Slavic and Eurasian Studies

Welcome to Brill's Slavic and Eurasian Studies page, www.brill.nl/Slavic. Here you will find the latest news on our new program, our publication highlights and our contact details.

Brill publishes books, journals, online databases, reference works and primary sources on Slavic and Eurasian Studies. The program is of multi-disciplinary character: history, political science, sociology & anthropology, the arts, ethnic & minority studies, law, literature, linguistics, as well as gender studies. Brill welcomes proposals and ideas from every branch of the Slavic and Eurasian field that appeal to a specialist audience.

The Slavic and Eurasian Studies Publishing Program is supported and guided by an international advisory board of eminent scholars:

• Michail Afanasiev (State Historical Public Library, Moscow, Russia)
• Jeffrey Brooks (The Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, USA)
• Marc Kramer (Harvard University, Cambridge, USA)
• Karen Rondestvedt (Stanford University, USA)
• Ronald Vroon (UCLA, Los Angeles, USA)
• Jürgen Warmbrunn (Herder-Institut, Marburg, Germany)

Forthcoming Publications

Four new book series  

Balkan Studies Library (forthcoming)	Eurasian Studies Library (forthcoming)	Russian History and Culture	Central and Eastern Europe (forthcoming)

New Series

Mass Culture and Entertainment in Russia

One of the new series of primary sources is Mass Culture and Entertainment in Russia, (IDC imprint), that offers stunning insight into the dynamic of cultural and daily life in Imperial and Soviet Russia. To get access to the online versions of this range, please click on the links below.

Children’s Leisure Activities in Russia, 1920s-1940s	Early Russian Cinema Part 3	Popular Literature, Fiction and Songs in Imperial Russia

The titles in this range:

Children’s Leisure Activities in Russia, 1920s-1940s	Cult of Body	Early Russian Cinema, part 1	Early Russian Cinema, part 2	Everyday Stalinism
History of Modern Russian and Ukrainian Art 1907-1930, Part 2	Imperial Russia’s Illustrated Press	Jewish Theater under Stalinism: Moscow State Jewish Theater (GOSET)	Mass Media in Russia, 1908-1918 (1)	Mass Media in Russia, 1908-1918 (2)
Popular Literature, Fiction and Songs in Imperial Russia	Screen and Stage	Soviet Cinema. Film Periodicals, 1918-1942 - Part 1. Journals	Soviet Cinema. Film Periodicals, 1918-1942 - Part 2. Newspapers	Soviet Cinema: Archival Documents from RGALI, 1923-35
The Yearbook of the Imperial Theaters	World of Children in the USSR	Russian Theater in the early 20th century

Journals

Southeastern Europe www.brill.nl/seeu Submission Guidelines SEEU (PDF) South Eastern Europe is made in cooperation with the Europe and Balkans International Network	The Soviet and Post-Soviet Review www.brill.nl/spsr Submission Guidelines SPSR (PDF)	Russian History www.brill.nl/ruhi Submission Guidelines RUHI (PDF)	East Central Europe www.brill.nl/eceu Submission Guidelines ECEU (PDF)

Primary Sources

Over the last 50 years, IDC Publishers, an imprint of Brill, has amassed a enormous collection of primary sources (rare books, manuscripts and archive documents) in the field of Slavic Studies. You can find a complete list of those collections here.

Books

Empire Speaks Out	Belarus: A Perpetual Borderland	Russia, Europe and the Rule of Law	Baltic Connections: Archival Guide to the Maritime Relations of the Countries around the Baltic Sea

Catalogs and flyers:

Download the flyer Childrens Leisure Activities in Soviet Russia (PDF)

Download the journal flyers here: