Editors
Issue 1/2006 Language Difficulties: How and Why We Write the History of Empires and Nations
Methodology and Theory
Interview with Carlo Ginzburg
On Rescuing Voices and Self-Description under Constraints
Katherine Verdery
Bringing Anthropologists (Back) In
Wolfgang Kaschuba
Ethnology as Dialogue?
Mikhail Krom
Comments on the Address by Katherine Verdery
David O’Kane
Power and Anthropology in the Twenty-First Century: Comments on Katherine Verdery’s “Bringing the Anthropologists (Back) In”
Sergei Abashin
Anthropology and “Slavic Studies” (A View from “Over Here”)
History
Nikolay Kradin, Tatiana Skrynnikova
Why Do We Call Chinggis Khan’s Polity “An Empire”?
Anatoly Remnev, Olesia Sukhikh
Kazakh Deputations in the Scenarios of Power: From Diplomatic Missions toward Imperial Presentations
Seymour Becker
How Nineteenth-Century Russian Historians Interpreted the Period of Mongol Rule as a Largely Positive Experience in Nation-Building
Jörg Baberowski
Stalinism and Nation: The Soviet Union as a Multinational State, 1917-1953
Archive
Sociology, Ethnology, Political Science
ABC: Empire & Nationalism Studies
Andreas Frings
Friendly Fire. A Critical Review of the New Imperial History of the Post-Soviet Space From The View of Analytical Philosophy
Ricarda Vulpius
Words and Peoples in Empire: On the Discussion of the “Greater Russian Nation,” Ukraine- and Russophiles, on Dialects and Peoples
Mikhail Dolbilov, Darius Staliunas
Words, Peoples and Imperial Contexts: The Discussion Continues
Newest Mythologies
Historiography
Book Reviews
Igor Martyniuk
Alter L. Litvin, John Keep, Stalinism: Russian and Western Views at the Turn of the Millennium (London: Routledge, 2005). 248 pp. Bibliography, Index. ISBN: 0-41535-109-X.
R-Forum: Writing About Stalinism after 2000
Sergei Kudriashov
Alter L. Litvin, John Keep, Stalinism: Russian and Western Views at the Turn of the Millennium (London: Routledge, 2005). 248 pp. Bibliography, Index. ISBN: 0-41535-109-X.
R-Forum: Writing About Stalinism after 2000
Ilya Kuksin
Yoram Gorlizki, Oleg Khlevniuk, Cold Peace: Stalin and the Soviet Ruling Circle, 1945-1953 (New York and Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2004). viii+248 pp. Bibliographical References, Index. ISBN: 0-19-516581-0 (hardback edition).
R-Forum: Writing About Stalinism after 2000
