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Demokratizatsiya
The
Journal of Post-Soviet Democratization
SOVIET UNION
Perestroika
Mikhail
Gorbachev: The Last Days of the Presidency
Yuri
Schekochikhin (1.1)
Perestroika
Versus the Command-Administrative System
Nikolai Zlobin (1.2)
Chess-Like Diplomacy at
Novo-Ogarevo
Yuri Baturin (2.2)
The Making of a President
Yegor Kuznetsov (2.2)
We’Äôve Got a Special Way
of Thinking
Interview with Georgy
Shakhnazarov (2.2)
From the Archives: On
the Establishment of the Soviet Presidency (Previously unpublished materials
pertaining to closed Kremlin talks on the creation of the USSR presidency in
1989) (2.2)
Interpretations of Soviet
State and Social Structure: Perceptions of Members of the First Russian
Democratic Political Groups, 1985-1991
Alexander Lukin (3.4)
From the Archives:
Supreme Soviet Investigation of the 1991 Coup: The Suppressed Transcripts,
Part I (Transcript of the hearings in the Supreme Soviet of Russia by the
Commission for Investigating the Causes and Circumstances of the August
Putsch [the Ponomarev Commission], on the subject of ’ÄúConcerning the Role of
the Repressive Organs in the Putsch of 19-21 August 1991’Äù) (3.4)
Retrospectives on
Perestroika at the Gorbachev Foundation
Mikhail Gorbachev, et al.
(4.1)
Reflections on Perestroika
Georgy Shakhnazarov (4.1)
The Other Side of Perestroika
Brian Crozier (4.1)
From the Archives:
Russian Supreme Soviet Investigation of the 1991 Coup: The Suppressed
Transcripts, Part II (Transcript of the hearings in the Supreme Soviet of
Russia by the Commission for Investigating the Causes and Circumstances of
the August Putsch [the Ponomarev Commission], on the subject of ’ÄúConcerning
the Role of the Repressive Organs in the Putsch of 19-21 August 1991’Äù)
(4.1)
From the Archives:
Russian Supreme Soviet Investigation of the 1991 Coup: The Suppressed
Transcripts, Part III (Transcript of the hearings in the Supreme Soviet of
Russia by the Commission for Investigating the Causes and Circumstances of
the August Putsch [the Ponomarev Commission], on the subject ’ÄúAbout the
Illegal Financial Activity of the CPSU’Äù) (4.2)
From the Archives:
Russian Supreme Soviet Investigation of the 1991 Coup: The Suppressed
Transcripts, Part IV (Transcript of the hearings in the Supreme Soviet of
Russia by the Commission for Investigating the Causes and Circumstances of
the August Putsch [the Ponomarev Commission], on the subject ’ÄúHearings on the
Participation of the Leadership of the Soviet Armed Forces’Äù) (4.4)
From the Archives:
Russian Supreme Soviet Investigation of the 1991 Coup: The Suppressed
Transcripts, Part V (Transcript of the hearings in the Supreme Soviet of Russia
by the Commission for Investigating the Causes and Circumstances of the
August Putsch [the Ponomarev Commission], on the subject ’ÄúHearings on the
Participation of the Leadership of the Soviet Armed Forces’Äù, part II)
(5.4)
Soviet Domestic
Politics and Collapse of the Outer Empire, 1989
Fredo
Arias-King (7.2)
Chernobyl and Its
Political Fallout: A Reassessment
Nicholas Daniloff (12.1)
Dissolution
Does the Fate of
the Soviet Union Await the Commonwealth of Independent States?
Vladislav Drobkov (1.1)
Unraveling the Soviet
Union: Gorbachev’Äôs Change in World View
Susanne Sternthal (6.3)
Founding Presidents of
Soviet Successor States: A Comparative Study
David C. Brooker (12.1)
Pre-Gorbachev
The
Command-Administrative System in Russia
Nikolai V.
Zlobin (1.1)
From the Archives:
Imposing Soviet Power in the Caucasus (Letters to Lenin and Stalin by
Ordzhonikidze) and Suicide in the Early Red Army (statistics and letters from
the USSR’Äôs Supreme Court Procuracy) (1.3)
From the Archives:
Thirteen Letters from Stalin’Äôs Archives (previously unpublished personal
documents from the secret Stalin files at the former Central Committee
Archives in Moscow) (1.4)
From the Archives:
Letters from Stalin, Lenin and Ordzhonikidze (3.3)
From the Archives:
Twelve Documents from the Secret Archives of the Central Committee (Letters
and telegrams from Lunacharsky, Stalin, Lenin, Martov, Potresov, Pavlov,
Stoklitsky, Gorbunov and others) (5.4)
POST-SOVIET STATES,
GENERAL
Does the Fate of
the Soviet Union Await the Commonwealth of Independent States?
Vladislav Drobkov (1.1)
Will
Democratization Survive Executive Power in the Ex-USSR?
Peter Juviler (1.1)
A Strategy to Encourage
Democracy in the Newly Independent States
Constantine C. Menges
(2.1)
Nuclear Proliferation
Dangers in the NIS: An Interim Assessment
James E.
Doyle (2.2)
Post-Soviet Organized
Crime
Louise Shelley (2.3)
Bull in a China Shop:
USAID’Äôs Post-Soviet Mission
Peter J. Stavrakis
Correspondence:
Responses to Stavrakis’Äôs critique of U.S. aid policy by Richard Armitage,
George Burrill and a response by Peter Stavrakis (4.3)
The Role of
Antimonopoly Committees in the Former Soviet Union
Thomas A. Timberg (5.2)
’ÄúThey Pretend to Pay Us’Ķ’Äù
The Wage Arrears Crisis in Post-Soviet States
Daniel Rosenblum (5.2)
The Writing on the
Wall: More political humor from the post-Soviet states
What Is the State of
Democracy in the Post-Communist Countries?
Bruce L.R. Smith (5.4)
The Dynamics of
Integration: Russia and the Near Abroad
Jan S. Adams (6.1)
Environmental
Challenges in the NIS: Recommendations for the New U.S. Administration
Nancy Lubin (8.4)
Trafficking in
Human Beings in Georgia and the CIS
Georgi Glonti (9.3)
Founding Presidents of
Soviet Successor States: A Comparative Study
David C. Brooker (12.1)
The Tyranny of Small
Differences: The Relationship between Ethnic Diversity and Democracy in the
Former Socialist Bloc
Scott Radnitz (12.4)
UKRAINE
Foreign and
Security Issues
Ukrainian Independence
and National Security
Paula J. Dobriansky (2.1)
Economic Liberalism
and Security Preferences: A Comparative Case Study of Russia and Ukraine in the
1990s
Benjamin E. Goldsmith
(9.3)
Apart from Russia
or Part of Russia: A Sad Saga of Ukrainian-Russian Relations
Igor Torbakov (9.4)
Economic Issues
The State and Economic
Reform in Ukraine
Volodymyr Zviglyanich
(3.2)
Economic Liberalism
and Security Preferences: A Comparative Case Study of Russia and Ukraine in the
1990s
Benjamin E. Goldsmith
(9.3)
Party and Civil
Society Issues
Ukrainian Free Trade
Unions
Seymon Karikov (3.2)
The Communist Parties
of Russia and Ukraine on the Eve of the 1999 Elections: Similarities,
Contrasts, and Interactions
Joan Barth Urban (7.1)
Ukrainian Higher
Education in Transition: Perspectives and Policy Implications
William Gleason (9.3)
Can Ukrainian Communists
and Socialists Evolve to Social Democracy?
