Remnants of the Soviet Past in Contemporary Russia

Remnants of the Soviet Past in Contemporary Russia
No 260, 2017/3 - 204 pages
Pages 3 to 15

Memories, Nostalgia and Social Uses of the Past in Contemporary Russia

By Laurent Coumel, Benjamin Guichard, Walter Sperling

Manufacturing the Historical Narrative

Pages 17 to 33

Between “Deformers of Historical Memory” and Defenders of a Forgotten Past: Independent Publishers and History in Contemporary Russia

By Bella Ostromooukhova
Pages 35 to 52

Plural Memories and Dissonant Legacies: Soviet Architectural Heritage in Putin’s Russia

By Julie Deschepper
Pages 53 to 70

A Memorial Battlefield: The 1917–21 Civil War in Samara

Paradoxical Nostalgias and Identity Constructions

Pages 71 to 90

Grozny: Reinventing a “Small Soviet Union” in the Caucasus

By Walter Sperling
Pages 91 to 110

Homosexual Subjectivities in the Multinational USSR

By Arthur Clech

Militant Uses of the Past

Pages 111 to 127

Student corporatism, a matrix for the Russian environmental movement (1960–2015)

By Laurent Coumel
Pages 129 to 148

History Slogans in Political Public Demonstrations (2011–16)

By Alexandra Arkhipova, Elena Iougaï, Anna Kirziouk, Darya Radtchenko, Alexeï Titkov, Anna Volkova

Reviews

Pages 149 to 184

Reviews

Pages I to VIII

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