Volume 27, Number 1 (Winter 2026)
From the Editors
State Universities and the Funding Crisis . . . 1–14
Articles
SAMUEL FINKELMAN
From Ethnocide to Expiation: Jewish Reflections on Ukrainian Nationalism in Late Soviet Labor Camps . . . 15–46
IRINA ROLDUGINA
“One Does Not Talk about It, but It Is There”: Unfolding Western–Soviet Queer Kinship in the Late Soviet Union . . . 47–74
Roundtable on the Authorial Self
XENIA A. CHERKAEV
I See Your Singular Pasts and Raise You Interpretive Frameworks: Authorial Self as Historical Ethnography’s Method . . . 75–90
TAMTA KHALVASHI
Poor Images, Repaired Stories: In Defense of Imagistic History and Ethnography . . . 91–109
WILLARD SUNDERLAND
To Russia with Plutarch, or the Usefulness, Sometimes, of Going Closer In . . . 111–23
JULIANE FÜRST
The Pesky Authorial Self: Explorations in the Land of Historical Production . . . 125–42
Review Article
ANTONY KALASHNIKOV
Soviet Chronopolitics: Beyond “Revolutionary Rupture” and “Totalitarian Stasis” . . . 143–69
Review Essays
THOMAS C. STEVENS
Propaganda, Patriotism, and Emotions in Revolutionary Russia and Ukraine, 1914–22 . . . 171–91
CLAIRE E. MCCALLUM
Beyond the Ideal: Writing New Embodied Histories of Soviet Socialism . . . 192–212
In Memoriam
JOCHEN HELLBECK AND IRINA PAPERNO
Remembering Jan Plamper . . . 213–19
YANNI KOTSONIS
Alfred Joseph Rieber, 1931–2025: A Remembrance . . . 220–26
ANDREI CUSCO
Alfred Rieber in Budapest: Complex Frontiers, Border Crossings, and Central European Vistas . . . 227–34
Contributors to This Issue . . . 235–36