Yearbook of the Institute of East-Central Europe vol. 23 no. 4,. Thematic issue Intellectual history, historical narratives,and applied history. OA

Yearbook of the Institute of East-Central Europe vol. 23 no. 4,. Thematic issue Intellectual history, historical narratives,and applied history. Open access, English

OA: https://ies.lublin.pl/rocznik/riesw/2025/4/

Artykuł

From the editors: Intellectual history, historical narratives, their institutionalisation, and applied history frameworks

Sławomir Łukasiewicz | Oleksandr Avramchuk

The Soviet system, the Soviet state, and Western expertise on the USSR before and after 1991

Mark Kramer

Richard Pipes’ advice on Russia for policymakers

Jonathan Daly

Pragmatic idealism and academic autonomy: Stephen P. Duggan and the American model of international education, 1919–1946

Anna Mazurkiewicz

Legend and fascination, geopolitics and deterrence: Intellectual myths and neoteric French policy towards Russia

Jędrzej Piekara

The decolonisation trap and the quest to reclaim a “kidnapped” Europe

Oleksandr Avramchuk

The Cold War origins of the Russian “Nazi” accusation against Ukraine: Soviet propaganda, Western memory, and historical knowledge

Kai Struve

Constructing the past, justifying the war: The analysis of selected Vladimir Putin speeches (2021–2024)

Dagmara Moskwa

Shaping the knowledge of Polish and other Central European immigration in the US in the 21st century: Reflections on the margins of the books by Carl J. Bon Tempo and Hasia Diner, Immigration: An American History, and Nancy Foner, One Quarter of the Nation: Immigration and the Transformation of America

Anna Fiń

Prometheanism and its “incarnations”

Zaur Gasimov

Émigré scholars as “agents of Westernisation”? Comparative reflections on the cases of Poland and Germany

Kai Johann Willms

The name “White Russia” and the origins of Belarusian studies in the West after 19451

Anton Saifullayeu

Remembering Radio Free Europe – Voices of Witnesses and Participants

Beata Białobrzewska