2/2009 Homo Imperii in Space and Time: Settling and Unsettling Imperial Spaces

Issue 2/2009 Homo Imperii in Space and Time: Settling and Unsettling Imperial Spaces

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Methodology and Theory

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From the Editors

2/2009

Ann Laura Stoler

Imperial Dispositions of Disregard

2/2009

Published in Russian, see Russian pages of this website.

History

Ekaterina Boltunova

The Space of Authority: The Discourse of Tsar and Emperor in Moscow and St. Petersburg Topography of the Late Seventeenth – Eighteenth Centuries

2/2009

Published in Russian, see Russian pages of this website.

Nikolai Tsyrempilov

For Holy Dharma and White Tsar: Russian Empire through the Eyes of Buriat Buddhists in the Eighteenth – Early Twentieth Centuries

2/2009

Published in Russian, see Russian pages of this website.

Henryk Głębocki

Count Adam Gurowski (1805–1866) and the Mission of Russian Empire: Metamorphoses of Political Radicalism

2/2009

Published in Russian, see Russian pages of this website.

Sociology, Ethnology, Political Science

Aleksei Mikhalev

Soviet Political Presence in Mongolia: Memory about Heroes and Rhetoric of Continuity in Russian Historical Narrative

2/2009

Published in Russian, see Russian pages of this website.

Newest Mythologies

Ilya Gerasimov

Vasily Aksyonov: The Unfinished Romance of Russian Westernism

2/2009

Published in Russian, see Russian pages of this website.

Historiography

Hans-Christian Petersen

Beyond Collectivism: (Auto)biographic Approaches to the Study of Russian History

2/2009

Published in Russian, see Russian pages of this website.

Book Reviews

Marina Mogilner

Claudia Verhoeven, The Odd Man Karakozov: Imperial Russia, Modernity, and the Birth of Terrorism (Ithaca and London: Cornell University Press, 2009). 248 pp. Bibliography, Index. ISBN: 978-0-8014-4652-8.

2/2009

This review essay is published in Russian, see Russian pages of this website.

Sergei Abashin

Alexander Morrison, Russian Rule in Samarkand, 1868–1910: A Comparison with British India (Oxford and New York: Oxford University Press, 2008). 400 pp., maps. ISBN-13: 978-019-954-737-1.

2/2009

This review essay is published in Russian, see Russian pages of this website.

Mikhail Suslov

Richard Pipes, Russian Conservatism and Its Critics: A Study in Political Culture (New Haven: Yale University Press, 2006). xv+216 pp. Bibliography, Index. ISBN: 978-030-012-269-5.

2/2009

This review essay is published in Russian, see Russian pages of this website.

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2/2009

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Ab Imperio

Issue 2/2009 Homo Imperii in Space and Time: Settling and Unsettling Imperial Spaces

Methodology and Theory

From the Editors

Imperial Dispositions of Disregard

History

The Space of Authority: The Discourse of Tsar and Emperor in Moscow and St. Petersburg Topography of the Late Seventeenth – Eighteenth Centuries

For Holy Dharma and White Tsar: Russian Empire through the Eyes of Buriat Buddhists in the Eighteenth – Early Twentieth Centuries

Count Adam Gurowski (1805–1866) and the Mission of Russian Empire: Metamorphoses of Political Radicalism

Sociology, Ethnology, Political Science

Soviet Political Presence in Mongolia: Memory about Heroes and Rhetoric of Continuity in Russian Historical Narrative

Newest Mythologies

Vasily Aksyonov: The Unfinished Romance of Russian Westernism

Historiography

Beyond Collectivism: (Auto)biographic Approaches to the Study of Russian History

Book Reviews

Claudia Verhoeven, The Odd Man Karakozov: Imperial Russia, Modernity, and the Birth of Terrorism (Ithaca and London: Cornell University Press, 2009). 248 pp. Bibliography, Index. ISBN: 978-0-8014-4652-8.

Alexander Morrison, Russian Rule in Samarkand, 1868–1910: A Comparison with British India (Oxford and New York: Oxford University Press, 2008). 400 pp., maps. ISBN-13: 978-019-954-737-1.

Richard Pipes, Russian Conservatism and Its Critics: A Study in Political Culture (New Haven: Yale University Press, 2006). xv+216 pp. Bibliography, Index. ISBN: 978-030-012-269-5.

List of Contributors

Our Authors

The 1898 Andizhan Uprising and the “Muslim Question” in Turkestan (Perspectives of the “Colonizers” and the “Colonized”)

“Beat the Devil!”: Prison Society and Anarchy in Tsarist Siberia

“Weekly Days of Rest, Sacral and Crown Holidays:” Leisure Time of a Russian City-Dweller in the Second Half of the Nineteenth and Beginning of the Twentieth Century

“Them” or “Us”? How Ukrainians and Russians Saw Each Other under Stalin

Беларусь: нi Эўропа, нi Расея. Меркаваньні беларускіх эліт / Под ред. Валера Булгакава. Варшава: Выдавецтва “ARCHE”, 2006. 257 с. ISBN: 83-89406-77-2.

Daniel M. Vyleta, Crime, Jews and News: Vienna, 1890–1914 (New York and Oxford: Berghahn Books, 2007). xi+254 pp. (=Austrian and Habsburg Studies Series; Volume 8). Tables, Figures, Notes, Bibliography, Index. ISBN: 978-184-545-144-9.

Григорий Поташенко. Староверие в Литве: Вторая половина XVII – начало XIX вв. Исследования, документы, материалы. Вильнюс: “Aidai”, 2006. 543 с., ил. ISBN: 995-565-630-1.

А. Алипиева. Национална идентичност в българската литература. Варна, 2006. 117 с. ISBN: 978-954-304-247-0;

Stéphane A. Dudoignon and Komatsu Hisao (Eds.), Research Trends in Modern Central Eurasian Studies, 18th–20th Centuries. Vol. 2: A Selective and Critical Bibliography of Works Published between 1985 and 2000. Part Two (Tokyo: The Toyo Bunko, 2006). x

Вячеслав Лихачев. Нацизм в России. Москва: “Центр ‘Панорама’”, 2002. 176 с. ISBN: 5-94420-005-7.

А. В. Шипилов. “Свои”, “чужие” и другие. Москва: “Прогресс-Традиция”, 2008. 568 с. ISBN 5-89826-199-0.