Questioning post-Soviet
By: Edward C. Holland and Matthew Derrick, editors
Contributors: Kennan Institute
Publisher: Kennan Institute, Wilson Center
Published: 2016
Place of publication: Washington, DC
Language: eng
Number of pages: 156
ISBN-13: 9781938027604
Subjects: Politics and government; Economic conditions; Social conditions; Economic history
Notes: "November 2016."

Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Preface / Matthew Rojansky; title: Introduction / Edward C. Holland and Matthew Derrick; title: Uncertainty in the urban form: post-Soviet cities today / Megan Dixon and Jessica Graybill; title: Cursed economies: how the Soviet legacy haunts and hampers reform / Sergey Aleksashenko; title: Soviet etchings on the post-Soviet parchment: the past and present of mobility and migration / Alexander Diener; title: From private to public: religious practice and belief in Russia and Central Asia / Edward C. Holland and Matthew Derrick; title: How "the state" survived the collapse of the Soviet Union / William E. Pomeranz; title: Frozen fragments, simmering spaces: the post-Soviet de facto states / Gerard Toal and John O'Loughlin; title: The notion of Eurasia: a spatial, historical and political construct / Marlene Laruelle; title: Conclusion: After post-Soviet / Edward C. Holland.