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Studies in Post-Communism Occasional Papers
ISSN 1711-4284 (online)
ISSN 1711-4276 (printed copies provided by the
Centre upon request for a fee)
- Paper no. 10:
Lavinia Stan, "The Politics of Memory in Poland:
Lustration, File Access and Court Proceedings"
(2006)
- Paper no. 9:
Mikhail Molchanov, "Regionalism and Globalization in the Post-Soviet Space"
(2005)
- Paper no. 8:
Mary Korica, "Kosovo, March 2004: A 'Widened'
Perspective on an Intra-State Security Dilemma in the Context of Extreme
Uncertainty" (2004)
- Paper no. 7:
Zidas Daskalovski, "The Macedonian Conflict of
2001: Between Successful Diplomacy, Rhetoric and Terror" (2004)
- Paper no. 6:
Lavinia Stan, "The Romanian Anticorruption Bill"
(2004)
- Paper no. 5:
Steven D. Roper and Lilian A. Barria, "Policy
Preferences among Multilateral Development Banks" (2003)
- Paper no. 4:
Dmitri Mitin, "Deconstructing Conflict: The
Rationality of the Center-Periphery Confrontation in the Context of Russian
Post-Communist Democratization" (2003)
- Paper no. 3:
Randall K. Rogers, "Scientology in Ukraine"
(2003)
- Paper no. 2:
Josette A. Baer, "National Emancipation, Not the Making
of Slovakia: Ludovit Stur's Conception of the Slovak Nation" (2003)
- Paper no. 1:
J. Frank Harrison,
"Russian Federalism Today" (2003)
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Disclaimer: The papers
published in the Studies in Post-Communism Occasional Papers Series
represent the views of their authors and not necessarily those of the Center for
Post-Communist Studies or St. Francis Xavier University.
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The Studies in Post-Communism
Occasional Papers is an anonymously refereed, occasional papers series
devoted to publishing scholarship across all fields related to communist and
post-communist countries. Launched in January 2003 under the aegis of the
Centre for Post-Communist Studies
at St. Francis Xavier University, the series aims to publish high quality
studies in all disciplines of the social sciences and humanities.
The series editors invite scholars to submit
original English-language manuscripts in view of publication. We aim to publish
around five papers a year and offer submitters exceptionally rapid response.
Unlike journal publishing, our occasional papers are published individually, as
soon as the review process is completed and the papers are accepted. Not having
to wait for an entire journal issue to be completed eliminates the usually long
delay separating the acceptance of the paper and its appearance in print. This
kind of publishing ensures that new ideas, theories and investigations are
promptly disseminated and made available to the academic and policy-making
community, giving scholars the tremendous advantage of having their materials
emerge in a timely fashion. The papers are published in both electronic and
hard-copy versions, and are regularly advertised and represented at national and
international conventions related to communist and post-communist studies.
We accept manuscripts of roughly 35-100
pages that are longer than the usual journal articles but do not warrant their
publication as an individual monograph. All submissions are promptly sent out
for review and decisions are based on the reports of two referees. The
refereeing process is completely blind, with the names of the reviewers and the
author being fully protected. Reviewers are asked for both an overall evaluation
of the manuscript and specific comments and suggestions which are passed on to
the authors. The editors endeavor to complete the refereeing process within the
span of a four-month period.
The Studies in Post-Communism
Occasional Papers series offers scholars from both social sciences and
humanities a flexible, efficient and recognized vehicle for publication of high
quality manuscripts. The editors welcome submissions or queries to:
The Editors
Dr. Lavinia Stan and Dr. Lucian Turcescu
The Studies in Post-Communism Occasional Papers
Center for Post-Communist Studies
St. Francis Xavier University
Antigonish, Nova Scotia, B2G 2W5, Canada
Tel: +1 (902) 867-3374
Fax: +1 (902) 867-3610
E-mail:
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