Institute for European, Russian and Eurasian Studies
Demokratizatsiya: The Journal of Post-Soviet Democratization
Archive
2003 | 2002 | 2001 | 2000 | 1999 | 1998 | 1997 | 1996 | 1995 | 1994 | 1993 | 1992
(articles from 2004-present available here)
Volume 11
Number 4 / Fall 2003
Stabilizing Estonia: The International Dimension of State Security and Ethnic Integration Policy, Gregory Feldman
Free Trade in the 1990s: Understanding Estonian Exceptionalism, Gregory Feldman
Challenges to Estonia's Economic Policymaking at the Eve of EU Enlargement, Andreas Freytag
Estonia: A Look at Its Successful but Unknown Transition, Mel Huang
Reminiscing with the "Father of the Kroon" - Interview with Siim Kallas
Key Moments in the History of Estonia
Security in Flux: International Integration and the Transformations of Threat in Estonia, Merje Kuus
"Just Do It" - Interview with Mart Laar
Social Contradictions Shadowing Estonia's "Success Story", Marju Lauristin
Changing Media in a Changing Society, Peeter Vihalemm
Number 3 / Summer 2003
The New Russian Code of Criminal Procedure: The Next Step on the Path of Russia 's Democratization, Victor V. Filippov
The Past, Present, and Future of the Russian Federal State, Gordon M. Hahn
Reforming the Procedural Rules for Business Litigation in Russia: To What End?, Kathryn Hendley
Editor's Introduction, Sally W. Stoecker
An Evaluation of Ukrainian Legislation to Counter and Criminalize Human Trafficking, Olga Pyshchulina
Resisting Putin's Federal Reforms on the Legal Front, Robert Sharlet
Institutional Determinants of Chronic Policy Failure in Yeltsin's Russia, Alexander Sokolowski
The New Justices of the Peace in the Russian Federation: A Cornerstone of Judicial Reform?, Peter H. Solomon, Jr.
A Comparative Analysis of the 1994, 1998, and 2002 Election Campaigns for the Nikolayev City Council, Olena Yatsunka
Number 2 / Spring 2003
Reply to Christoph Stefes, Anders Aslund
The Future of Russo-American Partnership, Stephen Blank
Who Is with Whom: The United States, the European Union, and Russia on the Eve of War in Iraq, Vladimir Brovkin
Russian Preferred Self-image and the Two Chechen Wars, Simone Ispa-Landa
Working with the Russians, Donald N. Jensen
Russia's Accession to the Council of Europe and Compliance with European Human Rights Norms, Pamela A. Jordan
Baltic-Russian Relations in Light of Expanding NATO and EU, Marko Mihkelson
Russia in the New World Order: Power and Tolerance in Contemporary International Relation, Valerii Ivanovich Mikhailenko
U.S. Support for Anti-Soviet and Anti-Russian Guerrilla Movements and the Undermining of Democracy, Michael Powelson
Stability vs. Volatility: Why the CIS Is Not a Shining Example for Central Europe, Christoph H. Stefes
NATO: The Only West That Russia Has?, Ira Straus
U.S. Terrorism, International Security, and Leadership: Toward a U.S.-EU-Russia Security Triangle, George Voskopoulos
Number 1 / Winter 2003
The Centrality of Elites, Fredo Arias-King
Trade Access Versus an Economic Model, Anders Aslund
Demography and Democracy in Russia: Human Capital Challenges to Democratic Consolidation, Harley Balzer
Russia as an Economic Superpower: Fantasy or Possibility?, Marshall I. Goldman
Sovietology, Post-Sovietology, and the Study of Postcommunist Democratization, Stephen E. Hanson
On the Future of the Russian State, Eugene Huskey
Introduction to the 10th Anniversary Edition, Fredo Arias-King
Is Russia Rising?, Andrew C. Kuchins
Generational Change in Russia, Michael McFaul
The End of Three Ideological Eras: What Is Next for the Russian Economy?, James Millar
The War on Terrorism in Central Asia and the Cause of Democratic Reform, Martha Brill Olcot
With or Against the West: Russia 's Debate Continues, Herman Pirchner
Post-Sovietology Blues: Reflections on a Tumultuous Decade, Peter Rutland
Constitutional Law and Politics in Russia: Surviving the First Decade, Robert Sharlet
Crime and Corruption: Enduring Problems of Post-Soviet Development, Louise I. Shelley
Belarus: To Democracy through Neo-Communism, Stanislau Shushkevich
From Partiinost to Zakonnost: The Languid Creation of Legal Consciousness in Russia, Sally W. Stoecker
The Russian Left and the French Paradigm, Joan Barth Urban
The United States, Russia, and the New Challenges, Nikolai V. Zlobin
Volume 10
Number 4 / Fall 2002
Russia, Islam, and the War on Terrorism: An Uneasy Future, Ariel Cohen
Putin and the Middle East, Robert O. Freedman
Mexico and Russia: Mirror Images?, Nikolas K. Gvosdev
Fueling the Future: The Prospects for Russian Oil and Gas, Fiona Hill and Florence Fee
Estonia's Knight Returns, Mel Huang
The 2002 Parliamentary Elections as an Indicator of the Sociopolitical Development of Ukraine, Oleksandr Sushko
The Agenda Before NATO and Russia, Tomas Valasek
Number 3 / Summer 2002
Recent Assessments of Social Organizations in Russia, Alfred B. Evans, Jr.
