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[Anthropology of East Europe Review Review]

The Anthropology of East Europe Review is an edited journal of scholarship
on Eastern Europe, Russia, the Balkans, and Central Asia.  Founded in 1981
as a newsletter, the journal has become a key institution for
anthropologists and other specialists on the region. Since the mid-1990s,
AEER has developed a close relationship with Soyuz, the Postsocialist
Cultural Studies Network, and regularly publishes papers from the Soyuz
conference. It showcases fresh, up-to-date research and helps to build a
community of scholars who focus on the region.



It is not too late to subscribe for the fall 2008 and spring 2009 issues of
AEER!  We are accepting payments until November 1, 2008 for subscribers who
wish to receive the current fall 2008 volume, a Special Issue on Cultural
Production and Transmission of Ethnic Tolerance and Prejudice, guest edited
by Hilary Pilkington and Anton Popov.



The Table of Contents for the fall 2008 issue is as follows:



GUEST EDITORS' INTRODUCTION:  CULTURAL PRODUCTION AND TRANSMISSION OF ETHNIC
TOLERANCE AND PREJUDICE

Hilary Pilkington and Anton Popov, University of Warwick



TOLERANCE AND PREJUDICE IN BELGRADE:  YOUNG PEOPLE'S CONSTRUCTIONS OF SELVES
AND OTHERS**

Jelena Obradovic,* *University of Birmingham



MULTI-ETHNIC SOCIETY IN GEORGIA:  A PRE-CONDITION FOR XENOPHOBIA OR AN ARENA
FOR CULTURAL DIALOUGE?

Marina Elbakidze, Caucasus Institute for Peace, Democracy and Development



BOTH WAR AND PEACE IN THE 'COUNTRY OF THE SOUL':  THE YOUNG PEOPLE OF
ABKHAZIA ON WAR, TRADITION, AND INDEPENDENCE

Guzel Sabirova, Ul'ianovsk State University



XENOPHOBIC ATTITUDES AND NEW RUSSIAN PATRIOTISM:  A CASE STUDY OF YOUTH IN
KRASNODAR TERRITORY

Elena Omel'chenko and Natal'ia Goncharova, Ul'ianovsk State University



THE HIGHS AND LOWS OF ETHNO-CULTURAL DIVERSITY:  YOUNG PEOPLE'S EXPERIENCES
OF CHALGA* *CULTURE IN BULGARIA

Apostol Apostolov, University of Birmingham



YOUTH, MEDIA, AND SUBCULTURE IN POST-CONFLICT SOCIETIES

Benjamin Perasovic, Ivo Pilar Institute of Social Sciences





Subscribing before November 1 will also entitle you to the spring 2009
Special Issue on Cultural Diversity in Cities in Eastern Europe, guest
edited by Cordula Gdaniec and Eszter Gantner.



You may submit payments for new and renewal subscriptions using our online
payment option (PayPal), available at
http://condor.depaul.edu/%7Errotenbe/aeer/Subscription.htm, or by
mail.  (PayPal
is the preferred method of subscription.)

To subscribe by mail, please send checks made out to the *Anthropology of
East Europe Review *to the following address:



*Anthropology of East Europe Review*

c/o Sarah D. Phillips

Department of Anthropology

Indiana University

Student Building 130

701 E. Kirkwood Ave.

Bloomington, IN 47405



If you have previously subscribed to the journal, it may be time to renew
your subscription!  Please address inquiries regarding the status of current
subscriptions to the editor at anthroeasteuropereview at gmail.com.  Please
also notify us of any changes in address as we prepare to mail the fall
issue.



We would like to thank our current subscribers for their dedication to AEER
and welcome new members as we enter our 28th year!



Sincerely,

Sarah D. Phillips, Indiana University

Editor of AEER



Abigail Rich, Indiana University

Editorial Assistant


-- 
Sarah D. Phillips, editor
The Anthropology of East Europe Review
Department of Anthropology
Indiana University
Student Building 130
701 E. Kirkwood Avenue
Bloomington, IN 47405
Phone: +1-812-824-7853
Fax:  +1-812-855-4358
Email: anthroeasteuropereview at gmail.com
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