Russian Studies 2015 Issue 2 Father and Son: Soviet Image in Post-Soviet Films

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Russian Studies
1009-721X
2015 Issue 2

Father and Son: Soviet Image in Post-Soviet Films
Zhang Xiaodong;

..............page:3-19

Dersu Uzala: “China’s Image” and Sino-Soviet Relations in Soviet Films during Conflict Times
Zhang Jianhua;

..............page:20-45

The U.S. Characterization of the Soviet Union as “Enemy” Early in Cold War
Hu Tengjiao;

..............page:46-75

Why Did the Russian Revolution Take Place?—— Cultural and Structural Perspectives
Hao Na;

..............page:76-94

Formation of Stalin’s “Dual-Track” China Policy Early after the War
Hao Jiangdong;

..............page:95-122

Balance of National Interest and Party Interest during Chinese Leaders’Decision-making towards the Soviet Union(1921-1966)
Qiu Haiyan;

..............page:123-153

How does Kazakhstan Deal with “Dutch Disease”?
Ivan Sarafanov;Ren Qunluo;

..............page:154-177

Russian Population Change Path based on Chebyshev Approximation
Gu Lemin;

..............page:178-192