Russia's Elites in Search of Consensus: What Kind of Consolidation?, Vladimir Gelman
Civil Society from Above? Statist and liberal Models of State-Building in Russia, Henry E. Hale
Civil Activism without NGOs: The Communist Party as a Civil Society Substitute, Ivan Kurilla
Lost Civilization: The Thorough Repression of Civil Society in Belarus, Mark Lenzi
Postcommunist Civil Society in Comparative Perspective, Marc Morje Howard
Toward an Uncivil Society? Contextualizing the Decline of Post-Soviet Russian Parties of the Extreme Right Wing, Andreas Umland
Number 2 / Spring 2002
Comprehending the Weakness of Russia's Unions, Stephen Crowley
Two Paths to a Greener Future: Environmentalism and Civil Society Development in Russia, Laura A. Henry
Introduction, Michael A. McFaul
The Kremlin's Civic Forum: Cooperation or Co-optation for Civil Society in Russia?, Alexander Nikitin and Jane Buchanan
Civil Society and the Challenge of Russian Gosudarstvennost, John Squier
Women's NGOs in Russia: Struggling from the Margins, Lisa McIntosh Sundstrom
On the Road to the Civic Forum: State and Civil Society from Yeltsin to Putin, Marcia A. Weigle
Human Rights in Post-Soviet Russia, Jonathan D. Weiler
Number 1 / Winter 2002
Adult Stigmatization and the Hidden Power of Homeless Children in Russia, Clementine Fujimura
Russian-Iranian Relations in the Putin Era, Mark N. Katz
Social Capital and Grassroots Democracy in Russia's Regions: Evidence from the 1999-2001 Gubernatorial Elections, Christopher Marsh
Regional Variations in the Implementation of Russia's Federal District Reform, Lynn D. Nelson and Irina Y. Kuzes
Moldova Under Lucinschi, Paul D. Quinlan
Transnational Crime: The Case of Russian Organized Crime and the Role of International Cooperation in Law Enforcement, Louise Shelley
Volume 9
Number 4 / Fall 2001
How to Fight a Religious Protest Movement?, Vladimir N. Brovkin
Putin's Federal Reforms: Reintegrating Russia's Legal Space or Upsetting Metastability of Russia's Asymmetrical Federalism, Gordon M. Hahn
Can Ukrainian Communists and Socialists Evolve to Social Democracy?, Olexiy Haran
Migration and Restructuring in Post-Soviet Russia, Timothy Heleniak
A Half-Democratic Russia Will Always Be a Half-Ally to the United States, Michael McFaul and Nikolai Zlobin
The End of the Insular State?, Sally W. Stoecker
Russia's Potential Futures in the Euro-Atlantic-OECD World, Ira Straus
Religion and Politics in Neighboring Belarus and Poland: Gender Dimensions, Larissa Titarenko
Apart from Russia or Part of Russia: A Sad Saga of Ukrainian-Russian Relations, Igor Torbakov
Russian Nationalism in Western Studies: Misadventures of a Moribund Paradigm, Alexander Yanov
Number 3 / Summer 2001
Democratizing Russian Higher Education, Michael V. Deaver
The New Russians' Jokelore: Genesis and Sociological Interpretations, Emil Draitser
Ukrainian Higher Education in Transition: Perspectives and Policy Implications, William Gleason
Trafficking in Human Beings in Georgia and the CIS, Georgi Glonti
Economic Liberalism and Security Preferences: A Comparative Case Study of Russia and Ukraine in the 1990s, Benjamin E. Goldsmith
The Political Underpinnings of U.S. Bilateral Aid to the Countries of Transcaucasus, Ekaterine Metreveli and Ester Hakobyan
Putin's Federal Reform Package: A Recipe for Unchecked Kremlin Power, Robert Orttung
Number 2 / Spring 2001
Russian Responses to Crisis Management in the Balkans: How NATO's Past Actions May Shape Russia's Future Involvement, Rebecca J. Johnson
Russian Federalism: Continuing Myth or Political Salvation?, Daniel R. Kempton
Putin's Policy toward Japan: Return of the Two Islands, or More?, Hiroshi Kimura
Russia's Relations with China and India: Strategic Partnerships, Yes; Strategic Alliances, No, Andrew C. Kuchins
"Back to the USSR?": New Trends in Russian Regional Policy, Emil Pain
Perm Oblast : Autonomies to Choose From, Boris Povarnitsyn
The City, Contested Identity, and Democratic Transitions, Blair A. Ruble
