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BOOK REVIEWS & ARTICLES

Love and Paranoia

Belarus clamps downs on a novel that urges citizens to question their role in perpetuating the regime. From openDemocracy.

By Natalia Leshchenko
3 February 2010
Eurasianist-in-Chief

In a new biography by a former Tory MP, the Kazakh leader is presented as the savior of his new-old nation.

By Robert A. Saunders
20 January 2010
Looking Back at the Rose Revolution
This book leaves the reader with the unsettling feeling that Georgia, once again, is a one-man show. From EurasiaNet.
By Alex van Oss
5 January 2010
Who Killed the Sultan?
Translations of little-known Albanian oral epics add another dimension to the endless conversation over the Battle of Kosovo.
By Robert Murray Davis
7 December 2009
Voluntary Captivity
Just as the United States “settled” the Wild West, Russians contended with the Caucasus – and still do. From EurasiaNet.
By Alex van Oss
28 October 2009
'I Didn't Believe It Would Last'
A renowned writer on the fleeting joy of November 1989. A TOL special report.
By Natalia O'Hara
18 November 2009
Europe as Fourth Reich
A foreign correspondent spins a debut novel out of Eastern Europe’s stubborn pathologies.
By Marius Dragomir
4 August 2009
No Happy Endings for Russian Booksellers
A sluggish economy means hard times for Russian publishers, retailers, and readers.
By Vladimir Kozlov
22 July 2009
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