With guest editor Nancy Ries.
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AEER Editor |
1-2 |
| Editor's Notes |
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Robert Rotenberg |
3 |
Special Issue Section
| Introduction |
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Nancy Ries |
4-6 |
| Educational Practices and the Making of National Identity in Post-Soviet Ukraine |
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Cathy Wanner |
8-17 |
| Building the Blockade: New Truths in Survival Narratives from Leningrad |
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Jennifer Dickinson |
19-23 |
| The KGB Building |
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Corinna Skema Snyder |
24-29 |
| "We Don't Have Capitalism...We Have Kinship": The State, the Family, and the Expression of Armenian Identity |
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Stephanie Platz |
30-33 |
| "What are they Writing about us Blacks?" -- Roma and "Race" in Russia |
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Alaina Lemon |
34-40 |
| The Return of Refugees Viewed through the Prism of Blood Revenge |
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Paula Garb |
41-44 |
| Soviet Body Politics |
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Petra Rethmann |
45-49 |
| Traveling between Continents: The Social Organization of Interethnic Contacts across Bering Strait |
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Peter P. Schweitzer, Evgeniy Golovko |
50-55 |
| Russian "Indianists": A Romance with the Image of the North American Indian |
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Jennifer Rayport |
56-63 |
| Standing Bottles, Washing Deals, and Drinking "For the Soul" in a Siberian City |
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Dale Pesman |
65-74 |
Reviews
| Review of "In the Soviet House of Culture: A Century of Perestroikas" By Bruce Grant. Princeton, NJ: Princeton University Press, 1995. 225 pp. |
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Corinna Snyder |
76-77 |
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