Book review : Everyday Law in Russia by Kathryn Hendley. Ithaca, NY: Cornell University Press, 2017. 285 pp. ISBN: 9781501705243 by Stephenson, Svetlana

It takes two to tango: the state and organized crime in Russia by Stephenson, Svetlana

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Gangs and governance in Russia: the paradox of law and lawlessness by Stephenson, Svetlana

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"A ritual civil execution": public shaming meetings in the post-Stalin Soviet Union by Stephenson, Svetlana

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"What was the meaning of this theatre of absurdity": public shaming meetings in the late USSR by Stephenson, Svetlana

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Students' attitudes towards group presentation assessment : a survey at London Metropolitan University by Stephenson, Svetlana, Uzelac, Gordana

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Zones of entrapment and impunity: on the constitution of vague and strange regimes of power by Hallsworth, Simon, Stephenson, Svetlana

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From moral indignation to affective citizenship: public shaming of celebrity emigration from Russia during the war against Ukraine by Stephenson, Svetlana, Lerner, Julia

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Vile sovereignty: the carnival of power by Hallsworth, Simon, Stephenson, Svetlana

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The end of the “time of the streets”: temporality in the life course of a Russian ex-gangster by Stephenson, Svetlana, Safin, Rustem

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A Bergsonian analysis of time in qualitative research: understanding lived experiences of street homeless people in Moscow by McDonough, Brian, Stephenson, Svetlana

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