Table of Contents
Special Issue: Memories, commemorations, and representations of Chernobyl
| Memories, commemorations, and representations of Chernobyl: Introduction | |
| Melanie Arndt | 1-12 |
| Chernobyl in the eyes: mythology as a basis of individual memories and social imaginaries of a “Chernobyl child” | |
| Svetlana Bodrunova | 13-24 |
| Ecological Refugees and Lost Land | |
| Jana Kopelentova Rehak | 25-64 |
| Ordinary Tragedy: “Perestroika” of Collective Memory about Chernobyl Disaster in Belarusian History Textbooks | |
| Andrei Dudchik, Marharyta Fabrykant | 65-81 |
| Chernobyl’s Aftermath in Political Symbols, Monuments and Rituals: Remembering the Disaster in Belarus | |
| Tatiana Kasperski | 82-99 |
| Approaching the Void – Chernobyl’ in Text and Image | |
| Andrea Zink | 100-112 |
| An Illustrated Guide to the Post-catastrophe Future | |
| Sarah D. Phillips, Sarah Ostaszewski | 127-140 |
Articles
| Hybridizing postsocialist trajectories: an investigation into the biznes of the U.S. missile base in Rędzikowo and urbanization of villages in provincial Poland | |
| Edyta Materka | 141-183 |
| Youth camps in Post-Soviet Russia and the Northern Caucasus: the cases of Seliger and Mashuk 2010 | |
| Giorgio Comai | 184-212 |
| The Authentic Village and the Modern City: The Space-Time of Class Identities in Urban Western Ukraine | |
| Elizabeth A Peacock | 213-236 |
Reviews
| Les silences de Tchernobyl. L’avenir contaminé. (Ackerman, Grandazzi and Lemarchand) | |
| Katrin Jordan | 237-240 |
| Worse Than Radiation and 7 Odd Chernobyl Stories (Mirnyi) | |
| Harrison King | 241-243 |
| Domestic Violence in Postcommunist States. Local Activism, National Policies and Global Forces (Fábián) | |
| Raluca Maria Popa | 244-246 |
| Making the New Post-Soviet Person: Moral Experience in Contemporary Moscow (Zigon) | |
| Susanne Cohen | 247-248 |
| Citizenship and the Legitimacy of Governance: Anthropology in the Mediterranean Region (Pardo and Prato) | |
| Sener Akturk | 249-251 |
| Borderlands into Bordered Lands: Geopolitics of Identity in Post-Soviet Ukraine (Zhurzhenko) | |
| Vitaly Chernetsky | 252-254 |
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