Homelessness and Criminal Exploitation of Russian Minors: Realities, Resources, and Legal Remedies, Sally W. Stoecker
Between Appeasement and Coercion: Russia's Center- Periphery Relations from Yeltsin to Putin, Michael Thumann
Number 1 / Winter 2001
Russia's Ulster: The Chechen War and Its Consequences, Stephen Blank
Moving Money, Making Money, and Parking Money Overseas: Front Companies in Offshore Jurisdictions, Vladimir Brovkin
Barkashov and the Russian Power Ministries, 1994-2000, John B. Dunlop
The Political Economy of Federalism in Russia, Prateek Goorha
The Special Powers of Russia's Parliament, Igor V. Grankin
Russia and the IMF: A Sordid Tale of Moral Hazard, Stefan Hedlund
Nongovernmental Actors in U.S. and Russian Chemical Demilitarization Efforts: A Need for Mutual Understanding and Cooperation, Igor Khripunov and George W. Parshall
Privatization in Russia: Preliminary Results and Socioeconomic Implications, Victor Supyan
The Dark Forces: Popular Analogies in Russian Politics, Alexander Zaslavsky
Volume 8
Number 4 / Fall 2000
Vladimir Putin's Vertical State and the Embryo of a Horizontal Opposition, Virginie Coulloudon
Georgia at the Crossroads, Georgi Glonti
Halfway Home and a Long Way to Go: Russian and Kazakh Roads to Sectoral and Political Corruption, Keith E. Henderson
Environmental Challenges in the NIS: Recommendations for the New U.S. Administration, Nancy Lubin
Civic Community, Communist Support, and Democratization in Russia: The View from Smolensk, Christopher Marsh
Unraveling the Mystery of the Tashkent Bombings: Theories and Implications, Abdumannob Polat and Nikolai Butkevich
Russia: Its Place in the Twenty-First Century and the Implications for the United States, David Satter
Recent Elections in Georgia: At Long Last, Stability?, Darrell Slider
Borderland Identities or Steering a Sinking Ship?, Michael Szporer
Ukraine: Vagaries of the Post-Soviet Transition, Igor Torbakov
Number 3 / Summer 2000
In Search of a Historic Yeltsin, Leon Aron
National Security, Civil Society, and Human Rights in Russia: Conceptual and Legal Framework, Sergei Baburkin
Belarus's Relations with NATO and Russia in the Context of European Security, Andrei Fedorov
The Fate of the Russian State, Thomas E. Graham, Jr.
Remembering Anatoly Sobchak, Alan Holiman
On the Way to Democracy: Women 's Activism in Kazakhstan, Galiya Khassanova
Russian Democracy-A U.S. National Security Interest, Michael McFaul and Sarah E. Mendelson
Belarus: Self-Identification and Statehood, Stanislav Shushkevich
"New Russian" Humor, Nikolai Zlobin
Number 2 / Spring 2000
Is It Power or Principle? A Footnote on the Talbott Doctrine, Fredo Arias-King
Putin and Shoigu: Reversing Russia 's Decline, Theodore Karasik
The Social-Psychological Roots of the Ethnic Problems in Crimea, Carina Korostelina
Coming of Age in Post-Soviet Central Asia: New Dilemmas and Challenges Facing Youth and Children, Kathleen Kuehnast
The Russian State Duma, On-Stage and Off: Inquiry, Impeachment, and Opposition, Martha Merritt
Politics in Post-Soviet Russia: Where Are the Women?, Carol Nechemias
The Walis That Have Yet to Fall: Belarus as a Mirror of CIS Transition, Larissa G. Titarenko
Foreign Trade Policymaking in Belarus: Current Practices and Problems, Irina E. Tochitskaya
Number 1 / Winter 2000
After Kosovo: The Impact of NATO Expansion on Russian Political Parties, Johanna Granville
Importing Civil Society: Foreign Aid and the Women's Movement in Russia, Sarah Henderson
The Boss: How Yuri Luzhkov Runs Moscow, Donald N. Jensen
Russia's 1999 Parliamentary Elections: Party Consolidation and Fragmentation, Michael McFaul
Russian Realities: Nuclear Weapons, Bureaucratic Maneuvers, and Organized Crime, Todd H. Nelson
On Strategies for Combating Corruption in Russia, Vitaly A. Nomokonov
The Rise in Human Trafficking and the Role of Organized Crime, Sally Stoecker
Patronage and the Presidential Critique: Budget Policy in the Fifth Russian State Duma, Frank C. Thames, Jr.
