Assistant Prof. @PKU1898. PhD @PoliSciUMN. Native from Gansu. Post-communist/Soviet Legacy/Dictatorships; Obsessed with rust belt stories across the globe.
🚨New in the March issue:🚨
“Losers” in the Age of Democratization: Lessons from Post-Soviet Societies
by Liu Peng
Free to access for one week!
https://t.co/FNWeyRy5Su
Some promotions of my hometown in this year's New Year message by the Chinese leader 🤣 Plz come visit Maiji Mountain Grottoes and eat some Huaniu apples! https://t.co/jgdAyMNrpT
As Georgia’s government draws closer to Moscow, national elections in this once-reliable Western ally mark a flashpoint for the entire region. https://t.co/afBdqo2uzC from @WSJ
🚨The September issue of CPCS is online! 🚨
Featuring a special issue on "Under Communism's Shadow: The Memory of the Violent Past in Present-Day Russia," guest edited by Matthew Blackburn (@MJMBlackburn81) and Ekaterina Klimenko.
https://t.co/STiAe8uQ3l
An important story by @polinaivanovva that does a lot to explain why the disastrous invasion of Ukraine has given Putin a big boost domestically – and why the Kremlin may feel incentivized to keep the war machine running hot as long as it can
https://t.co/pWLjlUZqFc
🌍 Greater Eurasia Research Center at New Uzbekistan University is hiring! We're looking for a Pre-doc/Post-doc Research Fellow in Tashkent, Uzbekistan. 🌏
📬 Send your CV and writing sample to [email protected]#ResearchFellow#Uzbekistan#CentralAsia
Glad to see my two solo-authored papers accepted by Communist and Post-Communist Studies and Post-Soviet Affairs. It means a lot for an 'outsider' to receive the recognition by respected journals in Eurasian studies! Can't wait for the print version & discussions to come.
An anti-Soviet liberal regime to be in memorial of the victims of a Soviet repression, who at first took to the streets because they were furious about the denaunciation of the biggest repressor of the Soviet regime ever. Gosh history is fun.
When I was checking the Party archive in Kazakhstan, I noticed some statistical reports, at the rayon-level, documenting how many CPSU members *dropped out* of the party in 1990. Yet this time in Yerevan, I failed to find something similarly for the Armenian SSR. What a pity!
Rewriting the past. This history book for Russian children says Soviet dictator Joseph Stalin was “honest…he sincerely wanted his people to live better” and doesn’t blame Stalin for the mass repressions and terror.