[Discussion] PUBL.- Ab Imperio 1-2004 -- Kazan'da yayimlanan bir dergi

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PUBL.- Ab Imperio 1-2004, Heterogeneity of Imperial & National Memory

Ab Imperio editors are pleased to announce the release of the first
issue of AI in 2004. Ab Imperio is a bilingual (English-Russian)
quarterly dedicated to studies of New Imperial History and Nationalism
in the post-Soviet space. Materials of this issue are written from
different disciplinary perspectives (theory, history, sociology,
political science, anthropology) and address the theme of "Heterogeneity
of Imperial and National Memory" (see below the Table of Contents). This
issue opens our annual focus on Archeology of Memory of Empire and
Nation. The international group of contributors to this issue explore
various aspects of memory and history in the context of multinational
empires in general and Russian/Soviet experience in particular. This
issue of the journal is already available online:
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Ab Imperio 1-2004 Heterogeneity of Imperial and National Memory

I. Methodology and Theory

 From the Editors Can an Empire Have Memory? An Invitation to Discussion =
(E)

Virtual Roundtable Reflections on Memory, Empire, and Nation

Etienne FRANCOIS (R)
Tony JUDT (R)
Marina LOSKUTOVA (R)
Igro NARSKII (R)
Andreas LANGENOHL (E)
Matt Matsuda (E)

II. History Constructing Region through the Past

Heinz-Gerhard Haupt European History as Comparative History (R)
Mark von Hagen Empires, Borderlands, and Diasporas: Eurasia as
Anti-Paradigm for the Post-Soviet Era (R)

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Geoffrey HOSKING (E)
Martin W. LEWIS (E)
Mark BASSIN (E)
David McDONALD (E)

Alexander Filiushkin How Russia Became Asia for Europe? (R)

Yaroslav Hrytsak On Sails and Gales, and Ships Sailing in Various
Directions: Post-Soviet Ukraine (E)

Andrzej Nowak From Empire Builder to Empire Breaker, or There and Back
Again: History and Memory of Poland's Role in East European Politics (E)

III. Archive

Sofia Tchouikina Biographical Interview and the Sociology of Memory (R)

Interview with L. A. Uspenskaia (R)

Ilya Gerasimov, Marina Mogilner Amarcord, the 20th Century: Forgetting
Ideology? (Concluding Remarks to the Interview with L. Uspenaksia) (R)

IV. Sociology, Ethnology, Political Science

Andreas Langenohl Collective Memory after the Change of the Regime:
Similarities and Differences between Commemorative Practices in
Post-Communist and Post-Colonial Countries (E)

Stephen Velychenko Post-Colonialism and Ukrainian History (E)

Vello Pettai Narratives and Political Development in the Baltic States:
History Revised and Improvised (E)

V. ABC: Empire & Nationalism Studies

Steven Sabol Introduction to the Forum (E)

Marl=E9ne Laruelle, S=E9bastien Peyrouse Russians in the Altai: Historica=
l
Memory and National Identity in Kazakhstan (R)

Peter Rottier Legitimizing the Ata Meken: The Kazakh Intelligentsia
Write a History of Their Homeland (E)

Elena Bezvikonnaia The Reconstruction of National History in the Modern
Republic of Kazakhstan (the Case of Russo-Kazakh Relations in the 18th -
19th c.) (R)

Aigul Zabirova Post-Soviet Kazakhstan: A Review of Contemporary Western
Historiography (R)

VI. Newest Mythologies

Elisabeth Gessat-Anstett Memory Eternal or Memory Like a Sieve?
Commemorative Logic in Post-Soviet Russia (R)

VII. Book Reviews

Gerald Stourzh (Hg.). Ann=E4herungen an eine europ=E4ische
Geschichts-schreibung. Wien: Verlag der =F6sterreichischen Akademie der
Wissenschaften, 2002 (=3D Archiv f=FCr =F6sterreichische Geschichte. Bd. =
137.).
176 S. ISBN: 3-7001-3070-8.