Volume 7
Number 4 / Fall 1999
Discourse on NATO in Russia during the Kosovo War, Vladimir Brovkin
From Decline to Disintegration: The Russian Military Meets the Millennium, Eva T. Busza
George Kennan and the Challenge of Siberia, Nicholas Daniloff
The Russian Military Faces "Creeping Disintegration", Dale R. Herspring
Russian Regions as International Actors, Andrey S. Makarychev
Russian Regions after the Crisis: Coping with Economic Troubles Governors Reap Political Rewards, Radoslav K. Petkov and Natan M. Shkylar
An Illinois Yankee in Tsar Yeltsin's Court: Justice in Russia, Ronald R. Pope
Rigging the U.S.-Russian Relationship: Harvard, Chubais, and the Transidentity Game, Janine R. Wedel
Number 3 / Summer 1999
Pluralism in the Komi Republic? Overcoming Executive Resistance, James Alexander
From Oligarchy to Oligarchy: The Structure of Russia's Ruling Elite, Thomas Graham
How Russia Is Ruled-1998, Donald N. Jensen
Russia's Many Foreign Policies, Michael McFaul
The Law Must Be Advantageous to Foreigners-Interview with Oleg Mironov
Leadership in Modern Russian Society A Regional Survey, Tatiyana Ryskova
Russian Constitutional Change: An Opportunity Missed, Robert Sharlet
Yabloko Is the Single Democratic Power-Interview with Victor Sheinis
Post-Soviet Youth: Engagement in Civil Society-Belarus and Beyond, Larissa G. Titarenko
Number 2 / Spring 1999
Soviet Domestic Politics and Collapse of the Outer Empire, 1989, Fredo Arias-King
Tributes to Galina Starovoitova, Ariel Cohen
The Impact of the Global Financial Crisis on Political Dynamics in Central Asia, Gregory Gleason
Political Integration and Political Parties in Post-Soviet Russian Politics, John T. Ishiyama
Lending a Hand While Keeping Our Distance-Interview with Jeane J. Kirkpatrick
Is There a Successor Generation in the Former Soviet Union?, Elena Kudriashova and Valery Novytsky
Legal Reform in Ukraine: Life in the Trenches, Christopher Lehmann
Russia in the 1990s: Democratization, Postcommunism, or Something Else?, Andrei Melville
The Rule of Law and Russian Culture-Are They Compatible?, Ronald R. Pope
Tomorrow May Be Too Late-Interview with Lech Walesa
Number 1 / Winter 1999
A Tribute to Galina Starovoitova, Fredo Arias-King
The Noncommunist Left, Social Constituencies, and Political Strategies in Russia, Paul T. Christensen
Russia's 1997 Law Renews Religious Persecution, John B. Dunlop
The Patriarch and the President: Religion and Political Choice in Russia, Vicki L. Helsi, Ebru Erdem, William Reisinger, and Arthur Miller
Electoral Democracy or Electoral Clanism? Russian Democratization and Theories of Transition, Alexander Lukin
Republican Party Calls for Reunification of Democratic Forces-Interview with Vladimir Lysenko
The Russian Orthodox Church under Patriarch Aleksii II and the Russian State: An Unholy Alliance?, Leslie L. McGann
Changing Russia's Electoral System: Assessing Alternative Forms of Representation and Elections, Misha Myagkov and Peter C. Ordeshook
The Communist Parties of Russia and Ukraine on the Eve of the 1999 Elections: Similarities, Contrasts, and Interactions, Joan Barth Urban
Volume 6
Number 4 / Fall 1998
The Russia You Never Met, Matt Bivens and Jonas Bernstein
The Baltic Reborn: Challenges of Transition, Walter C. Clemens, Jr.
Corruption: What Can Be Done about It? A Practitioner's Perspective through a Russian Lens, Keith Henderson
Murder for Hire as a Manifestation of Organized Crime, V. A. Nomokonov and V. I. Shulga
The Boris Yeltsin of History, Peter Rutland
Weimar Russia?, Karl W. Ryavec
Organized Crime and Corruption in Ukraine: Impediments to the Development of a Free Market Economy, Louise I. Shelley
Privatization, Corruption, and Reform in Present Day Russia, Remarks by Veniamin Sokolov
Number 3 / Summer 1998
The State of the Russian State: Diagnoses and Prognoses, George W. Breslauer
Russian Democracy: From the Future to the Past, Stephen Blank
Fragmentation of Authority and Privatization of the State: From Gorbachev to Yeltsin, Vladimir Brovkin
Elite Groups in Russia, Virginie Coulloudon
The Yeltsin Era in the Light of Russian History: Reform or Reaction?, Dmitri Glinski and Peter Reddaway
Governance and the Russian Economy, Philip Hanson
Russian Economic Reform and the Restructuring of Interests, Lynn D. Nelson and Irina Y. Kuzes
Oligarchs, Retread Nomenklaturshchiki, Clansmen, Warlords, and Polyarchs: Five Divergent Paths to the Russian Future, Blair A. Ruble
Unraveling the Soviet Union: Gorbachev's Change in World View, Susanne Sternthal
Number 2 / Spring 1998
A Paradigm Shift in Russo-Japanese Relations, Tsuneo Akaha
Back Yard Politics: Russia's Foreign Policy Toward the Caspian Basin, Brent Griffith
All Religions Are Equal, But Some Are More Equal Than Others: Russia's 1997 Restrictive Law of Religious Practices, William J. Kovatch, Jr.
Editor's Introduction to the Spring 1998 Issue, Sally W. Stoecker
Russo-Japanese Relations: Opportunity for a Rapprochement?, Peggy Falkenheim Meyer
Russia and the Two Koreas: The Dilemmas of "Dual Engagement", James Clay Moltz
Sino-Russian Relations: Will the Strategic Partnership Endure?, Gilbert Rozman
Number 1 / Winter 1998
The Dynamics of Integration: Russia and the Near Abroad, Jan S. Adams
Proposed Solutions to the Organized Crime Problem in Russia: Lessons Learned from Social and Legal Approaches Employed in the United States, Great Britain, and Sicily, Joseph L. Albini and R. E. Rogers
Samashki: Belief and Betrayal in a Chechen Town at War, Thomas Goltz
Georgian Politics and the Conflicts in Abkhazia and South Ossetia, Rusudan Gorgiladze
NATO Expansion: A View from the State Duma, Valery N. Gorokhov and Dmitry Ye. Gorovtsov
The LDPR Is Here for the Long Run-Interview with Vyacheslav Kiselev
Georgia-Abkhazia Conflict: View from Abkhazia, Liana Kvarchelia
"Virtual" Property and Post-Communist Globalization, Maria Los
In International Politics, Everyone Is for Himself-Interview with Alexei Mitrofanov
Azerbaijan and the Caspian Basin: Pipelines and Geopolitics, Jayhun Molla-Zade
Dynamics of State-Building in Georgia, Ghia Nodia
My Goal Is to Lay Down My Conditions-Interview with Ella Pamfilova
The United States, Iran, Russia, and Turkey: The Struggle for Azerbaijan, S. Rob Sobhani
Russia, Crime, and the Moral Educative Function of Law, Barbara Ann Stolz
We Have Dictatorship in the Form of Democracy-Interview with Alexander N. Yakovlev
Volume 5
Number 4 / Fall 1997
Russia: Permanent Narrow Escape, Boris Altshuler
From the Archives: Twelve Documents from the Secret Archives of the Central Committee
Introduction, Fifth Anniversary Issue, Louise Shelley and Fredo Arias-King
The State of Transition Economics, Anders Aslund
Listening for the Russian Voice, W. Donald Bowles
Russia: A Year into Yeltsin's Second Term, Vladimir Brovkin
Ignore Sovietology at Your Peril, Marshall I Goldman
Russia, Science, and Social Constructivism, Loren R. Graham
The Russian Democratic Movement: Past, Present, and Future, Vladimir N. Lysenko
The Central Asian States: An Overview of Five Years of Independence, Martha Brill Olcott
Stealing the Russian State, Louise I. Shelley
What Is the State of Democracy in the Post-Communist Countries?, Bruce L. R. Smith
Why Russia Needs NATO, Martin Walker
From Post-Communist Chaos to Mature Democracy, Victor Yasmann
Number 3 / Summer 1997
The Evolution of Authoritarianism in Turkmenistan, Kareem Al-Bassam
Prospects for Kazakstan's Asian Liberalism, Gregory Gleason
The Writing on the Wall, Nikolai Zlobin
Constraining Democratic Development: Institutions and Party System Formation in Kyrgyzstan, Gregory Koldys
Regional and Religious Politics in Uzbekistan and Tajikistan: Some Preliminary Notes, Keith Martin
How the KGB Violates Citizens' Rights: The Case of Alexander Nikitin, Thomas Nilsen and Jon Gauslaa
Nation Making in Russia's Jewish Autonomous Oblast: Initial Goals and Surprising Results, William R. Siegel
Number 2 / Spring 1997
Russia's 1996 Gubernatorial Elections and the Implications for Yeltsin, Laura Belin
Civil Society and Political Authority in the Semenov District, Alfred B. Evans
The Municipal Legislature in Novosibirsk, 1992-95, Jonathan Harris
Legal Reform in Russia: A View from the State Duma-Interview with Oleg O. Mironov
Interest Representation in Sverdlovsk and the Ascendancy of Regional Corporatism, Lynn D. Nelson and Irina Y. Kuzes
"They Pretend to Pay Us...." The Wage Arrears Crises in the Post-Soviet States, Daniel Rosenblum
The Role of Antimonopoly Committees in the Former Soviet Union, Thomas A. Timberg
Russia's Elected Governors: A Force to Be Reckoned With, Marc Zlotnik
Number 1 / Winter 1997
Response from the Department of Defense, Ashton B. Carter
Author's Rebuttal to the Department of Defense, J. Michael Waller
"Delay, Postpone, Obfuscate, Derail" A Case Study of U.S. Government Response to Criticism of Assistance Programs to Russia, J. Michael Waller
Who Stole What in Russia's December 1993 Elections, Mikhail Filippov and Peter C. Ordeshook
Russian Policy in the Transcaucasian "Near Abroad" The Case of Azerbaijan, Jim MacDougall
The Split and Reconfiguration of Ex-Communist Party Factions in the Russian Oblasts: Chelyabinsk, Samara, Ulyanovsk, Tambov, and Tver (1991-95), Kimitaka Matsuzato
Russia Reconsidered: Another Look at the Revolution from Below, Dmitry Mikheyev
Response from the Department of State, Richard Morningstar
Author's Rebuttal to the Department of State, J. Michael Waller
To Russia, With Cash, J. Michael Waller
Catastrophism on the Eve of 2000: Apocalyptic Ideology Between Russia's Past and Future, Vladimir Shlapentokh
Volume 4
Number 4 / Fall 1996
Russian Supreme Soviet Investigation of the 1991 Coup: The Suppressed Transcripts: Part 4: Hearings on the Participation of the Leadership of the Soviet Armed Forces, J. Michael Waller
Yeltsin's Newest Coup, Stephen Blank and Jacob Kipp
Health and Social Stability in the Former Soviet Union: The Need for Policy Direction, Edward J. Burger, Jr.
