Table of Contents
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AEER Editor |
1-2 |
| Editor's Notes |
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Robert Rotenberg |
3-4 |
| Obituary: Ferenc Bakó |
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Éva V. Huseby-Darvas |
5 |
Articles
| Can Public Apologies Contribute to Place? An Argument for Retribution |
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John Borneman |
7-20 |
| Femininity and the Double Burden: Dialogues on the Socialization of Russian Daughters into Womanhood |
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Natalia Roudakova, Deborah S. Ballard-Reisch |
21-34 |
| Gendered Violence in Crisis: Russian NGOs Help Themselves to Liberal Feminist Discourses |
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Julie Hemment |
35-38 |
| Democracy as a Project: Perceptions of Democracy within the World of Projects in Former Soviet Kyrgyzstan |
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Christian Boehm |
39-48 |
| The Wounded Body: Reflections on the Demise of the 'Iron Curtain' Between Georgia and Turkey |
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Mathijs Pelkmans |
49-58 |
| Business, Taxes, and Corruption in Russia |
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Nancy Ries |
59-62 |
Reviews
| Book Review: Political Culture in East Central Europe, Fritz Plasser and Andreas Pribersky, Editors, 1996, Brookfield, VT: Avebury |
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Krista Harper |
63-64 |
| Book Review: Engendering Song: Singing and Subjectivity at Prespa Albanian Weddings. Sugarman, Jane C., 1997. University of Chicago Press. $29.95. XIX+395 (+20) + compact disk. |
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Victor A. Friedman |
65-67 |
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