Popular Geopolitics in Russia and Post-Soviet Eastern EuropeFootnote

In line with journal editorial policy, this collection uses: Ukrainian-language transliterations for modern Ukrainian place-names; Russian-language transliterations for historical place-names within the Russian empire/Soviet Union; Russian-language transliterations (Donetsk and Lugansk) rather than Ukrainian transliterations (Donets’k and Luhans'k) in the names of the Russian-backed separatist ‘people’s republics’.

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