Alexander Barkashov and the Rise of National Socialism in Russia, John B. Dunlop
Democracy and Institutional Design in Russia, Eugene Huskey
Truth and Order: The Program Manifesto of Alexander Ivanovich Lebed
An Initial Assessment of U.S. Aid to Russia, 1992-1995: And a Strategy for More Effective Assistance, Constantine C. Menges
Russian Political Police: Immortal Traditions and Eternal Threats, Boris Pustintsev
Clique-Run Organizations and U.S. Economic Aid: An Institutional Analysis, Janine R. Wedel
The Specter of Integration in Russia: Lessons for the West and Ukraine, Volodymyr Zviglyanich
Number 3 / Summer 1996
The Moscow Press: Vanguard of Democracy?, Ivan Ascher
Federal Elections in Russia: The Necessity of Systemic Reforms, Catherine Barnes
State Duma Election Returns, 1995, Glenn Bryant
Russia's Curse: Weak Political Institutions Unable to Restrain Arbitrary Leadership, Justin Burke
From the Parliamentary to the Presidential Election: Russians Get Real about Politics, Timothy J. Colton
Correspondence-Armitage, Burrill, Stavrakis
Cats and Mice: The Presidential Campaign in the Russian Heartland, Gennady A. Gershanok
Undemocratic past, Unnamed Present, and Undecided Future, Ken Jowitt
The Dilemma of "Our Home Is Russia" A View from the Inside, Sergei Kolesnikov
Nowhere to Turn But Yeltsin, John Lloyd
Boris Yeltsin Faces the Electorate: Findings from Opinion Polling Data, Richard Rose
Strategies of the Main Presidential Candidates, Valery Solovei
The Russian Media's Time of Troubles, Elizabeth Tucker
Number 2 / Spring 1996
Kings, Queens, Tsars, and Commissars: Russia Gets the Royal Treatment, Ann E. Robertson
Bull in a China Shop: USAID's Post-Soviet Mission, Peter J. Stavrakis
Supreme Soviet Investigation of the 1991 Coup: The Suppressed Transcripts: Part 3: Hearings "About the Illegal Financial Activity of the CPSU", J. Michael Waller
Why Gennady Zyuganov's Communist Party Finished First, Alexander S. Tsipko
The Communist Movement in Post-Soviet Russia, Joan Barth Urban
Humor as Political Protest, Nikolai Zlobin
Number 1 / Winter 1996
The Other Side of Perestroika: The Hidden Dimension of the Gorbachev Era, Brian Crozier
Economic Conversion in Perspective, Marshall Goldman and Ethan B. Kapstein
Retrospectives at the Gorbachev Foundation, Valentin Tolstykh
The Impact of the Military-Industrial Complez on the Emerging Russian Development Strategy, Yevgeny Kuznetsov
Reflections On Perestroika, Georgy Shakhnazarov
Supreme Soviet Investigation of the 1991 Coup: The Suppressed Transcripts: Part 2: Hearings Concerning the Role of Repressive Organs in the Putsch of 19-21 August 1991, J. Michael Waller
Problems in American Assistance Policy Toward the Former Soviet Union: The Belarus Prism, David H. Swartz
Volume 3
Number 4 / Fall 1995
Eyewitness Accounts from Chechnya, Yevgenia Albats
From Marx to Markets: Reform of the Russian University Economics Curriculum, Stanley L. Brue and Craig R. MacPhee
After Chechnya: Threats to Russian Democracy and U.S.-Russian Relations, Ariel Cohen
Business Education and Change in Russia and Eastern Europe, Fred J. Evans and Nancy J. Birch
In How Many Ways Will Russia Resemble Uzbekistan?, Steny H. Hoyer
How the West Shouldn't React to Events in Chechnya, Sergei Kovalev
Interpretations of Soviet State and Social Structure: Perceptions of Members of the First Russian Democratic Political Groups, 1985-1991, Alexander Lukin
Labor Policy and a New Workplace Governance System in Russia, Jay S. Siegel
Not U.S. vs. Russia, but Humanity vs. Inhumanity, Christopher H. Smith
Supreme Soviet Investigation of the 1991 Coup: The Suppressed Transcripts: Part 1: Hearings Concerning the Role of Repressive Organs in the Putsch of 19-21 August 1991, J. Michael Waller
Number 3 / Summer 1995
From The Archives, Nikolai V. Zlobin
Will Russia Become the Capital of World Feminism?, Nedezhda Azhgikhina
Organized Crime and Corruption in Russia, Sergei Boskholov
Women and Employment Policy in Contemporary Russia, Mary I. Dakin
Sex as a Mirror of the Russian Revolution, Igor S. Kon
Communists, Democracy, and Reform in Post-Communist Russia, Ian McAllister, Stephen White
Kazakh Trade Unions, Gennady Nekitin
Political History of Russian Bureaucracy and Roots of Its Power, Maryanne Ozernoy and Tatiana Samsonova
New Politics in Kazakhstan, Louise I. Shelley
Development of Democracy in Kazakhstan-Interview with Kairbek Suleimenov and Zharkmakan Tuyakbayev
Number 2 / Spring 1995
Russian Policy and Central Asian Energy, Economics, and Security, Stephen Blank
The Chechen Crisis and the Media, Nicholas Daniloff and Sergei A. Grigoriev
Nationalism and Democracy in Ukraine, Paula J. Dobriansky
Media and Politics in Central Asia, Mehrdad Haghayeghi
Ukrainian Free Trade Unions, Semyon Karikov
