Judith Beyer a and Peter Finke b aDepartment of History and Sociology, University of
Konstanz, Germany; bDepartment of Social Anthropology and Cultural Studies, University of …

ABSTRACT On February 24, 2022, the world was surprised by Russia's full-scale invasion of
Ukraine and, perhaps even more so, by Ukraine's fierce resistance to it. In this article, we …

I wish to offer my solidarity to Ukrainian feminists as someone who grew up in Prague under
a Soviet military occupation. My solidarity comes from a place of knowing that my voice …

Background Since the dissolution of the USSR, the former Soviet countries not included in
the enlargement of the European Union (EU) have experienced divergent development …

This essay examines 'smart city'initiatives rapidly emerging across Eurasia that are aimed at
the surveillance of disorderly and criminal behaviour in public spaces. They are a result of …

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Can research on cities in a specific region contribute to comparative urban literature? This
chapter focuses on the intersections between comparative urbanism and the academic …

This is a study on the political economy of post-Soviet1 agrarian transformation in Tajikistan.
It seeks to understand the way in which capitalism entered Tajikistan's countryside and how …

This research is devoted to the history of the political adaptation of tribal structures to the
conditions of social class interactions in the Kazakh aul in the 1920s. Newly uncovered …

In the 1930s, luxury textiles such as silk and velvet appeared frequently in agitation and
propaganda addressed toward women in Uzbekistan. After examining the cultural and …