- Soviet nuclear modernity – Transnational dimensions, decentering dynamics and enduring legacies
Page 229 to 256
Beyond Moscow: Decentering Soviet nuclear history
Page 281 to 308
Page 309 to 334
Page 335 to 368
Across the block divide: Transsystemic entanglements and the global imperative
Page 369 to 396
Page 397 to 416
Page 417 to 440
Page 441 to 460
Secrecy, publicity and framing legacies: Social and discursive practices
Page 461 to 492
Page 493 to 516
Page 517 to 538
In memoriam Larissa Zakharova (12 August 1977 – 2 March 2019)
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Page 567 to 576
Page 577 to 584
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Page 593 to 596
Page 597 to 618
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Page 621 to 634
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Coverage in this journal includes the political, social, economic, and cultural (more particularly literary) history of the Russian Empire from its origins to 1917, the Soviet Union, and the latter’s successor states.
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