Slavic and East European Studies

Continues Slavonic and East European Review. American Series and continued by Slavic Review. JSTOR Coverage: Vols. 4 - 20 (Issue 2), 1945-1961

Project Muse [v.3(2002)-]

[v.8(1999)-]

[v.38(1995)-]. Search this publication via Ethnic NewsWatch

[v.21(1997)-]; selected issues vol.2(1975)-vol.21(1997)

[v.1(1941)-v.56(1997)] available via JSTOR. JSTOR Coverage: Vols. 1 - 59, 1941-2000

Continues American Slavic and East European Review. JSTOR Coverage: Vols. 20 (Issue 3) - 63, 1961-2004

Authoritative journal of literary criticism offering articles and roundtable transcripts dealing with problems of Russian and world literature, history, and theory of literature.

One of the first Russian literary and political journals. Together with literature and arts, the journal enlightened its readers on problems of internal and foreign policy of Russia, history, and political life of foreign countries. It shifted toward a conservative perspective in 1815.

This site provides links to articles in more than 1800 open-access journals published in Hungary or focusing on Hungary.