“We Are Transnistrians!” Post-Soviet Identity Management in the Dniester Valley
1/2003
The author thanks Oleg M. Baev, Stepan I. Beril, Klemens Büscher, Alena Guboglo, Gottfried Hanne, Pål Kolstø, Valeriu Moşneaga, Claus Neukirch, Randolf Oberschmidt, Alla Skvorţova and Victoria Umaneţ for materials, advice and criticism. – Instead of “Trans-Dniester”, “Transdniestria”, “Dniestria” and other anglicized Latin-Slavic forms in the following the Latin “Transnistria” for the Russian “Pridnestrov’e” (meaning literally not Transnistria – the region “beyond river Nistru/Dniester” – but Cisnistria – the region “on our side of the river”) is used.
The author thanks Oleg M. Baev, Stepan I. Beril, Klemens Büscher, Alena Guboglo, Gottfried Hanne, Pål Kolstø, Valeriu Moşneaga, Claus Neukirch, Randolf Oberschmidt, Alla Skvorţova and Victoria Umaneţ for materials, advice and criticism. – Instead of “Trans-Dniester”, “Transdniestria”, “Dniestria” and other anglicized Latin-Slavic forms in the following the Latin “Transnistria” for the Russian “Pridnestrov’e” (meaning literally not Transnistria – the region “beyond river Nistru/Dniester” – but Cisnistria – the region “on our side of the river”) is used.
Sergiu Musteata
“We are Rumanians?” History Teaching in the Republic of Moldova over the Last Decade
1/2003
Published in Russian translation.
Published in Russian translation.
Newest Mythologies
Sergei Abashin
The Archeology of Central Asian Nationalisms
1/2003
Published in Russian.
Published in Russian.
Historiography
Book Reviews
Igor Martyniuk
Denis J. B. Shaw, Russia in the Modern World: A New Geography (Oxford: Blackwell Publishers, 1999). 314 p., paperback edition. Ј16.99
1/2003
The review is published in Russian.
The review is published in Russian.
Emilian Kavalski
Patrick J. Geary, The Myth of Nations: The Medieval Origins of Europe (Princeton, NJ and Oxford: Princeton University Press, 2002); xii+2000 p. Index. ISBN: 0-691-09054-8 (cloth).
1/2003
WHETHER A NATION AND… WHITHER IF ONE?
THE POLITICS OF SELECTION AND
INTERPRETATION OF THE PAST
WHETHER A NATION AND… WHITHER IF ONE?
THE POLITICS OF SELECTION AND
INTERPRETATION OF THE PAST
Paul du Quenoy
Alexander J. Motyl, Imperial Ends: The Decay, Collapse, and Revival of Empires (New York: Columbia University Press, 2001). 128 p. ISBN: 0-231-12110-5 (cloth).
1/2003
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1/2003
