Modern and Contemporary Russian History:
Monographs and Documents
Modern Russian History Program,
University of Notre Dame.
Founded in 2001, Modern and Contemporary Russian History:
Monographs and Documents series aims to bring highly original
monographs and documentary collections written or edited by
a younger, post-Soviet generation of Russian scholars to a wide
international audience. The publications are designed to foster
dialogue between scholars working inside Russia and those
in countries with sizeable academic communities specializing
in the field of modern Russian history, including U.S.A., U.K.,
Czech Republic, France, Germany, Israel, Netherlands, Poland,
Scandinavian Countries, Turkey, and Japan. The manuscripts and
documentary collections submitted for publication
undergo a rigorous review process involving the editors and
at least two outside reviewers. The materials are chosen not
for their support of any single interpretation, but for their
particular historical importance and general value in deepening
our understanding of modern and contemporary Russia and
facilitating discussion within an international community of
scholars, teachers, and students.
S.Lyandres, P.Tribunskii, D.Wulff
Each publication is submitted for review to leading US,
European, and Russian academic journals.
The volumes are distributed free of charge to major research
libraries in Russia (Vladivostok, Voronezh, Ekaterinburg, Irkutsk,
Kazan', Moscow, Nizhnii Novgorod, Novgorod, Novosibirsk, Omsk,
Perm', Roston-na-Donu, Samara, St. Petersburg, Saratov, Tver',
Tomsk, Khabarovsk, Cheliabinsk, and Iaroslavl'), Europe, Asia
and North America.
The Series is supported by the Modern Russian History Program, University of Notre Dame, Hoover
Institution Archives, Stanford University, German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD), and by private
contributions.
Editors:
- Dietmar Wulff, Higher School of
Economics / German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) (Russia / Germany)
- Semion Lyandres, University of Notre Dame (USA),
Semion.Lyandres.1@nd.edu,
slyandre@nd.edu
- Pavel Tribunskii, House of Russian Diaspora named after A. Solzhenitsyn / Institute
of Russian History, Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow – Riazan' (Russia),
pt2140@yandex.ru
Editorial Advisory Board:
- T. Emmons, Stanford University (USA)
- G.M. Hamburg, Claremont McKenna College (USA)
- M.D. Karpachev, Voronezh State University (Russia)
- S.I. Mikhal'chenko, Briansk State University (Russia)
- Iu.A. Petrov, Institute of Russian History, Russian Academy of Sciences (Russia)
Manuscript Submissions:
Those wishing to submit manuscripts for consideration
should send electronically short proposals with a C.V.,
and a table of contents to the three editors, Semion Lyandres
(Semion.Lyandres.1@nd.edu),
Pavel Tribunskii (pt2140@yandex.ru).
All manuscripts accepted by the editorial board will be sent
to two outside readers. Please note that our policy is not
to consider manuscripts that have been published
or that are being considered for publication elsewhere.
For more information about submissions and style, please see our
Russian-language web site.
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Volume 10.
Nicholas A. Bazily and His Correspondents:
Russian Emigres Remember the Last Years
of the Old Regime.
Volume 8, part 2.
Cultural and Political Life of Russian Diaspora
in China: The Diaries of Ivan and Aleksandra
Serebrennikov, 1919-1934.
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Publications: |
Volume 13
Spektorskii E.V. Memoirs. Riazan', 2020. 654 pp.
ISBN 5-94473-020-6.
Volume 12
Platonova N.N. Diary (1889–1921). Riazan', 2020. 881 pp.
ISBN 5-94473-021-3.
Volume 11
Voronkov M.I. An Intellectual and His Epoch:
Diaries, Memoirs, and Essays (1911–1941).
Riazan', 2013. 684 pp.
ISBN 5-94473-017-6.
Volume 9.
Vologodskii P.V. In Power and in Exile:
The Diary of a Prime-Minister of anti-Bolshevik
Governments and of an Emigre in China (1918-1925).
Riazan', 2006. 619 pp., map.
ISBN 5-94473-008-0.
Volume 8, part 1.
Cultural and Political Life of Russian Diaspora
in China: The Diaries of Ivan and Aleksandra
Serebrennikov, 1919-1934.
Moscow-Stanford. 448 pp.
ISBN 5-8243-0690-7
ISBN 5-8243-0783-0
Volume 7.
E.A. Rostovtsev,
A.S. Lappo-Danilevskii and St. Petersburg
Historical School.
Riazan', 2004. 352 pp.
ISBN 5-94473-007-2.
Volume 6.
I.V. Kurukin,
The Era of Palace Revolutions:
Historical Essays on the Politics of Post-Petrine Russia,
1725-1762.
Riazan', 2003. 570 pp.
ISBN 5-94473-005-6.
Volume 5.
S.V. Chernikov,
Country Estates of Central Russia in the First Half
of the Eighteenth Century.
Riazan' 2003. 348 pp.
ISBN 5-94473-004-8.
Volume 4.
S.V. Kulikov,
Russia's Bureaucratic Elite and the Fall
of the Old Regime, 1914-1917.
Riazan', 2004. 472 pp.
ISBN 5-94473-006-4.
Volume 3.
A.V. Allenova,
Writing of History in the Russian Provinces:
The Tambov Archival Commission, 1884-1922.
Riazan', 2002. 380 pp.
ISBN 5-94473-003-X.
Volume 2.
A.B. Nikolaev,
Duma Politics during the February Revolution.
Historical Essays.
Riazan', 2002. 302 pp.
ISBN 5-94473-002-1.
Volume 1.
A.V. Makushin, P.A. Tribunskii,
Pavel Nikolaevich Miliukov:
Days and Works (1859-1904).
Riazan', 2001. 439 pp.
ISBN 5-94473-001-3.
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