Local Scholarship, Public Policy, and Power: Public Policy Research and Local Reforms in Russia: The Case Study of Nizhny Novgorod, Andrey S. Makarychev
Russian Cultural Values and Their Effect on Domestic and Foreign Policy, Vladimir N. Podoprigora and Tatiana I. Krasnopevtseva
Country of Eternal "Pregnancy", Nikolai V. Zlobin
The State and Economic Reform in Ukraine, Volodymyr Zviglyanich
Number 1 / Winter 1995
Free Trade Unions in Russia, Ludmila Alexeeva
Yeltsin's Betrayal of Democracy: Testimony before the CSCE, Yelena Bonner
Coalitional Behavior in the Lithuanian Parliament: The First Four Years, Terry D. Clark
Transition in Bulgaria: Paradigm, Outcomes, and Lessons for the Late Starters, Atanas Gotchev
Toward Reform of the Lithuanian Economy, Thomas Grennes
"Excuse Me... I've No Machinery, No Money and No Market; How Do I Farm?", Jeffrey Levine
Bulgaria's Transition to a Market Economy, Alfred Levinson
Democracy Is Not Dead in Russia, Louise I. Shelley
Volume 2
Number 4 / Fall 1994
The Proposed Constitution of Ukraine: A Legal Perspective, Bohdan A. Futey
Ethnic Relations in Estonia and What They Mean for the World, Klara Hallik
Russian Presidential Politics Today, Theodore Karasik and Brenda Horrigan
Russia, the Baltic States and the West, Rita Putins Peters
Is the NIS Brain Drain Exaggerated?, Jeffrey L. Roberg
The Role of the Courts in the Electoral Process of Ukraine, Viktor Shishkin
A Viable Russian Federalism: Does American History Hold the Key?, Rein Staal
Autonomy for Eastern Finno-Ugric Nations: A Test for Russian Democracy, Rein Taagepera
Political Threats to a Free Press in Russia, Vitaly Tretyakov
Zhirinovsky's Strategy to Succeed Yeltsin: And How to Thwart It, Andrei P. Tsygankov
Russian Federalism and Reform: Declining Effectiveness of the Russian Central State?, James Voorhees
Number 3 / Summer 1994
Organized Crime and Society, Vyacheslav Afanasyev
How Free is the Media in Russia Today, Nicholas Daniloff and Sergei A. Grigoriev
Privatizatsiya and Kriminalizatsiya: How Organized Crime is Hijacking Privatization, Svetlana P. Glinkina
Crime and Human Rights in Russia: A Review of Basic Legislation, Nikolai V. Kachev and Alexander G. Pipiya
"Yeltsin Is a Very Impressive Leader"-Interview with Jeane J. Kirkpatrick
Crime in Russia: Causes and Prevention, Ninel F. Kuznetsova
The Organized Crime Morass in the Former Soviet Union, Rensselaer W. Lee, III
Political Control of Television in Yeltsin's Russia, Alexander Lyubimov
The Revival of Islam and Islamic Publishing, Magomedkhan M. Magomedkhanov
The New Provincial Journalism: Leaving the Forlorn Beauty of Words Behind, Alexander S. Meltsaev
Crime and Statistics: Do the Figures Reflect the Real Situation?, Inga B. Mikhailovskaya
The Rise of the Provincial Press, Elizabeth Schillinger
Post-Soviet Organized Crime: Implications for Economic, Social, and Political Development, Louise I. Shelley
Organized Crime and the Russian State: Challenges to U.S.-Russia Cooperation, J. Michael Waller
Can the West Help a Russian Free Press?, Thomas Winship
Number 2 / Spring 1993
From the Archives, Edited by Nikolai V. Zlobin
"Zhirinovsky Is a New Version of Yeltsin", Interview with Sergei Baburin
Chess-like Diplomacy at Novo-Ogarevo: An Eyewitness Account to the Drafting of the USSR Union Treaty of 1991, Yuri Baturin
The Politics of Language in Moldova, Jeffrey Chinn
Nuclear Proliferation Dangers in the NIS: An Interim Assessment, James E. Doyle
The Making of a President: A Glimpse of the History of the Top Executive Post in the USSR, Yegor Kuznetsov
Moldova's Flawed Constitution: With a Prescription for Limited Government, Andrew W. Lester
Where Does the "Mafiya" Come From, Yuri Shchekochikhin
Brazauskas in Power: An Assessment, Julius Smulkstys
Yeltsin Misread the Elections-Interview with Galina Starovoitova
Finita la Comedia? If Democracy Is to Survive, Yeltsin Must Learn to Compromise, Nikolai V. Zlobin
Russia: To Be or Not to Be, Valery Zorkin
Number 1 / Winter 1993
Kyrgyzstan: Central Asia's Democratic Alternative, Askar Akayev
Contending With Russia's Military Machine, Stephen Blank
When Will Russia Abandon Its Secret Chemical Weapons Program?, Gale Colby and Irene Goldman
Yeltsin, the Press, and the New Constitution: Will Glasnost Survive Presidential Power in Russia?, Nicholas Daniloff
Ukrainian Independence and National Security And the Role the United States Can Play to Safeguard Both, Paula J. Dobriansky
Can We Help Russia Become a Good Neighbor?, Paul A. Goble
Breaking the Shackles: Latvia After the USSR, Rasma Karklins
Pollution, Politics, and Public Opinion In Central Asia, Nancy Lubin
A Strategy to Encourage Democracy In the Newly Independent States, Constantine C. Menges
The Belarusian National Dilemma And Its Implications for U.S. Policy-Makers, Kathleen Mihalisko
