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Volume 39, Issue 1
March 2006
Communist and Post-Communist Studies Cover Image for Volume 39, Issue 1
ISSN 0967-067X
EISSN 1873-6920
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Technical training, sponsored mobility, and functional differentiation: Elite formation in China in the reform era
Xiaowei Zang
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Reforming family policy in the Baltic States: The views of the elites
Jolanta Aidukaite
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East and West: Travel and communication under alternate regimes; a research note
Alexander J. Groth
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“Three disconnects” and China’s rural election: A case study of Hailian Village
Zhaohui Hong
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Trust, confidence and social environment in post-communist societies
Roger Sapsford, Pamela Abbott
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“Don’t knows” and public opinion towards economic reform: Evidence from Russia
Adam J. Berinsky, Joshua A. Tucker
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The Temelín nuclear power plant and the European Union in Austriane—Czech relations
Rick Fawn
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All Issues
Historical Analogies, Nuclear Mythmaking, and Coercive Diplomacy in Putin’s Russia: Conjuring a “Sobering” Crisis
The Language of the Witness, the Language of the Researcher: Verbal and Nonverbal Communication in “Emergency Research”
Elite Narratives and State Response to Kazakhstan’s Qandy Qantar Protests
Perceptions and Drivers of Civic Activism: The Cases of Bosnia and Herzegovina and Poland
Reframing Reflexivity: Collaborative Ethics, Collective Responsibility, and Learnings from Researching Russia’s War against Ukraine
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