Olexiy Haran’Äô (9.4)
Constitutional and
Legal Issues
Democratization
in Ukraine: Constitutions and the Rule of Law
Gregory H. Stanton (1.1)
The Proposed
Constitution of Ukraine: Continuity Under the Banner of Change
David Lempert (2.2)
The Proposed
Constitution of Ukraine
Bohdan Futey (2.4)
The Role of the Courts
in the Electoral Process of Ukraine
Viktor Shishkin (2.4)
Legal Reform in
Ukraine: Life in the Trenches
Christopher Lehmann (7.2)
An Evaluation of Ukrainian
Legislation to Counter and Criminalize Human Trafficking
Olga
Pyshchulina (11.3)
Organized Crime
Organized Crime and
Corruption in Ukraine: Impediments to the Development of a Free Market
Economy
Louise I. Shelley (6.4)
An Evaluation of
Ukrainian Legislation to Counter and Criminalize Human Trafficking
Olga Pyshchulina (11.3)
General
Transition to
Democracy in Ukraine
Bohdan Harasymiw (1.3)
Nationalism and
Democracy in Ukraine
Paula J. Dobriansky (3.2)
The Specter of
Integration in Russia: Lessons for the West and Ukraine
Volodymyr Zviglyanich
(4.4)
The
Social-Psychological Roots of Ethnic Problems in Crimea
Carina Korostelina (8.2)
Ukraine: Vagaries of
the Post-Soviet Transition
Igor Torbakov (8.4)
The 2002 Parliamentary
Elections as an Indicator of the Sociopolitical Development of Ukraine
Oleksandr
Sushko (10.4)
BELARUS
The Belarusian National
Dilemma
Kathleen Mihalisko (2.1)
Problems in American
Assistance Policy toward the Former Soviet Union: The Belarus Prism
David H. Swartz (4.1)
Post-Soviet Youth:
Engagement in Civil Society’ÄîBelarus and Beyond
Larissa G. Titarenko (7.3)
The Walls That Have Yet
to Fall: Belarus as a Mirror of CIS Transition
Larissa G. Titarenko (8.2)
Foreign Trade
Policymaking in Belarus: Current Practices and Problems
Irina E. Tochitskaya (8.2)
Belarus:
Self-Identification and Statehood
Stanislau Shushkevich
(8.3)
Belarus’Äôs Relations
with NATO and Russia in the Context of European Security
Andrei Fedorov (8.3)
Borderland Identities
or Steering a Sinking Ship?
Michael Szporer (8.4)
Religion and
Politics in Neighboring Belarus and Poland: Gender Dimensions
Larissa Titarenko (9.4)
Lost Civilization: The
Thorough Repression of Civil Society in Belarus
Mark Lenzi (10.3)
Belarus: To Democracy
Through Neo-Communism
Stanislau Shushkevich
(11.1)
Belarus Will Soon Be Liberated
Stanislau Shushkevich
(interview) (12.1)
MOLDOVA
Moldova’Äôs Flawed Constitution
Andrew Lester (2.2)
The Politics of
Language in Moldova
Jeffrey Chinn (2.2)
Moldova Under Lucinschi
Paul D. Quinlan (10.1)
Georgia, Moldova and
Bulgaria: Dismantling Communist Structures Is Hardly Extremism
Irina
Sarishvili-Chanturia, Iurie Rosca and Philip Dimitrov (interview) (12.2)
Back to the Future: An
Overview of Moldova Under Voronin
Paul D. Quinlan (12.4)
Socialism with Unclear
Characteristics: The Moldovan Communists in Government
