Russian History

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  Año 1992, Vol. 19, Número 1-4

  • The godless Ishmaelites: the image of the Steppe in Eleventh-Thirteenth Century Rus´

    Leonid S. Chekin

    págs. 9-28

    

  • The recovery of fugitive peasants from Muscovy's Sourthern frontier: the case of Kozlov, 1636-40

    Brian Davies

    págs. 29-56

    

  • Cossacks and the Southern frontier in the time of troubles

    Chester Dunning

    págs. 57-74

    

  • The impact of the Southern and Eastern frontiers of Muscovy on the Ulozhenie (Law Code) of 1649 compared with the impact of the Western frontier

    Richard Hellie

    págs. 75-96

    

  • Zemlia russkaia and zemlia polovetskaia in the poetic structure of slovo o polku igoreve

    Norman W. Ingham

    págs. 97-114

    

  • From frontier to empire: the concept of the frontier in Russia, Sixteenth-Eighteenth centuries

    Michael Khodarkovsky

    págs. 115-128

    

  • Holding on in the "stamped-over district" the survival of a provincial elite: riazan' landholders in the Sixteenth century

    A. M. Kleimola

    págs. 129-142

    

  • The frontier in modern Russian history

    John LeDonne

    págs. 143-154

    

  • The ermolin chronicle account of prince Fedor the black's relics and the annexation of laraslavl' in 1463

    Gail Lenhoff

    págs. 155-168

    

  • Muscovite frontier policy: the case of the Khanate of Kasimov

    Janet Martin

    págs. 169-180

    

  • The empire's new frontiers: new Russia's path from frontier to Okraina, 1774-1920

    Terry Martin

    págs. 181-202

    

  • The violent old belief: an examination of religious dissent on the Karelian frontier

    Georg Michels

    págs. 203-230

    

  • The many frontiers of pre-mongol Rus'

    David B. Miller

    págs. 231-260

    

  • The chinggisid principle in Russia

    Junko Miyawaki

    págs. 261-278

    

  • Rus', pechenegs, and polovtsy: economic interaction along the steppe frontier in the pre-mongol Era

    Thomas Noonan

    págs. 301-326

    

  • The military land grant along the muslim-christian frontier

    Donald G. Ostrowski

    págs. 327-360

    

  • Inner asian influences on the Earliest Russo-Chinese trade and diplomatic contacts

    G.L. Penrose

    págs. 361-392

    

  • The Normans and the Khazars in the South of Rus': the formation of the "Russian Land" in the Middle Dnepr area

    Vladimir Petrukhin

    págs. 393-400

    

  • The ranked tributary client system (Kyshtym) in Southern Siberia as the decisive point in the foreign relations of the Kalmuks and the Oyrats in the first half of the Seventeenth century

    Dittmar Schorkowitz

    págs. 459-474

    

  • The Sovereign's foreigners: classifying the native peoples in Seventeenth-century Siberia

    Yuri Slezkine

    págs. 475-486

    

  • Why Seventeenth-century muscovite campaigns against Crimea fell short of what counted

    Carol B. Stevens

    págs. 487-504