Russian & East European Studies

Carl Back Papers


	*The Carl Beck Papers* *in Russian and East European Studies* The Center supports its own publication, The Carl Beck Papers in Russian and East European Studies. This scholarly papers series, named after the first director of the University Center for International Studies, publishes work of both new and more experienced scholars in many disciplines and areas of inquiry. The Carl Beck Papers fills a unique niche in the publishing of research dealing with the area of the former Soviet Union and East Europe. Submissions to the Papers are anonymously refereed and published as occasional papers. They are devoted to topics ranging across the entire field of Slavic, Russian, Soviet, post-Soviet and East European studies. Each Carl Beck Paper is published on an individual basis, which allows for rapid turnaround, individual advertising and wide and flexible distribution. The series is a particularly useful vehicle for works of intermediate length—i.e., those between a typical journal article and a book. *Submissions to The Carl Beck Papers* are welcome! We accept rolling submissions throughout the year. Papers will be sent out for a double blind review process, and acceptance is based on anonymous reviews. With questions, contact cbpapers@pitt.edu. SUBMISSION REQUIREMENTS** View The Carl Beck Papers style sheet. Must be 40-90 pages in length (including notes and bibliography). Must be double spaced. Include three hard copies (one with a cover page of author contact information and two with no author identification). Send electronic version of submission as a Word document to cbpapers@pitt.edu. Send submission to the address below. NOTE: Papers can not be simultaneously submitted elsewhere. Purchase The Carl Beck Papers online!* Otherwise, please send a check or money order to the address at the bottom of the page. Orders are sent out every Friday. The Thaw Cinema CD-ROM* can also be purchased here. Recent titles include: 1905. “If Hope is Sin, Then We Are All Guilty”: Romanian Students’ Reactions to the Hungarian Revolution and Soviet Intervention, 1956–1958, Johanna Granville (2008) [abstract] 1904. Central Asia Between East and West, Martin Spechler (2008) [abstract] 1903. The Americanization of the Soviet Living Newspaper, Lynn Mally (2008) [abstract] 1902. Power and Ideology: Vladimir Putin and the Russian Political System, Alfred B. Evans, Jr. (2008) [abstract] 1901. Competitiveness Strategies, Resource Struggles, and National Interest in the New Europe, David Ellison (2008) [abstract] 1808. Petar II Petrović Njegoš and Gjergj Fishta: Composers of National Epics, Matthew C. Curtis (2007) [abstract] 1807. Johann Gottfried Herder and the Czech National Awakening: A Reassessment, Zdenek V. David (2007) [abstract] 1806. Cold War Lithuania: National Armed Resistance and Soviet Counterinsurgency, George Reklaitis (2007) [abstract]

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	Center for Russian & East European Studies University Center for International Studies Attn: Carl Beck Papers University of Pittsburgh, CREES 4400 Wesley W. Posvar Hall Pittsburgh, PA 15260 USA Phone: 412-648-8716 Fax: 412-648-7002 E-mail: cbpapers@pitt.edu Last Updated May 7, 2008