Luke March (12.4)
Federalization and
Constitution-Making as an Instrument of Conflict Resolution
Steven D. Roper (12.4)
The Foreign Policy of
the Voronin Administration
Robert Weiner (12.4)
Interview with Dumitru
Braghi‰ü (12.4)
The Democrats Must Cooperate
Iurie Ro‰üca (interview)
(12.4)
ESTONIA
Ethnic Relations in
Estonia and What They Mean for the World
Klara Hallik (2.4)
Estonia’Äôs Knight
Returns
Mel Huang (10.4)
Introduction (to
Estonia Special Issue)
Mel Huang (11.4)
’ÄúJust Do It’Äù
Mart Laar (interview)
(11.4)
Reminiscing with the ’ÄúFather
of the Kroon’Äù
Siim Kallas (interview)
(11.4)
Free Trade in the
1990s: Understanding Estonian Exceptionalism
Magnus Feldmann (11.4)
Challenges to Estonia’Äôs
Economic Policymaking at the Eve of EU Enlargement
Andreas
Freytag (11.4)
Stabilizing Estonia:
The International Dimension of State Security and Ethnic Integration Policy
Gregory Feldman (11.4)
Security in Flux:
International Integration and the Transformations of Threat in Estonia
Merje Kuus (11.4)
Changing Media in a
Changing Society
Peeter
Vihalemm (11.4)
Social Contradictions
Shadowing Estonia’Äôs ’ÄúSuccess Story’Äù
Marju Lauristin (11.4)
Key Moments in the
History of Estonia
(compiled by Mel Huang)
(11.4)
Estonia: Toward
Post-Communist Reconstruction
Aadu Oll
(12.3)
LATVIA
Legacy of a
Shattered System: The Russian-Speaking Population in Latvia
Brian Boeck (1.2)
Breaking the Shackles:
Latvia after the USSR
Rasma Karklins (2.1)
LITHUANIA
Brazauskas in Power: An
Assessment
Julius Smulkstys (2.2)
Coalitional Behavior in
the Lithuanian Parliament: The First Four Years
Terry D. Clark (3.1)
Toward Reform of the
Lithuanian Economy
Thomas
Grennes (3.1)
Lithuania: A Problem
of Disclosure
Tomas Skucas (12.3)
BALTIC STATES
Russia, the Baltic
States and the West
Rita Putins Peters (2.4)
The Baltic Reborn:
Challenges of Transition
Walter C. Clemens, Jr.
(6.4)
Baltic-Russian
Relations in Light of Expanding NATO and the EU
Marko Mihkelson (11.2)
KAZAKHSTAN
The Bitter Fruits
of ’ÄúDemocracy’Äù in Kazakhstan
Eric Rudenshiold (1.3)
Law-Making in Kazakhstan
Stanley Bach (1.4)
New Politics in Kazakhstan
Louise I. Shelley (3.3)
Development of
Democracy in Kazakhstan
Kairbek Suleimenov and
Zharmakan Tuyakbayev (3.3)
Kazakh Trade Unions
Gennady Nekitin (3.3)
Prospects for
Kazakhstan’Äôs Asian Liberalism
Gregory Gleason (5.3)
On the Way toward
Democracy: Women’Äôs Activism in Kazakhstan
Galiya Khassanova (8.3)
Halfway Home and a Long
Way to Go: Russian and Kazakh Roads to Sectoral and Political Corruption
Keith E. Henderson (8.4)
TAJIKISTAN
Tajikistan in
Ruins
Svetlana Lolaeva (1.4)
Regional and Religious
Politics in Uzbekistan and Tajikistan: Some Preliminary Notes
Keith Martin (5.3)
UZBEKISTAN
One-Man Rule in
Uzbekistan
C (pseudonym) (1.4)
In How Many Ways Will
Russia Resemble Uzbekistan?