Democracy and Statebuilding in Central Asia: Challenges for U.S. Policy-Makers, Martha Brill Olcott
Russia's and America's Intertwined Fates, Blair A. Ruble
Post-Soviet Sakharovs: Renewed Persecution of Dissident Scientists and the American Response, J. Michael Waller
America Lacks a Foreign Policy Toward Russia-Interview with Alexander N. Yakovlev
Volume 1
Number 4 / Fall 1992
Is There Any Hope for Russian Political Parties?, Vasily I. Zlobin
Five Different Perceptions On the Future of Russian Foreign Policy, Victor Yasmann
Contending Conceptions of Nation And State in Russian Politics Defining Party Ideologies in Post-Soviet Russia, Michael E. Urban
Can Centrism Work in Russia?, Andrei Ryabov
The Democratic Russia Movement: Myths and Reality, Lev Ponomarev
Tajikistan in Ruins: The Descent into Chaos of a Central Asian Republic, Svetlana Lolaeva
One-Man Rule in Uzbekistan: A Perspective from Within the Regime, C
Law-Making in Kazakhstan: A Baseline Analysis of the Supreme Soviet, Stanley Bach
Chekists in Cassocks: The Orthodox Church and the KGB, Keith Armes
From the Archives: Thirteen Documents from the Secret Archives of Iosif Stalin, edited by Nikolai V. Zlobin
Number 3 / Summer 1992
Russia's Legal Foundations for Civil Repression: Are Soviet Practices Being Reformed or Legalized?, J. Michael Waller
Towards a Liberal Russian Education: Charting a Postcommunist U'niversity Curriculum, Alexei V. Surin
Moscow State University: Problems and Objectives, Viktor A. Sadovnichy
The Bitter Fruits of "Democracy" in Kazakhstan, Eric Rudenshiold
Transition to Democracy in Ukraine, Bohdan Harasymiw
The U.S. and Russia in the New World Order, Pyotr V. Gladkov
Disposing of the Stasi Legacy Germany's Experience with the Preservation and Disposal of the GDR Secret Police Files, Joachim Gauck
Russia's Impending Ecological Disaster, Sergei Bobylev
Dismantling the Czechoslovak Secret Police, Jaroslav Basta
Healing the Soviet Legacy Towards Women, Nadezhda Azhgikhina
From the Archives: Installing Soviet Power in the Caucasus, Edited by Nikolai Zlobin
Eradicating the Soviet Police State, Introduction
Number 2 / Spring 1992
Perestroika Versus the Command-Administrative System, Nikolai V. Zlobin
Red Religion: An Ideology of Neo-Messianic Russian Fundamentalism, Victor Yasmann
The Fate of Marxism in Post-Totalitarian Russia: A Philosophical Inquiry into Russia's Disposition towards Democracy, Caren Momjian
Thwarting the Specter of a Russian Dictator A New Agenda for the Clinton Administration, Michael McFaul
China's Path to Reform And Russia's Example-Interview with Fang Lizhi
Power and Society in Post-Coup Russia: Attempts at Coexistence, Leonty Byzov
Legacy of a Shattered System: The Russian-Speaking Population in Latvia, Brian J. Boeck
More Troubled Waters at the KGB Archives, Vladimir Abarinov
Number 1 / Winter 1992
The Command-Administrative System in Russia the Historical Legacy, Nikolai V. Zlobin
When Will Democrats Control the Former KGB? Opportunities for Russian-U. S. Cooperation, J. Michael Waller
Russia on the Cusp, Mark H. Teeter
Democratization in Ukraine: Constitutions and the Rule of Law, Gregory H. Stanton
Mikhail Gorbachev: The Last Days of the Presidency, Yuri Shchekochikhin
On the Path to Reforming the KGB: Proposals and Projects, Fredo Arias-King
Will Democratization Survive Freedom in the Ex-USSR?, Peter Juviler
Does the Fate of the Soviet Union Await the Commonwealth of Independent States?, Vladislav Drobkov
Events
Putin 3.0 - One Year Later
Tuesday, May 28, 4:00-6:00
Promoting Sustainability in Russia's Arctic Cities
Thursday, May 30, 9:00-4:45
Friday, May 31, 9:00-4:45
Sign up for our events mailing list
News
Visiting Scholar Aglaya Snetkov speaks about the US-Russia reset [part 2].
Professor Scheherazade Rehman blogs about the state of the global economy.
Visiting Scholar Ivan Kurilla and Ph.D. Student Charles Sullivan analyze US-Russia relations on the anniversary of the victory over the Nazis in WWII [in Russian].
Professor Harris Mylonas discusses nation-building in a recent article for e-International Relations.
Professor Scheherazade Rehman blogs about austerity in the Eurozone.
Professor Henry Hale authors policy paper on prospects for Afghanistan in 2014.
Proessor Hope M. Harrison authors article about looking back at the history of the Berlin Wall.
Professor Marlene Laruelle edits volume on Migration and Social Upheaval as the Face of Globalization in Central Asia.
Associate Dirctor Cory Welt comments on The Boston Marathon Attack, the North Caucasus, and U.S.-Russian Relations.
Visiting Scholar Sufian Zhemukhov blogs about radicalization and violence in the wake of the Boston bombings.
» Read the latest issue of our newsletter
