Editors
Issue 2/2025
Methodology and Theory
Ilya Gerasimov
Language as a Medium Through the Eyes of a Historian: Between Universalism and Hegemony (Introduction to the Forum)
The Prospect of Studying World Russian Languages, Literatures, and Histories
Matthew W. Turner
“Making the Language Your Own “ An Interview with Mario Saraceni
The Prospect of Studying World Russian Languages, Literatures, and Histories
Alessandro Achilli, Miriam Finkelstein, Nina Friess, Marco Puleri
Exploring and Questioning Russophonia: An Interview with Naomi Caffee
The Prospect of Studying World Russian Languages, Literatures, and Histories
Sumit Guha, Nile Green, Michael Fisher, Farina Mir, Christine Philliou
Discussion: In and out of Persian
The Prospect of Studying World Russian Languages, Literatures, and Histories
Archive
ABC: Empire & Nationalism Studies
Victoria Smolkin
Reflections on Teaching Ukraine and Its Histories
New Curricula for New Histories of Northern Eurasia
Book Reviews
Kostiantyn Moharychev
Kerstin S. Jobst, A History of Crimea from Antiquity to the Present, translated by John Heath (London: Bloomsbury, 2025). 364 pp., ill. Bibliography. Index of People. Index of Places. ISBN: 978-1-3503-2800-6.
Tatiana Kostina
Denis J. B. Shaw, Reconnoitring Russia: Mapping, Exploring and Describing Early Modern Russia, 1613–1825 (London: UCL Press, 2024). 204 pp., ill. Index. ISBN: 978-1-80008-592-3.
Lucien J. Frary
Eleonora Naxidou and Yura Konstantinova (Eds.), Christian Networks in the Ottoman Empire: A Transnational History (Budapest: Central European University Press, 2024). 314 pp., ill. Index. ISBN: 978-963-386-775-4.
Stanislav Yudin
