«Journal of Eurasian studies»

1. Gel'man V. Regime changes despite legitimacy crises: Exit, voice, and loyalty in post-communist Russia // J. of Eurasian studies. - Oxford, 2010. - Vol. 1, N 1. - P. 54-63.

2. Gleason A. Eurasia: What is it? Is it? // Ibid. - P. 26-32.

3. Hale H.E. Eurasian polities as hybrid regimes: The case of Putin's Russia // Ibid. - P. 33-41.

4. Hoffmann E. Eurasia between cultural studies and marketing // J. of Eurasian studies. - Oxford, 2010. - Vol. 1, N 2. - P. 119-126.

5. Matsuzato K. Cultural geopolitics and the New Border Regions of Eurasia // J. of Eurasian studies. - Oxford, 2010. - Vol. 1, N 1. - P. 42-53.

6. Panov P. Nation-building in post-Soviet Russia: What kind of nationalism is produced by the Kremlin? // J. of Eurasian studies. - Oxford, 2010. - Vol. 1, N 2. - P. 85-94.

7. Peyrouse S. Why do Central Asian governments fear religion? A consideration of Christian movements // Ibid. - P. 134-143.

8. Rakhimov M. Internal and external dynamics of regional cooperation in Central Asia // Ibid. - P. 95-101.

9. Umland A. Aleksandr Dugin's transformation from a lunatic fringe figure into a mainstream political publicist, 1980-1998: A case study in the rise of late and post-Soviet Russian fascism // Ibid. - P. 144-152.

10. White S. Soviet nostalgia and Russian politics // J. of Eurasian studies. - Oxford, 2010. - Vol. 1, N 1. - P. 1-9.