Editors
Can an Empire Have Memory? An Invitation to Discussion
1/2004
Issue 1/2004 Heterogeneity of Imperial and National Memory
Methodology and Theory
Roundtable
Reflections on Memory, Empire, and Nation
1/2004
Этьенн ФРАНСУА (Германия)
Тони Джадт (США)
Марина ЛОСКУТОВА (Россия)
Игорь НАРСКИЙ (Россия)
Andreas LANGENOHL (Germany)
Matt MATSUDA (US)
Этьенн ФРАНСУА (Германия)
Тони Джадт (США)
Марина ЛОСКУТОВА (Россия)
Игорь НАРСКИЙ (Россия)
Andreas LANGENOHL (Germany)
Matt MATSUDA (US)
History
Heinz-Gerhard Haupt
European History as Comparative History
1/2004
Mark von Hagen
Empires, Borderlands, and Diasporas: Eurasia as Anti-Paradigm for the Post-Soviet Era
1/2004
Published in Russian translation.
Published in Russian translation.
G. Hosking, M. Lewis, M. Bassin, D. McDonald
COMMENTS
1/2004
Alexander Filiushkin
How Russia Became Asia for Europe?
Archive
Sofia Tchouikina
Biographical Interview and the Sociology of Memory
1/2004
Published in Russian.
Published in Russian.
Document
Interview with L. A. Uspenskaia
1/2004
Published in Russian.
Published in Russian.
Ilya Gerasimov, Marina Mogilner
Amarcord, the 20th Century: Forgetting Ideology? (Concluding Remarks to the Interview with L. Uspenskaia)
1/2004
Published in Russian (see Russian pages of this site).
Published in Russian (see Russian pages of this site).
Sociology, Ethnology, Political Science
Andreas Langenohl
Collective Memory after the Change of the Regime: Similarities and Differences between Commemorative Practices in Post-Communist and Post-Colonial Countries
1/2004
Published in Russian translation.
Published in Russian translation.
Stephen Velychenko
Post-Colonialism and Ukrainian History
1/2004
Vello Pettai
Narratives and Political Development in the Baltic States: History Revised and Improvised - 1
1/2004
This article represents a revised version of a paper delivered at the international conference
“Emerging Meso-Areas in the Former Socialist Countries: Histories Revived or
Improvised?” January 28-30, 2004, Slavic Research Center, Hokkaido University, Sapporo,
Japan. I am grateful to Kimitaka Matsuzato and Alexander Semyonov for comments
and suggestions. Research for this article was also supported by a grant from the
Estonian Ministry of Education and Science, nr. 0182573.
This article represents a revised version of a paper delivered at the international conference
“Emerging Meso-Areas in the Former Socialist Countries: Histories Revived or
Improvised?” January 28-30, 2004, Slavic Research Center, Hokkaido University, Sapporo,
Japan. I am grateful to Kimitaka Matsuzato and Alexander Semyonov for comments
and suggestions. Research for this article was also supported by a grant from the
Estonian Ministry of Education and Science, nr. 0182573.
ABC: Empire & Nationalism Studies
Steven Sabol
Introduction to the Forum
1/2004
Editors of Ab Imperio would like to thank Steven Sabol, who undertook the job of guest editor and provided an introduction for the present forum on Kazakhstan. This forum is a continuation of a long term project of Ab Imperio “The State of Art in History Writing on Nation and Empire,” in the framework of which the journal has published fora on cases of Ukrainian, Moldavian, Tatar and other history writing. This project warrants a special mention this year because the current annual thematic program of Ab Imperio on historical memory grew out of reflection on those review fora. What has been initially conceived as a series of overviews of new history textbooks in post Soviet historiographies became a vibrant format for discussion of relationship between constructions of the past and post soviet identity and nationbuilding. Ab Imperio will continue “The State of Art in History Writing on Nation and Empire” project in hope that materials in the forthcoming fora will further expand our understanding the relationship between historiography and historical memory and illuminate the peculiar trajectories of post soviet identity formation.
Editors of Ab Imperio would like to thank Steven Sabol, who undertook the job of guest editor and provided an introduction for the present forum on Kazakhstan. This forum is a continuation of a long term project of Ab Imperio “The State of Art in History Writing on Nation and Empire,” in the framework of which the journal has published fora on cases of Ukrainian, Moldavian, Tatar and other history writing. This project warrants a special mention this year because the current annual thematic program of Ab Imperio on historical memory grew out of reflection on those review fora. What has been initially conceived as a series of overviews of new history textbooks in post Soviet historiographies became a vibrant format for discussion of relationship between constructions of the past and post soviet identity and nationbuilding. Ab Imperio will continue “The State of Art in History Writing on Nation and Empire” project in hope that materials in the forthcoming fora will further expand our understanding the relationship between historiography and historical memory and illuminate the peculiar trajectories of post soviet identity formation.
Marlène Laruelle, Sébastien Peyrouse
Russians in the Altai: Historical Memory and National Identity in Kazakhstan
1/2004
Published in Russian translation.
Published in Russian translation.
Newest Mythologies
Elisabeth Gessat-Anstett
Memory Eternal or Memory Like a Sieve? Commemorative Logic in Post-Soviet Russia
1/2004
Published in Russian translation.
Published in Russian translation.
Book Reviews
Benjamin Schenk
Gerald Stourzh (Hg.). Annäherungen an eine europäische Geschichts-schreibung. Wien: Verlag der österreichischen Akademie der Wissenschaften, 2002 (= Archiv für österreichische Geschichte. Bd. 137.). 176 S. ISBN: 3-7001-3070-8.
1/2004
Published in Russian translation.
Published in Russian translation.
Pavel Polian
Архив новейшей истории России. Серия “Исследования”. Т. II. Государственный Архив Российской Федерации: 10 лет работы. 1992-2002: Сборник статей / Ред. С. В. Мироненко, В. А. Козлов, В. А. Тюнеев. М.: РОССПЭН, 2002. 256 с.
1/2004
Published in Russian.
Published in Russian.
Ernest A. Zitser
Российская историческая мозаика. Сборник научных статей в честь Джона Кипа / Отв. ред. А. Л. Литвин. Казань, 2003. 294 с. (на рус. и англ. яз.). Библиография работ Дж. Кипа. ISBN 5-8185-0023-3.
1/2004
Miscellaneous
Letter to the Editors
1/2004
Editorial Reply
1/2004
List of Contributors
Our Authors
1/2004
