Reminder for ASEEES and AHA members: The Russian Review will move online-only in 2023

Effective with the 2023 volume, The Russian Review will be published in an online-only format. However, for members of our affiliate organizations, the Association for Slavic, East European & Eurasian Studies (ASEEES) and the American Historical Association (AHA), who are still interested in receiving print copies of the journal, issues will be available for special purchase through a print-on-demand service. Interested ASEEES and AHA members should write to [email protected] for more information.

Congratulations to Sean Griffin, winner of the 2022 Levin Article Prize!

His article, “Revolution, Raskol, and Rock ‘n’ Roll: The 1,020th Anniversary of the Day of the Baptism of Rus,” was published in our April 2021 issue. The article charts a course from 1991 to 2008, laying out the fascinating story of the Baptism of Rus and the cultural narrative surrounding it in post-Soviet politics. Griffin is a Core Fellow in the Collegium for Advanced Studies at the University of Helsinki. His research focuses on the history of the Orthodox Church and its role in the making of cultural memory: from the liturgy and chronicles of medieval Kyiv, to the arthouse films and digital propaganda of modern Moscow. For more information, visit our Levin Article Prize page.

Note to Contributors: New Submission Process

As of September 7, 2022, The Russian Review has adopted the electronic editorial office system ScholarOne to process all submissions. Manuscripts should now be submitted online at http://mc.manuscriptcentral.com/russianreview. For more information, please consult the Author Guidelines.

The Russian Review at 80

This new online feature celebrates The Russian Review’s eightieth anniversary. Hear from eight contemporary scholars in retrospective essays focused on articles from the journal's past, examining themes of gender, sexuality, health, imperialism, literature, music, and material culture.

https://russianreview.ku.edu/russian-review-80

Race and Russian Studies in The Russian Review

This collection of essays, curated by Kamal Kariem, invites reflection upon how the subject of race has been treated in articles published over the journal's eighty-year history as well as in the broader field of Russian and Eurasian studies.

https://russianreview.ku.edu/race-and-russian-studies-russian-review