BRAMA, Feb 1, 2004, 10:00 am ET
Press Release
CIUS Press is pleased to announce the book of the month for February 2004:
From Nationalism to Universalism: Vladimir (Ze'ev) Jabotinsky and the Ukrainian Question
by Israel Kleiner
xvi, 199 pp.
On sale for $11.97 (paper) or $20.97 (cloth) | reg. $19.95 (paper), $34.95 (cloth). Save 40%
Preview 3 sample pages online and 2 reviews
Visit: http://www.utoronto.ca/cius/webfiles/salesandspecials/bookofthemonth/botm0204.htm
About the Book
The journalist and historian Israel Kleiner invites the reader to consider an old problem--the history of Ukrainian-Jewish relations--from a fresh perspective. The eminent Zionist leader Vladimir (Ze'ev) Jabotinsky (1880-1940) is well known for his role in Jewish political history, but his writings on the Ukrainian question and his relations with Ukrainian politicians have not been the subject of extensive scholarly research.
Jabotinsky, who was born in Odesa, worked as a journalist in that city and witnessed the crisis developing in the Russian Empire as a result of the unrelenting policy of official Russification. As the empire's non-Russian peoples began to mobilize for political and cultural autonomy, there was an increasingly violent reaction from Russian forces, which instigated anti-Jewish pogroms and called for discrimination against inorodtsy (non-natives).
Unlike most Jewish leaders of the period, Jabotinsky believed that Ukraine was crucial to the empire's future: the growing Ukrainian movement was powerful enough to break the wave of Russification, and its political orientation would help determine whether the post-imperial order proceeded in the direction of freedom or tyranny. Well aware that most of the empire's secular Jewish elite was culturally Russified and active mainly in Russian political organizations, Jabotinsky advocated a reorientation. If an accommodation were not reached between the Jewish and Ukrainian movements, he warned, the Ukrainian masses might be swayed by reactionary elements who would persuade them that Jews were their political enemies.
*** New Bundles for 2004 ***
1. Ukraine in the 20th Century (bundle #2)
Buy 7 titles for $95; taxes and shipping included (reg. $189.92 with 10% shipping). Save 50%.
(a)
Russian Nationalism and Ukraine
($30 separately; reg. $43.95 with shipping)
(b)
Marxists, Modernists, and the Nation
($20 separately; reg. $28.95 with shipping)
(c)
Famine in Ukraine
($15 separately; reg. $23.95 with shipping)
(d)
Communist Party of Western Ukraine
($10 separately; reg. $16.95 with shipping)
(e)
Political Thought of the Ukrainian Underground
($22 separately; reg. $33.95 with shipping)
(f)
Soviet Regional Economics
($20 separately; reg. $28.95 with shipping)
(g)
Letters from Kyiv
($15 separately; reg. $23.95 with shipping)
Visit: http://www.utoronto.ca/cius/webfiles/salesandspecials/xxcenturybundle.htm
Order form: http://www.utoronto.ca/cius/webfiles/ukraineinthe20thcenturywebform.pdf
Prices for individual orders include taxes and shipping.
Offer expires 30 April 2004.
2. Literature and Language Bundle (Ukrainian-language books)
Buy 6 titles for $60; taxes and shipping included (reg. $127.27 with 10% shipping). Save over 50%.
(a)
Poza tradytsii
(antolohiia) ($18 separately; reg. $28.95 with shipping)
(b)
Visimdesiatnyky
(antolohiia) ($10 separately; reg. $16.95 with shipping)
(c)
Stefan Mallarme, Poesies
($18 separately; reg. $28.95 with shipping)
(d)
Ekzod Tarasa Shevchenka
($20 separately; reg. $23.95 with shipping)
(e)
Vaplitans'kyi Zbirnyk
($10 separately; reg. $23.95 with shipping)
(f)
Iak my hovorymo
($10 separately; reg. $23.95 with shipping)
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*** New Reviews ***
1. Andrew Wilson reviews
Post-Communist Ukraine
in
Canadian Slavonic Papers
, Vol. XLV, Nos. 3-4 (Sept.- Dec. 2003).
Visit: http://www.utoronto.ca/cius/publications/books/postcommunistukraine.htm
2. James R. Payton Jr. reviews
Religion and Nation in Modern Ukraine
in
Religion in Eastern Europe
, XXIII, 6 (Dec. 2003)
Visit: http://www.utoronto.ca/cius/publications/books/religionandnationinmodernukraine.htm
3. Peter Melnycky reviews
Ukrainians in Canada: The Formative Period, 1891-1924
, in
Manitoba History
, No. 24 (Autumn 1992)
Visit: http://www.utoronto.ca/cius/publications/books/ukrainiansincanada.htm
""" New on CIUS Press Web ***
(a)
Bestsellers for 2003
Check out our best selling English and Ukrainian titles for 2003.
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(b)
Did You Know... (an "infotainment" introduction to our titles)
- ... that the 1860s marked the beginning of the oil industry in Western Ukraine?
- ... that in September 1996, the introduction of the hryvnia as the national currency was a turning point in Ukraine's fight with hyperinflation?
- ... that Ivan Vernadsky (1821-84) can be considered a representative of the classical school of economics in Ukraine. He was a convinced
laissez-faire
economist and analyzed all other econmic schools from this point of view. Vernadsky's hero was Adam Smith. He also praised T. R. Malthus and J.B. Say. He also held Ricardo in high esteem, especially for his theory of rent and a rigorous formulation of the labour quantity theory of value?
- ... that Petro Doroshenko was probably the most altruistic of the Cossack hetmans. He had a well-earned reputation for placing the general welfare of Ukraine above narrow, personal interests?
- ... that Yuri Andrukhovych's works have been translated and published in Poland, Germany, Hungary, Austria, Russia, Finland,.Canada and the United States?
Visit: http://www.utoronto.ca/cius/webfiles/didyouknow.htm
CIUS Press
is the largest publisher of English-language material about Ukraine. It is the publishing arm of the Canadian Institute of Ukrainian Studies at the University of Alberta and the University of Toronto. The emergence of Ukraine as an independent state has focused general and scholarly interest on Ukrainian studies, and CIUS Press is meeting that interest and need with a sizeable offering of new, forthcoming, and already published books.
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