Europe-Asia Studies

Introduction: New Media in New Europe-Asia
pp. 1349-1355(7)
Authors: Morris, Jeremy; Rulyova, Natalia; Strukov, Vlad

Mundane Citizenship: New Media and Civil Society in Bulgaria
pp. 1356-1374(19)
Author: Bakardjieva, Maria

The Role of Social Networking Sites in Civic Activism in Russia and Finland
pp. 1375-1394(20)
Authors: Gladarev, Boris; Lonkila, Markku

From Blogging Central Asia to Citizen Media: A Practitioners’ Perspective on the Evolution of the neweurasia Blog Project
pp. 1395-1414(20)
Authors: Wilkinson, Cai; Jetpyspayeva, Yelena

Blog Medvedev: Aiming for Public Consent
pp. 1415-1434(20)
Author: Yagodin, Dmitry

Blogging for the Sake of the President: The Online Diaries of Russian Governors
pp. 1435-1459(25)
Author: Toepfl, Florian

Political Challengers or Political Outcasts?: Comparing Online Communication for the Communist Party of the Russian Federation and the British Liberal Democrats
pp. 1460-1485(26)
Author: Oates, Sarah

Contesting Bulgaria’s Past Through New Media: Latin, Cyrillic and Politics
pp. 1486-1504(19)
Author: Spassov, Orlin

Ukrainian Nation Branding Off-line and Online: Verka Serduchka at the Eurovision Song Contest
pp. 1505-1523(19)
Author: Miazhevich, Galina

Blogging the Other: Construction of National Identities in the Blogosphere
pp. 1524-1545(22)
Authors: Rulyova, Natalia; Zagibalov, Taras

Learning How to Shoot Fish on the Internet: New Media in the Russian Margins as Facilitating Immediate and Parochial Social Needs
pp. 1546-1564(19)
Author: Morris, Jeremy

Co-opting Transmedia Consumers: User Content as Entertainment or ‘Free Labour’? The Cases of S.T.A.L.K.E.R. and Metro 2033
pp. 1565-1583(19)
Author: Sokolova, Natalia

Spatial Imagining and Ideology of Digital Commemoration (Russian Online Gaming)
pp. 1584-1604(21)
Author: Strukov, Vlad

List of Contributors
pp. 1605-1607(3)