Anthropology of East Europe Review

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Posted: 2013-06-03
 
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Vol 31, No 1 (2013)

Table of Contents

Editor's Notes PDF
Sarah D. Phillips 1-2

Articles

Nature, Narod and Emotion: Engaging Socialist Realism and the Arts in Kyrgyzstan PDF
Maureen Pritchard 3-20
Visual methods in teaching sociology of public sphere in Russia PDF
Elena Iarskaia-Smirnova 21-41
“Rapped Resistance and Capitalism”: Contexts, Identities, and Distribution of DIY Rap in Poland PDF
Milosz Miszczynski 42-54
Karl Popper and Conspiracy Theories in Polish Political Thought PDF
Joanna Diane Caytas 55-74
Spiritual Assistance During Two Refugee Crises in the Republic of Macedonia PDF
Maja Muhić 75-92
Constructions of childhood, victimhood and abortion in Romania: the ‘little-girl mother’ PDF
Jackie Kirkham 93-109
On the persistence of bazaars in the newly capitalist world: reflections from Odessa PDF
Abel Polese, Aleksandr Prigarin 110-136

Notes from the Field

The Mice in the Ceiling: Musings on the Limits of Privatization PDF
Deborah A Jones 137-144

Reviews

Secularism Soviet Style: Teaching Atheism and Religion in a Volga Republic (Luehrmann) PDF
Sorin Gog 145-147
New Lithuania in Old Hands: Effects and Outcomes of Europeanization in Rural Lithuania (Knudsen) PDF
Anton Masterovoy 148-149
Under Solomon's Throne: Uzbek visions of renewal in Osh (Liu) PDF
David W Montgomery 150-151
The Quest for an Ideal Youth in Putin’s Russia I (Mijnssen) and The Quest for an Ideal Youth in Putin’s Russia II (Lassila) PDF
Regina Smyth 152-154


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