With guest editor Julie Hemment.
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AEER editor |
1-2 |
Special Issue Section
| Introduction to Special Issue: Ethnographies of Postsocialism |
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Julie Hemment |
3-6 |
| Departures from Home: Czech Perspectives on Difference |
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David Altshuler |
7-12 |
| The New Power of Old Men: Privatisation and Family Relations in Mesterszállás (Hungary) |
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Tatjana Thelen |
15-21 |
| Mapping the Kingdom of Plastic Bags: The Topography of Fairytale Cynicism in Chelnochovsk-Na-Dniestre, Ukraine |
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Diana R. Blank |
23-28 |
| The Challenges of Socialization in Business Education: The Case of the School of Management, St. Petersburg State University |
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Irina Pshenichnikova |
29-36 |
| Protecting the Young and Sending of the Dead: Old Belief and the Politics of “Religious Revival” in the Russian Urals |
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Douglas J. Rogers |
37-40 |
| Drink, Drank, Drunk: A Social-Political Grammar of Russian Drinking Practices in a Colonial Context |
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David Koester |
41-46 |
| Death and the Desecrated: Monuments of the Socialist Past in Post-1989 Bulgaria |
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Nikolai Voukov |
49-54 |
| History, Subversion and Low-Intensity Conflict in the Soviet Union |
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Robert Owen Krikorian |
57-63 |
| Rethinking Development Templates: Women and Microcredit in Post-Socialist Southeastern Europe |
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Kristen Ghodsee |
65-71 |
| Driven Women: Reconceptualizing the Traffic in Women in the Margins of Europe through the Case of Gagauz Mobile Domestics in Istanbul |
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Leyla J. Keough |
73-78 |
| Nationalist Tensions: Tradition and Modernity in Discussions of Kyrgyz Bride-Capture |
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Ethan Wilensky-Lanford |
81-83 |
| The “Nation-ing” of Gender? Donor Policies, Islam, and Women’s NGOs in Post-War Bosnia-Herzegovina |
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Elissa Helms |
85-92 |
| Establishing a Public Sphere in a Croatian Borderland |
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Dickie Wallace |
95-102 |
| Queering Civil Society in Postsocialist Slovakia |
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Viera Wallace-Lorencová |
103-110 |
| Reflections on Fieldwork with Romani Women: Race, Class, and Feminism in Bosnia-Herzegovina |
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Jennifer Erickson |
113-117 |
Reviews
| Film Review: “Returning Home: Revival of a Bosnian Village” Tone Bringa (Producer, Anthropologist) with Peter Loizos (Consultant) |
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Elissa Helms |
119-121 |
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