Association for Slavic, East European, and Eurasian Studies - Demokratizatsiya: The Journal of Post-Soviet Democratization

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In each quarterly issue, distinguished and emerging scholars from around the world address politics, economics, social issues, legal systems, nationalities, international relations, and human rights. We welcome submissions on these and similar topics to demjournal@gwu.edu.

Demokratizatsiya is ranked in Scopus. As of January 2020, the journal is in the 68th percentile of social science journals, with a CiteScore of 0.92.

Demokratizatsiya appears in the European Reference Index for the Humanities. Learn more here.

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Call for Papers for Demokratizatsiya's 2021 and 2022 issues, including for the "Perspectives": Concise Analyses of Current Events section (2,000–3,000 words).

Subscription information for Demokratizatsiya. Subscriptions start at $62/year, with options for reading in print or online.

Curated reading list of materials on Belarus published in Demokratizatsiya (higher-quality file available at https://demokratizatsiya.pub/contents/BelarusInfographic.png). This and other lists can be found at https://demokratizatsiya.pub/#Authors to help you prepare for teaching or brush up on a particular area.

SAMPLE ARTICLE. Natallia Sianko's article "Democratic Culture in Belarus: Insights on Democratic Citizenship, Trust, and Participatory Intentions among Adolescents" from the Spring 2019 issue of Demokratizatsiya.

SAMPLE ARTICLE. Lucy Pakhnyuk's article "Foreign Agents and Gay Propaganda: Russian LGBT Rights Activism Under Pressure" from the Fall 2019 issue of Demokratizatsiya.

SAMPLE ARTICLE. Alexander Iskandaryan's article "The Velvet Revolution in Armenia: How to Lose Power in Two Weeks" from the Fall 2018 special issue of Demokratizatsiya on Armenia's Velvet Revolution.

SAMPLE ARTICLE. Sophia Wilson's article "Law Enforcement and the Politics of Religious Minority Rights in Azerbaijan" from the January 2020 issue of Demokratizatsiya.

SAMPLE ARTICLE. Barbara Junisbai, Azamat Junisbai, and Nicola Ying Fry's article "Mass Media Consumption in Post-Soviet Kyrgyzstan and Kazakhstan: The View from Below" from the Summer 2015 issue of Demokratizatsiya.

SAMPLE ARTICLE. Svetlana Barsukova's article "Informal Practices of Big Business in the Post-Soviet Period: From Oligarchs To 'Kings of State Orders'" from the Winter 2019 special issue of Demokratizatsiya on Russia's informal economy.

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Interested in understanding post-Soviet transformation? Look no further! Since 1992, Demokratizatsiya contributors have been providing scholarly insights into the forces that shape the region, from perestroika to Putin.

In each quarterly issue, distinguished and emerging scholars from around the world address politics, economics, social issues, legal systems, nationalities, international relations, and human rights. We welcome submissions on these and similar topics to demjournal@gwu.edu.

Interested in subscribing? We have a range of subscription packages for individuals and institutions starting at just $62/year.

We welcome questions to demjournal@gwu.edu.

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