Frit'of Ben'iamin Shenk

Arkhiv noveishei istorii Rossii. Seriia "Issledovaniia". T. II.
Gosudarstvennyi
Arkhiv Rossiiskoi Federatsii: 10 let raboty. 1992-2002: Sbornik statei /
Red.
S. V. Mironenko, V. A. Kozlov, V. A. Tiuneev. M.: ROSSP=C9N, 2002. 256 s.

Pavel Polian

Rossiiskaia istoricheskaia mozaika. Sbornik nauchnykh statei v chest'
Dzhona Kipa /
Otv. red. A. L. Litvin. Kazan', 2003. 294 s. (na rus. i angl. iaz.).
Bibliografiia rabot Dzh. Kipa. ISBN 5-8185-0023-3.

Ernest A. Zitser

Daniel Brower, Turkestan and the Fate of the Russian Empire (London:
Routledge Curzon, 2003). Xv + 213 pp. Maps. Plates. Notes. Bibliography.
Index. ISBN: 0-415-29744-3.

Michael Rouland

Stifane Mund, ORBIS RUSSIARUM: Genise et development de la
representation du monde "russe" en Occident a la Renaissance (Genive:
Lirairie Droz S.A., 2003). (=3DTravaux d'Humanisme et Renaissance. No.
CCCLXXXII). 598 s. ISBN: 2-600-00849-7; ISSN: 0082-6081.

Aleksandr Filiushkin

Regioni Ukraini. Khronika ta kerivniki. T. 2. Kharkivs'ka oblast' / Red.
K. Matsuzato, V. Iakushik. Sapporo: Slavic Research Center, Hokkaido
University, 2002. 138 s.

Iurii Labyntsev
Larisa Shchavinskaia

Regiony Rossii. Khronika i rukovoditeli. Tom 7: Respublika Tatarstan,
Udmurtskaia respublika, Respublika Mordoviia / Red. K. Matsuzato.
Sapporo: Slavic Research Center, Hokkaido University, 2000. 471 s.; Tom
8: Respublika Marii El, Chuvashskaia respublika, Respublika
Bashkortostan / Red. K. Matsuzato. Sapporo: Slavic Research Center,
Hokkaido University, 2003. 342 s.

Dmitry P. Gorenburg

David Schimmelpenninck van der Oye, Toward the Rising Sun: Russian
Ideologies of Empire and the Path to War with Japan (DeKalb: Northern
Illinois University Press, 2001). xiii +329 p. Index. ISBN:
0-87580-276-1 (cloth).

Igor' Martyniuk

NESTOR: Ezhekvartal'nyi zhurnal istorii i kul'tury Rossii i Vostochnoi
Evropy. 2000. No. 1: Pravoslavnaia tserkov' v Rossii i SSSR. Istochniki,
issledovaniia, istoriografiia / Glavnyi redaktor I. V. Lukoianov, red.
nomera C. L. Firsov. Sankt-Peterburg - Kishinev, 2000. 444 c. ISBN:
9975-9519-8-8

Pavel Stefanov

Laurie Manchester, Secular Ascetics: The Mentality of Orthodox
Clergymen's Sons in Late Imperial Russia (Ph.D. Dissertation. Columbia
University, 1995), 634 p.;

Laurie Manchester, "The Secularization of the Search for Salvation: The
Self-Fashioning of Orthodox Clergymen's Sons in Late Imperial Russia,"
Slavic Review. Vol. 57 (1998), pp. 50-76;

Laurie Manchester, "Harbingers of Modernity, Bearers of Tradition:
Popovichi as a Model Intelligentsia Self in Revolutionary Russia,"
Jahrbuecher fuer Geschichte Osteuropas. Bd. 20 (2002). S. 321-344.

Elena Vishlenkova

Christine Worobec, Possessed: Women, Witches and Demons in Imperial
Russia (DeKalb: Northern Illinois University Press, 2001). xv + 206 pp.
Tables, notes, bibliography, index. ISBN: 0-87580-273-7.

Ol'ga Khristoforova

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