Published: 2000-10-09

Editor's Notes

Robert Rotenberg

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Articles

Informal Relations and Institutional Change: How Eastern European Cliques and States Mutually Respond

Janine R. Wedel

2-17

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Whose City is Moscow Today?

Anatoly M. Khazanov

18-35

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Re-Imagining Russian Nuclear Weapons Scientists

Hugh Gusterson

36-42

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Colonization or Liberation: The Paradox of NGOs in Postsocialist States

Julie Hemment

43-58

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"Sworn Virgins": Cases of Socially Accepted Gender Change

Antonia Young

59-75

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Prospects for Transnational Civil Society Following the Arrival of the European Union in a Contested Borderland

Robert Gary Minnich

76-88

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Historical Myth and the Invention of Political Folklore in Contemporary Serbia

Karl Kaser, Joel M. Halpern

89-107

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Practice and Discourse about Practice: Returning Home to the Croatian Danube Basin

Maja Povrzanovic

108-119

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The Topsy Turvy Days Were There Again: Student and Civil Protest in Belgrade and Serbia, 1996/1997

Mirjana Prosic-Dvornic

120-151

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The Young and a Society: An Example from Zagreb

Sanja Kalapos

152-167

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Reviews

Book Review: Laszlo Kurti and Juliet Langman (eds.): Beyond Borders. Remaking Cultural Identities In the New East and Central Europe. Westview Press, 1997, 160 Pp.

Alexandra Bitusikova

168-171

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