 Welcome! Добро пожаловать! VESTNIK has been created by The School of Russian and Asian Studies in an effort to effectively encourage the study of Russia and those states formerly a part of the Soviet Union. VESTNIK is a scholarly journal which publishes the best in undergraduate and graduate research on any subject of relevance to that geographic region. Our fifth issue presents unique views of diverse issues. "The Russian Revolution and the Postmodern Challenge" examines the historiography of the Russian Revolution within the context of the current "challenge" to the study of history posed by postmodern theory. "The Sensationalization and Normalization of Prostitution in Post-Soviet Russia" questions the status quo of organizations working against prostitution and sex trafficking in Russia. "Russian Political Culture Since 1985" reexamines the common assumption that glasnost began the process of democratization in Russia. "Military Learning Between the Chechen Wars" examines the current state of the Russian military in light of the relatively new theories and study of military learning. Lastly, although the New Great Game, referring to current struggle for power in Central Asia, is already a well-established concept, "US-Russian Energy Security in the Caucasus" takes an exceptionally well-documented view of what the Great Game might mean for the US in terms of energy security and military conflict. We hope you will be as excited about this issue of VESTNIK as we are; it goes far to show that creative, orginal, and sound scholarship is being done by students of Russia-related studies. VESTNIK is distributed free-of-charge three times per year. If you are interested in submitting material, have students you would like to encourage to submit material, or would like to participate on our editorial staff, contact us at jwilson@sras.org. All subjects related to Russia will be considered. Submissions should not be more than 25 pages, should be in 12-point TNR type with one-inch margins, and in electronic format (MS Word or Corel). Since we are dealing with diverse subjects, we will accept MLA, ALA and Chicago formats. Each contribution © by its author Printed in the United States of America
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24.10.2006 - US-Russian Energy Security in the Caucasus
24.10.2006 - Military Learning Between the Chechen Wars
23.10.2006 - Normalization of Prostitution in Post-Soviet Russia
20.10.2006 - Russian Political Culture Since 1985
20.10.2006 - The Russian Revolution and the Postmodern Challenge
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