Identities in Transition: Eastern Europe and Russia After the Collapse of Communism Edited by 1996, ISBN: 0-87725-193-2 SUGGESTED CITATION: , ed. Identities in Transition: Eastern Europe and Russia After the Collapse of Communism. University of California International and Area Studies Digital Collection, Research Series #93, 1996. http://repositories.cdlib.org/uciaspubs/research/93 This work has been peer reviewed.

Contents

Front Matter, Preface, Victoria Bonnell (p. i-ix)

Identities in Transition: An Introduction, George W. Breslauer (p. 1-12)

Winners and Losers in Russia's Economic Transition, Victoria E. Bonnell (p. 13-28)

Post-Communist Transition and the Absent Middle Class in East-Central Europe, Ákos Róna-Tas (p. 29-44)

“Democracy Without Women Is Not Democracy”: The Struggle over Women’s Status and Identity during Russia’s Transition, Valerie Sperling (p. 45-67)

Women and the Negotiation of Identity in Post-Communist Eastern Europe, Gail Kligman (p. 68-91)

Ethnoterritorial Units in the USSR and Successor States, Yuri Slezkine (p. 92-102)

Nations, Regions, Mentalities: The Many Faces of Yugoslavia, Veljko Vujacic (p. 103-116)

Orthodoxy and National Identity in Russia, John B. Dunlop (p. 117-128)

Religious Identities in Post-Communist Central Europe: The Polish Case, Steven Stoltenberg (p. 129-139)

Stages of Political Identity Formation in Late Soviet and Post-Soviet Russia, Michael Urban (p. 140-154)

The Post-Communist Identity and East European Politics, Marjorie Castle (p. 155-163)

Notes on Contributors, Victoria E. Bonnell (p. 165-167)