Volume 22, Number 3 (Spring 2021)
From the Editors
The Many Disciplines of Eurasian History . . . 445
Articles
Irina Roldugina
Homosexuality in the Late Imperial Russian Navy: A Microhistory . . . 451
Claire Roosien
“Not Just Tea Drinking”: The Red Teahouse and the Soviet State Public in Interwar Uzbekistan . . . 479
Joy Neumeyer
Late Socialism as a Time of Weeping: The Life, Death, and Resurrection of Vladimir Vysotskii . . . 511
Forum: The Career and Work of Jerry Hough
Sheila Fitzpatrick
Hough and History . . . 535
Susan E. Hough
A Daughter’s Memories . . . 557
Yoram Gorlizki
Reading The Soviet Prefects Today . . . 563
Ronald Grigor Suny
Jerry Hough’s Soviet Union: Its Progress and Demise . . . 575
David D. Laitin
Jerry Hough and the Challenge to Area Studies . . . 585
Dominique Arel
Jerry Hough, Scholar and Entrepreneur . . . 601
Review Essay
Paul W. Werth
Russia’s Borders in East and West . . . 623
Reviews
Botakoz Kassymbekova
Mediums of Power and Powerlessness in Soviet and Post-Soviet Central Asia . . . 645
Barbara Martin
Dissent on the Belarusian Literary Front . . . 650
Pawel Sowinski
Local Factors Matter . . . 656
Elise Kimerling Wirtschafter
Émigrés, Immigration, and the Historical Profession in the United States . . . 660
Contributors to This Issue . . . 666
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