Features of national socio-political thought X-XIII centuries  by N.R. Khamidullin 

“…The relevance of historical-philosophical analysis of the socio-political thought in Russia in X-XIII centuries is largely determined by the logic of the development of post-Soviet Russia and the special significance of finding optimal ways of socio-political development. …”
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The Soviet Union in the 1920s in Louis Fischer publications by Shvetsov Aleksandr Alekseevich

“…Fischer lived in Russia for 14 years, an American journalist who wrote extensively about Soviet Russia. This article is devoted to the image of the Soviet Union and a new socialist regime that emerged in Russia in 1918. …”
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The Life of Hunters in the Chita Region: Effect of Organizational and Technical Problems on Fur Trade (1930s – early 1990s) by D. N. Bespalko

“…The research featured the effect of household problems of hunters in the Chita region on the fur trade in Soviet Russia. It focused on their everyday life during the hunting season: supply chain, hunting and taiga infrastructure, shared camp property, specialized equipment and food, etc. …”
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Legal Comparative Studies in Russia: History and Current Situation by A. A. Malinovsky, E. N. Trikoz

“…Special emphasis was placed on comparative jurisprudence in the so-called post-reform epochs, in both Imperial and Soviet Russia, due to the need for reception and implementation of new legal concepts, principles and institutions of law. …”
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A retrospective on care and denial of children with disabilities in Russia by Liya Kalinnikova, Sven Trygged

“…This marginalisation was reinforced by the focus on the productive worker. Soviet Russia developed defectology as a science and increased the use of institutional solutions.…”
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P. B. Struve’s Activities as Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Government of the South of Russia (1920) by A. A. Chemakin

“…Criticism of Struve’s activities by the National Bolsheviks and “defeatists” who advocated an alliance with Poland against Soviet Russia is presented. According to the author of the article, despite the fact that Struve’s views on foreign and domestic policy have undergone certain changes (especially in comparison with the statements he made at the turn of 1919-1920), the basis of his views remained unchanged.…”
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SOVIET PHILOSOPHICAL UNDERGROUND: PRACTICES OF SURVIVING by Natalia I. Kuznetsova

“…The author disputes the general thesis that there was no philosophy within the Soviet Russia. In 1960-1970s there appeared philosophical circles, informal leaders, the original research programmes and theoretical conceptions, and the most important - the genuine schools of philosophical thinking. …”
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From Soviet intelligentsia to emerging Russian middle class? Social mobility trajectories and transformations in self-identifications of young Russians who have lived in Britain in... by Savikovskaia, I

“…<p>The focus of interest in this thesis is the social and personal trajectories of men and women who were born in the Soviet Union in the 1970-1980s and then, after growing up in post-Soviet Russia in the 1990s in an atmosphere of change and uncertainty, decided to exploit the opportunities to go abroad to study and work that started opening up in the early and mid-1990s. …”

Pretrial procedure for settlement of contractual disputes in the context of general issues of legal activity in commercial organizations by A.N. Varlamova

“…Data on the evolution of its legal-regulatory framework in post-Soviet Russia have been provided. The regulatory potential and economic efficiency have been studied. …”
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Modern Ukrainian Historiography on the Military Operations of Ukrainian and Polish Troops (1920) in the Right-Bank Ukraine by Serhii Hubskyi

“…It notes that the disinterest in strengthening the Ukrainian Army, demonstrated by the Polish government after the armistice of Poland with the Soviet Russia on October 12, 1920, as the former was almost entirely dependent on Polish aid in the military and economic spheres, nullified the independent combat activities of the UPR Army and ended with a failed strategic goal – preservation of the Ukrainian statehood, which led to the internment of Ukrainian soldiers on November 21, 1920 in the Polish territory.…”
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The Soviet Myth of Sibilla Aleramo by Anastasia V. Golubtsova

“…It also examines the image of the Soviet Russia created by Aleramo in the paradigm of the Russian and Soviet myth.…”
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Rumors and Conversations in Kazakh Village (Aul) on Eve of Famine (1927—1931) by N. N. Ablazhey, A. S. Zhanbossinova, E. E. Sailaubay

“…It is asserted that the massive surge of rumors in Soviet Russia was a reaction of traditional society to forceful modernization. …”
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Types and Development Stages of Migrant Entrepreneurship in Russia by Vera M. Peshkova

“…This article enhances our understanding of the complex dynamics of migrant entrepreneurship in the evolving socio-economic landscape of post-Soviet Russia.…”
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Reflection of The Socio-Economic Developments in Kazakhistan After USSR to Turkey by M. Can

“…In the study, the connection between Kazakhstan and Turkey was interrupted during the period of Soviet Russia. With the collapse of the USSR, very important opportunities appeared. …”
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The Discreet Charm of the Soviet Things by Nikolai B. Afanasov

“…The subject of this review is the book “The Things of Life: Materiality in Late Soviet Russia” written by historian Alexey Golubev. The English translation was published in 2022 as part of the “Library of the Journal Neprikosnovennyy zapas” series by the “New Literary Observer” publishing house. …”
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THE EFFECT OF ALPHABET CHANGES IN CENTRAL ASIAN TURKISH COMMUNITIES FROM 1926 TO THE PRESENT ON TURKISH CULTURE by M. Can

“…Physical and cultural fragmentation began with Soviet Russia's occupation of Turkestan geography. The new regime expanded Tsarism's policy toward Turks and assimilated Turks living under its rule. …”
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Frank A. Golder: Collector Extraordinaire and Cultural Liaison in Revolutionary Russia by Bertrand M. Patenaude

“…Petersburg in 1914 when Russia entered the Great War; he was in Petrograd in 1917 when the February Revolution brought an end to the Romanov dynasty; he was in Soviet Russia in 1921– 1923 as a famine relief worker, a collector of books, periodicals, and manuscripts, and a political observer of Lenin's government; and he was in the Soviet Union for extended visits in 1925 and 1927, recording the changes in Soviet society after Lenin. …”
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The Periphery of the USSR: Indian Travellers’ Perception of the Eastern Bloc and Non-Russian Soviet Republics in the Cold War Era by Weronika Rokicka

“…The article argues that Indian travellers created the image of Eastern bloc countries and Soviet republics other than the Russian Soviet Republic as a periphery of Soviet Russia by constantly comparing the two, presenting Russia as the heart of the Soviet world and focusing on problems other parts of the USSR and the Eastern bloc still faced despite of what they perceived as Moscow’s assistance. …”
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"Homeland! Why are you so infinitely Unstoppable?”: The Search for a Domestic Space Between the Undecipherable West and the Incomprehensible East by Barbara Ronchetti

“…The complex dialogue between the inner world and territorial reality becomes a key via which to comprehend some of the most relevant cultural phenomena in post-Soviet Russia (and Europe).…”
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MODERN RUSSIAN PARLIAMENT: ASSESSMENT OF POLITICAL SIGNIFICANCE ACCORDING TO THE RESULTS OF INDEX ANALYSIS by Roman A. Alekseev

“…</strong> It has been established that the total index of full powers of both chambers of parliament is significantly less than the presidential one, which clearly demonstrates the subordinate role of parliament in the system of public authority in post-Soviet Russia.<br /><strong>Research implications.</strong> Measures are suggested to optimize the identified imbalance in the system of separation of powers in modern Russia, aimed at increasing the political significance of the chambers of the Federal Assembly of the Russian Federation.…”
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