Steny H. Hoyer
Regional and Religious
Politics in Uzbekistan and Tajikistan: Some Preliminary Notes
Keith Martin (5.3)
Unraveling the
Mysteries of the Tashkent Bombings: Theories and Implications
Abdumannob Polat and
Nickolai Butkevich (8.4)
KYRGYZSTAN
Kyrgyzstan: Central
Asia’Äôs Democratic Alternative
Askar Akayev (2.1)
Constraining Democratic
Development: Institutions and Party System Formation in Kyrgyzstan
Gregory Koldys (5.3)
TURKMENISTAN
The Evolution of
Authoritarianism in Turkmenistan
Kareem Al-Bassam (5.3)
CENTRAL ASIA
Democracy and
Statebuilding in Central Asia: Challenges for U.S. Policy-Makers
Martha Brill Olcott (2.1)
Pollution, Politics and
Public Opinion in Central Asia
Nancy Lubin (2.1)
Russian Policy and
Central Asian Energy, Economics, and Security
Stephen Blank (3.2)
Media and Politics in
Central Asia
Mehrdad Haghayeghi (3.2)
The Central Asian
States: An Overview of Five Years of Independence
Martha Brill Olcott (5.4)
Impact of the Global
Financial Crisis on Political Dynamics in Central Asia
Gregory Gleason (7.2)
Toward a Theory of
Post-Imperial Space: The Case of Central Asia
Ariel Cohen (7.2)
Coming of Age in Post-Soviet
Central Asia: New Dilemmas and Challenges Facing Youth and Children
Kathleen
Kuehnast (8.2)
The War on Terrorism
in Central Asia and the Cause of Democratic Reform
Martha Brill Olcott (11.1)
GEORGIA
Dynamics of
State-Building in Georgia
Ghia Nodia (6.1)
Georgian Politics and
the Conflicts in Abkhazia and South Ossetia
Rusudan Gorgiladze (6.1)
Georgia-Abkhazia
Conflict: View from Abkhazia
Liana Kvarchelia (6.1)
Recent Elections in
Georgia: At Long Last, Stability?
Darrell
Slider (8.4)
Georgia at the Crossroads
Georgi Glonti (8.4)
Trafficking in
Human Beings in Georgia and the CIS
Georgi Glonti (9.3)
Georgia: Rise and Fall
of the Faˆßade Democracy
Jaba Devdariani (12.1)
Georgia, Moldova and
Bulgaria: Dismantling Communist Structures Is Hardly Extremism
Irina
Sarishvili-Chanturia, Iurie Rosca and Philip Dimitrov (interview) (12.2)
AZERBAIJAN
Azerbaijan and the
Caspian Basin: Pipelines and Geopolitics
Jayhun Molla-Zade (6.1)
The United States,
Iran, Russia, and Turkey: The Struggle for Azerbaijan
S. Rob Sobhani (6.1)
CAUCASUS, GENERAL
The Political
Underpinnings of U.S. Bilateral Aid to the Countries of the Transcaucasus
Ekaterine
Metreveli and Ester Hakobyan (9.3)
COMPARATIVE
TRANSITIONS
China’Äôs Path to
Reform: And Russia’Äôs Example
Interview with Fang Lizhi
(1.2)
Destasification:
A Midcourse Appraisal
Jefferson Adams (1.3)
Disposing of the
Stasi Legacy
Joachim Gauck (1.3)
Dismantling the
Czechoslovak Secret Police
Jaroslav Basta (1.3)
Transition in Bulgaria:
Paradigm, Outcomes and Lessons for the Late Starters
Atanas Gotchev (3.1)
’ÄúExcuse Me ’Ķ I’Äôve No
Machinery, No Money and No Market: How Do I Farm?’Äù
Jeffrey Levine (3.1)
Bulgaria’Äôs Transition
to a Market Economy
Alfred Levinson (3.1)
’ÄúVirtual’Äù Property and
Post-Communist Globalization
Maria Los (6.1)
Georgia, Moldova and
Bulgaria: Dismantling Communist Structures Is Hardly Extremism
Irina
Sarishvili-Chanturia, Iurie Rosca and Philip Dimitrov (interview) (12.2)
Czech Republic: Cui
Bono, Cui Prodest?
Jaroslav Ba‰°ta (12.3)
East Germany: The
Stasi and De-Stasification
John O.
Koehler (12.3)
Tropical Chekists: The
Secret Police Legacy in Nicaragua
J. Michael Waller (12.3)
Poland: Continuity and
Change
Andrzej Grajewski (12.3)
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