TOC: AB IMPERIO 4-2009 From Homo Imperii to Civitas: Projects of Imagined Imperial Communities

[Sergey Glebov]

Dear colleagues,

 

The editors of Ab Imperio would like to draw your attention to the fourth
issue of the journal in 2009. Please, find the issue's table of contents
below.

 

Sergey Glebov

 

 

Ab Imperio 4-2009 From Homo Imperii to Civitas: Projects of Imagined
Imperial Communities

Methodology and Theory       

>From the Editors Imperial Society as a Community Imagined by Homo Imperii
(Rus/ENG)

George Steinmetz The Imperial Entanglements of Sociology in the United
States, Britain, and France Since the Nineteenth Century (Eng)

 

David Sneath Tribe, Ethnos, Nation: Rethinking Evolutionist Social Theory
and Representations of Nomadic Inner Asia (Eng)

Forum AI: Debating the Concepts of Evolutionist Social Theory: Responses to
David Sneath

Sergei Abashin

Nikolay N. Kradin 

Tatyana D. Skrynnikova

Valerie A. Kivelson

Lhamsuren Munkh-Erdene

Richard Lim

Adrienne Edgar

Sergey Glebov

David Sneath A Response to Critics (Eng)

 

History

 

Marina Vituhnovskaja Service to the Empire and National Loyalty: Imperial
and Finnish Biographies of the Enckells, 1850-1917 (Rus)

Noam Pianko Cosmopolitan Wanderer or Zionist Activist? Sir Alfred Zimmern's
Ambivalent Jewishness and the Legacy of British Internationalism (Eng)

 

Archive

Andreas Frings Playing Moscow off Against Kazan: Azerbaijan Maneuvering to
Latinization in the Soviet Union (Eng)

Protocol of the Meetings of the Communist Party Fraction at the Turkological
Congress in Baku (Rus)

 

Sociology, Anthropology, 
Political Science

 

Olivier Beaud Federation between State and Empire (Rus)

Andrei Zakharov Federation, Sovereignty, and the Principle of Subsidiarity
(Rus)

 

Newest Mythologies

 

Anna Aydinyan The "Oriental Journeys" in "The Death of Vazir-Mukhtar" (Eng)

 

Book Reviews

 

 


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