Published: 2002-04-20

Contents

AEER Editor

1-2

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A Note from the Managing Editor

Robert Rotenberg

3

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Special Issue Section

Introduction to the Issue: New Issues in Postsocialist Studies

Melissa L. Caldwell

5-8

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Discussant Remarks: Mobility, Labor, and Ties that Bind

Sascha Goluboff

9-11

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Brain Drain, Bogus Asylum Seekers, and Babies: Conflicting Discourses of Mobility and Fertility in Bulgaria and the European Union

Kristen Ghodsee

13-20

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Between Tragedy and Reality: Armenian Women's Labor Migration in the Post-Soviet Period

Armine Ishkanian

23-29

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Capitalism and Socialism as Conflicting Cultural Models in Nicaraguan Politics

Bradley Tatar

31-36

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Selling Oneself, Selling the Nation: Translating Slovaks for the Eyes of Europe

Jonathan Larson

37-40

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Living in Truth: Physics as a Way of Life

Pál Nyíri, Joana Breidenbach

43-51

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Body-Alterations and the Creation of the Other: A Macedonian Case

Ilka Thiessen

55-59

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"Who Would Create a Czech Feminism?" Challenging Assumptions in the Process of Creating Relevant Feminisms in the Czech Republic

Karen Kapusta-Pofahl

61-68

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Endangering Masculinity in Kosova: Can Albanian Women Say No?

Nita Luci

71-79

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After the Folkloric Movement: Traditional Life in Post-Socialist Moldova

Jennifer Cash

83-88

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Architecture and the State: Moscow Urban Concepts after Socialism

Anna Sokolina

91-101

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The Life of Baldan Chimitovich Gomboev: Using Personal Narratives to Approach Buriat Post-Soviet Music

Tristra Newyear

103-107

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The Role and Development of Shamanistic Discourse Among Southern Siberian Ethnic Groups in the Post-Soviet Period

Andrei Vinogradov

109-117

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(Consumer) Paradise Lost: Capitalist Dynamics and Disenchantment in Rural Bulgaria

Gerald W. Creed

119-125

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On the Preferential Treatment of Hungarians Living in Neighbouring Countries

Petteri Laihonen, Heino Nyyssönen

127-133

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Nationalism, Marxism, and Western Popular Culture in Yugoslavia: Ideologies, Genuine and Spurious

Andrei Simic

135-144

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