Anthropology of East Europe Review
Managing Editor; Barbara A. West
Editors: Robert Rotenberg, Eva Huseby-Darvas, Nancy Ries, Matti Bunzl, and László Kürti

SPECIAL ISSUE: ETHNOGRAPHIES OF SOCIALISM

INTRODUCTION TO SPECIAL ISSUE: ETHNOGRAPHIES OF POSTSOCIALISM
Julie Hemment, Guest Editor University of Massachusetts, Amherst

DEPARTURES FROM HOME: CZECH PERSPECTIVES ON DIFFERENCE
David Altshuler, American Bar Foundation

THE NEW POWER OF OLD MEN: PRIVATISATION AND FAMILY RELATIONS IN MESTERSZÁLLÁS (HUNGARY)
TatjanaThelen, Max Planck Institute

MAPPING THE KINGDOM OF PLASTIC BAGS: THE TOPOGRAPHY OF FAIRYTALE CYNICISM IN CHELNOCHOVSK-NA-DNIESTRE, UKRAINE
Diana R. Blank, University of California at Berkeley

THE CHALLENGES OF SOCIALIZATION IN BUSINESS EDUCATION: THE CASE OF THE SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT, ST. PETERSBURG STATE UNIVERSITY
Irina Pshenichnikova, St. Petersburg State University

PROTECTING THE YOUNG AND SENDING OF THE DEAD: OLD BELIEF AND THE POLITICS OF “RELIGIOUS REVIVAL” IN THE RUSSIAN URALS
Douglas J. Rogers, University of Michigan

DRINK, DRANK, DRUNK: A SOCIAL-POLITICAL GRAMMAR OF RUSSIAN DRINKING PRACTICES IN A COLONIAL CONTEXT
David Koester, University of Alaska Fairbanks

DEATH AND THE DESECRATED: MONUMENTS OF THE SOCIALIST PAST IN POST-1989 BULGARIA
Nikolai Voukov, Central European University, Budapest

HISTORY, SUBVERSION AND LOW-INTENSITY CONFLICT IN THE SOVIET UNION.
Robert Owen Krikorian, Harvard University

RETHINKING DEVELOPMENT TEMPLATES:WOMEN AND MICROCREDIT IN POST-SOCIALIST SOUTHEASTERN EUROPE
Kristen Ghodsee, Bowdoin College

DRIVEN WOMEN: RECONCEPTUALIZING THE TRAFFIC IN WOMEN IN THE MARGINS OF EUROPE THROUGH THE CASE OF GAGAUZ MOBILE DOMESTICS IN ISTANBUL
Leyla J. Keough, University of Massachusetts, Amherst

NATIONALIST TENSIONS: TRADITION AND MODERNITY IN DISCUSSIONS OF KYRGYZ BRIDE-CAPTURE
Ethan Wilensky-Lanford, Reed College

THE “NATION-ING” OF GENDER? DONOR POLICIES, ISLAM, AND WOMEN’S NGOS IN POST-WAR BOSNIA-HERZEGOVINA
Elissa Helms, University of Pittsburgh

ESTABLISHING A PUBLIC SPHERE IN A CROATIAN BORDERLAND
Dickie Wallace, University of Massachusetts Amherst

QUEERING CIVIL SOCIETY IN POSTSOCIALIST SLOVAKIA
Viera Wallace-Lorencová, University of Massachusetts, Amherst

REFLECTIONS ON FIELDWORK WITH ROMANI WOMEN: RACE, CLASS, AND FEMINISM IN BOSNIA-HERZEGOVINA
Jennifer Erickson, University of Oregon

FILM REVIEW: “RETURNING HOME: REVIVAL OF A BOSNIAN VILLAGE” TONE BRINGA (PRODUCER, ANTHROPOLOGIST) WITH PETER LOIZOS (CONSULTANT)
Reviewer: Elissa Helms, University of Pittsburgh

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