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The Harriman Review, Vol. 12, No. 1
Wednesday, 01 September 1999

Contents:

Peter Rutland and Natasha Kogan, Corruption and the Russian Transition

Uladzimir Padhol and David R. Marples, Belarus: The Opposition and the Presidency

Mykola Ryabchuk, Ukrainian Case to Ukrainian Cause

Paul B. Henze, Was Georgia Ready for Independence?

Frederick Corney, Reviw of Andre Liebich, From the Other Shore. Russian Social Democracy after 1921

The Harriman Review, Vol. 12, Nos. 2-3
Wednesday, 01 December 1999

Contents:

Catharine Theimer Nepomnyashchy, Pushkin at 200

Helena Goscilo, Big-Buck Books: Pulp Fiction in Post-Soviet Russia

Natalya Ivanova, No(w)stalgia: Retro on the (Post-)Soviet Television Screen

Padma Desai, Interview with Anatoly Chubais

Dodge Billingsley, Interview with Ilias Akhmadov

Clifford Kupchan, U.S. Assistance for Democratic Reform in Russia

The Harriman Review, Vol. 12, No. 4
Wednesday, 01 November 2000

Contents:

Nadia Michoustina, Introduction

Cynthia Simmons, Fly Me to the Moon: Modernism and the Soviet Space Program in Viktor Pelevin's Omon Ra

Julia Vaingurt, Base Superstructures and Technical Difficulties in Maiakovskii's America

Andrei Khrenov, Poet and Technology as the Political-Aesthetic Project: Towards the Similarity of the Russian Avant-garde of the Twenties and Stalinist Cinema

Kimberly Elman, Garden Cities and Company Towns: Tomas Bat'a and the Formation of Zlin, Czechoslovakia

The Harriman Review, Vol. 13, Nos. 1-2
Sunday, 01 April 2001

Contents:

Uladzimir Padhol and David R. Marples, The Parliamentary Elections in Belarus: Lukashenka's Dress Rehearsal?

Stephen Blank, A Sacred Place is Never Empty: The External Politics of the Transcaspian

Dodge Billingsley, Baku-Ceyhan Journal 2000

Mark L. von Hagen, Review of Russia, Ukraine, and the Breakup of the Soviet Union by Roman Szporluk

Gordon N. Bardos, Balkan History, Madeleine's War, and NATO's Kosovo

Evgeny Primakov Interviewed by Nina Khrushcheva, Separatism and Unification in the New World Order

The Harriman Review, Vol. 13, No. 3
Saturday, 01 December 2001

Contents:

Greta N. Slobin, D.S. Mirsky: The Death of a Modernist

Taras Kuzio, Muddling Along: The First Decade of Independent Ukraine

Dodge Billingsley, Interviews with Tengiz Sigua and Jaba Ioseliani

The Harriman Review, Vol. 14, Nos. 1-2
Friday, 01 November 2002

Contents:

William Korey, Jackson-Vanik: It's Origin and Impact as Russia Nears "Graduation"

Elizabeth Kridl Valkenier, The Totalitarian Model and Me

Andrea Frodema, Making Sense of a Strange New World, Conversations with Russian Emigres about September 11

Tanya L. Domi, Advancing Women's Political Rights in Bosnia-Herzegovina

Jonathan Brooks Platt, Proteus Bound and Unbound: The 1937 Pushkin Jubilee and Literature in the Soviet Schools

The Harriman Review, Vol. 13, No. 4
Sunday, 01 December 2002

Contents:

Dodge Billingsley, Insurrection at Qala-i Jangi

Shehla Burney, Identity, Ethnicity, and Ethnogenesis: The Reintegration of Formerly Deported Crimean Tatars

Troy McGrath, Russia Reassessed: The Devil of Democratization is in the Details