Co-Edited by Nancy Ries & Cathy Warner
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Robert Rotenberg |
1-2 |
Special Issue Section
| Out of the Ruins: Cultural Negotiations in the Soviet Aftermath |
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Cathy Wanner |
3-9 |
| Televisions and Computers: Giving New Names to Old Tools in the Political Economy of Central Kamchatka |
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Nelson Hancock |
10-17 |
| Drink and Leisure: The Semiotic Significance of Two New Enterprises on a Former Collective Farm in Estonia |
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Sigrid Rausing |
18-28 |
| Pepsi, Pensioners, and Peter the Great: Performing Temporality in Russia |
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Melissa L. Caldwell |
29-41 |
| The Bukharan Jews in Post-Soviet Uzbekistan: A Case of Fractured Identity |
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Alanna E. Cooper |
42-54 |
| New Legends in the Rebirth of Khakass Shamanic Culture |
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Kira Van Deusen |
55-61 |
| Lost Locale, Return and Healing in Kalmykia |
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Eva Jane Neumann Fridman |
62-73 |
| Concerts and Constitutions: Repertoires of Uzbek Nationhood |
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Mary M. Doi |
74-82 |
| The Festival of the Holy Trinity (Troitsa) in Rural Russia: A Case Study in the Topography of Memory |
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Margaret Paxson |
83-93 |
| What is Culture? Schemas and Spectacles in Uzbekistan |
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Laura L. Adams |
94-106 |
| Post-Soviet Art and Culture in Central Asia |
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Farhad Atai |
107-124 |
| Shifting Metropes: Social Order and Chaos on the Moscow Metro |
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Alaina Lemon |
125-138 |
| In the Time of the Lizard: On Indigenous Problems, Post-Colonialism, and Democracy |
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Petra Rethmann |
139-147 |
| We Lost Some Neatness: Mixed Imagery and Russian Incoherence |
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Dale Pesmen |
148-157 |
| The Triad of Post-Socialism, Post-Colonialism, and Postmodernism?: Fragmentary Memoranda from Southern Siberia |
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Hibi Watanabe |
158-168 |
| Double Ruins, Diplomatic Solutions? |
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Thomas C. Wolfe |
169-177 |
| A Balkanist in Daghestan: Annotated Notes from the Field |
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Victor A. Friedman |
178-203 |
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