Legacies of Cultural Resistance Across the 1989 Divide

Balázs Apor; Krzysztof Rowiński

Legacies of Cultural Resistance Across the 1989 Divide

Edited by Balázs Apor and Krzysztof Rowiński

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Slavonic and East European Review 104.1

Modern Humanities Research Association and the School of Slavonic and East European Studies, University College London

14 April 2026 • 240pp

ISBN: 978-1-839547-70-6 (paperback)

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Contents:

1-13	Legacies of Cultural Resistance Across the 1989 Divide: An Introduction Balázs Apor doi:10.1353/see.00173	Cite
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14-42	Ramka, Resistance and Resilience: Lessons from 1980s Polish Dissent for Contemporary Networked Cultures of Protest Piotr Wciślik doi:10.1353/see.00174	Cite
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43-67	Forms of Resistance and the Afterlives of the GDR Karen Leeder doi:10.1353/see.00175	Cite
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68-102	Absent Futures, Eternal Presents: The Recycling of Moscow Conceptualist Aesthetics in Contemporary Russian Street Art Katerina Pavlidi doi:10.1353/see.00176	Cite
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103-129	Intimate Resistance: The Kharkiv School of Photography and the Politics of the Body in Late Soviet Ukraine, 1971–1988 Sandra Joy Russell doi:10.1353/see.00177	Cite
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130-173	Dropping out of Putinism: Russian Relocants, Music Communities and Vernacular Cosmopolitanism in Georgia Marco Biasioli doi:10.1353/see.00178	Cite
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174-201	Completing the Velvet Revolution? Czech and Slovak Punk Zines and the Legacy of Cultural Opposition after 1989 Miroslav Michela doi:10.1353/see.00179	Cite
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202-230	Political Jokes as a Form of Dissent during the Hungarian Regime Change, 1988–1994 Lili Zách doi:10.1353/see.00180	Cite
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231-234	Publications Received Balázs Apor, Krzysztof Rowiński doi:10.1353/see.00181	Cite
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