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Sarah D. Phillips |
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Special Issue Section 1: Gender Matters: Negotiating Gender Identities, Sexualities, and Family in the 21st Century
| Lipstick and Beauty Contests: Female Soldiers in Russia |
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Christine Eifler |
3-22 |
| Men and Social Suffering in Contemporary Lithuania |
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Artūras Tereškinas |
23-39 |
| Daughters of 'Post'-Socialist Macedonia |
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Ilka Thiessen |
40-61 |
| “Battle for Sarajevo” as “Metropolis”: Closure of the First Queer Sarajevo Festival according to Liberal Press |
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Sanja Kajinic |
62-82 |
| Representation of “Lost Orientation,” or, Lesbianism in Georgian Print Media |
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Nino Kharchilava, Nino Javakhishvili |
83-97 |
| Changing Models of Parenting in Contemporary Urban Families in Bulgaria |
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Nevena Dimova |
98-118 |
Special Issue Section 2: Laboring Women: Gendered Dynamics of Work
| Gender Inequalities and the Status of Women in the Labor Market in Transitional Serbia |
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Marija Kolin |
119-137 |
| “Pride Identity” as a Strategy of Self-Representation in the Situation of a Research Interview: The Case of Belarusian Women Involved in Market Trade |
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Olga Sasunkevich |
138-164 |
| Textile Workers in Slovenia: From Nimble Fingers to Tired Bodies |
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Nina Vodopivec |
165-183 |
Special Issue Section 3: Gendered Migrations
| Where Have All the Mothers Gone? The Gendered Effect of Labour Migration and Transnationalism on the Institution of Parenthood in Ukraine |
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Alissa V. Tolstokorova |
184-214 |
| Resource Drain vs. Constitutive Circularity: Comparing the Gendered Effects of Post-Soviet Migration Patterns in Ukraine |
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Cinzia Solari |
215-238 |
| Awareness Raising Campaigns against Human Trafficking in the Russian Federation: Simply Adding Males or Redefining a Gendered Issue? |
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Susanne Schatral |
239-267 |
Special Issue Section 4: Women in the Lead: Gendered Aspects and Effects of NGOs and Women’s Activism
| Unpacking East/West Tensions: Women’s NGOs and Islam in Contemporary Kyrgyzstan |
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Meghan Simpson |
268-301 |
| Muslim Women Leaders in Post-Soviet Ferghana Valley: Whose Leadership Is It Anyway? |
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Svetlana Peshkova |
302-331 |
| Ruling vs. Dialogical Relations: NGOs, Women, and Institutional Power in Anti-Trafficking Campaigns in Russia and Ukraine |
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Nadia Shapkina |
332-354 |
Open Forum Section
| Making Sense of the Post-Soviet Capital: Politics of Identity in the City of Minsk |
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Anna Shirokanova |
355-387 |
| Why Polish Sobótka , Palant and Jawor Remained only Local Polish Traditions: Preserving National Heritage through the Traditional Games |
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Małgorzata Bronikowska |
388-406 |
Reviews
| Changing Economies and Changing Identities in Postsocialist Eastern Europe (Ingo W. Schröder and Asta Vonderau, eds.) |
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Narcis Tulbure |
407-410 |
| On the Social Life of Postsocialism: Memory, Consumption, Germany (by Daphne Berdahl; Michael Herzfeld and Matti Bunzl, eds.) |
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Leonore Phillips |
411-413 |
| Ethnography and Folklore of the Georgia-Chechnya Border (Shorena Kurtsikidze and Vakhtang Chikovani) |
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Paul Manning |
414-417 |
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