Association for Slavic, East European, and Eurasian Studies

08/19/2026

Available open access in the Spring 2026 issue of ,Michael David-Fox writes "Power, Ego-Documents, and Agency: Stalinism and Na**sm in the Twenty-First Century" as part of the Critical Forum: Crucibles of Power.

Slavic Review

08/18/2026

Available open access in the Spring 2026 issue of , Anna Krylova writes "Power, Agency, and Modernity in Michael David-Fox's Crucibles of Power" as part of the Critical Forum: Crucibles of Power.

Slavic Review

08/17/2026

Available open access in the Spring 2026 issue of , Jochen Hellbeck writes "Smolensk under Stalinist and N**i Rule" as part of the Critical Forum: Crucibles of Power.

Slavic Review

08/15/2026

Available open access in the Spring 2026 issue of , Elena Osokina writes "The Smolensk Story" as part of the Critical Forum: Crucibles of Power.

Slavic Review

08/14/2026

Available open access in the Spring 2026 issue of , Jan Burzlaff writes "The Anatomy of Soviet and N**i Power" as part of the Critical Forum: Crucibles of Power.

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Slavic Review

08/14/2026

Available open access in the Spring 2026 issue of , Jan Burzlaff writes "The Anatomy of Soviet and N**i Power" as part of the Critical Forum: Crucibles of Power.

Slavic Review

08/13/2026

Available open access in the Spring 2026 issue of , Nikolay Smirnov writes "The Rise of Ruscism/Russism: Pro-War Contemporary Art in Russia and Its Genealogy."

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Slavic Review

08/12/2026

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08/12/2026

In the July NewsNet issue, Nikolas Weyland recaps a Polish Studies Association roundtable on innovative approaches to teaching Polish history in "From the Margins to the Center: Innovative Pedagogical Approaches in Polish Studies"

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In the July issue, four scholar-translators—Sibelan Forrester, Shelley Fairweather-Vega, Jess Jensen Mitchell, and Russell Scott Valentino—discuss the tensions and rewards of moving between scholarship and literary translation. Zachary Hoffman reflects on leaving the academic job market for seco...