[Discussion] PUBL.- The Journal of Power Institutions in Post-Soviet Societies #3, 2005

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PUBL.- The Journal of Power Institutions in Post-Soviet Societies #3, 2005

The Journal of Power Institutions in Post-Soviet Societies #3, 2005.
An electronic journal of social sciences
Web: www.pipss.org/

I am pleased to inform you that the third Issue of the Journal of Power
Institutions in Post-Soviet Societies is now online at www.pipss.org.

The Journal of Power Institutions in Post-Soviet Societies is a semesterly
publication devoted to armed forces and power ministries in post-Soviet
societies.

Pipss.org is a multi-disciplinary journal, which addresses issues across a broad
field of disciplines in human and social sciences. Its main objective is to
study changes and their underlying mechanisms in post-Soviet republics, through
the analysis of the institutions that remain most hidden from the public eye:
armies and power institutions.

As an electronic journal, pipss.org also aims to promote scholarly debate across
as broad an audience as possible, and make CIS research available to Western
scholars.

An essential aspect of the journal is the establishment of links and comparisons
between research findings concerning the different republics of the CIS, in
order to better understand the development of each of them given that they all
share a common past and have continued to share common features. The comparative
dimension of the journal can be reinforced through reference to cultural areas
other than those mainly covered by the journal. Hence, the comparative dimension
must be understood in as wide a sense as possible, extending beyond the borders
of the CIS.

Thanks to its international scientific board drawn from a large pool of leading
academics and experts in their respective fields, it is in a position to become
a leading source of analysis on post-Soviet societies.

Since October 2005, The Journal of Power Institutions in Post-Soviet Societies,
pipss.org, is a Principal Partner of the International Security Network
www.isn.ethz.ch.

The entire issue is available at http://www.pipss.org (Open Access Journal).

Elisabeth Sieca-Kozlowski
Chief Editor

Issue 3 - 2005 - The Military and Society in Post-Soviet Russia

See the Table of Contents:

Introduction by Anne Le Huerou and Elisabeth Sieca-Kozlowski (3rd Issue
Editors)

Manfred Sapper
Povsednevnost' Voinstvennosti v Rossii: Nasledie Militarizovannogo Sotsializma ?

Nikolai Mitrokhin
Liubov' bez Udovletvoreniia: Russkaia Pravoslavnaia Tserkov' i Rossiiskaia
Armiia

Sergey Mozgovoy
Vzaimootnosheniia Armii i Tserkvi v Rossiiskoi Federatsii. Depolitizatsiia Armii
i Nachalo religioznogo Vozrozhdeniia

David Gillespie
Defence of the Realm: The "New" Russian Patriotism on Screen

Larisa Deriglazova
To fear or to Respect? Two Approaches to Military Reform in Russia

Book Review: The Russian Military (1 title)

Steven E. Miller and Dmitri V. Trenin, Eds., The Russian Military: Power and
Policy, Cambridge, MA: MIT Press, 2004.
(reviewed by: Mikhail Tsypkin)

Book Reviews: Chechnya (2 titles)

Iuri Shchekochikhin, Zabytaia Chechnia: stranitsi iz voennykh bloknotov
[Forgotten Chechnya, pages from the military notebooks] KRPA Olimp, Moscow,
2003, 303p.
(reviewed by: Silvia Serrano)

Anne Le Huerou, Aude Merlin, Amandine Regamey and Silvia Serrano,
Tchetchenie: une affaire interieure ? Russes et Tchetchnes dans l'etau de la
guerre, Paris: Editions Autrement, 2005.
(reviewed by: Bruno Coppieters)

Elisabeth Sieca-Kozlowski
Chief Editor

The Journal of Power Institutions in Post-Soviet Societies
Web: http://www.pipss.org
E-mail: contact@pipss.org

Editorial Board: Eden Cole, Francoise Dauce, Gilles Favarel-Garrigues, Anna
Colin Lebedev, Anne Le Huerou, Elisabeth Sieca-Kozlowski, Joris Van Bladel




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