East European Studies: Guide

Danish journal covering politics, society and culture in post-Soviet Eastern Europe, the Baltics, the Balkans, Central Europe and Central Asia. The target group is everyone interested. Published by volunteers with an interest in the area.

Norwegian magazine covering politics, economics and culture in Eastern Europe, Russia, the Caucasus and Central Asia. Targeted researchers and students in the Nordic region. Published by Cappelen Damm AS and Norwegian Foreign Policy Institute (NUPI).

Nordic journal for Slavic and Baltic linguistics, literature, culture, history and society. Targeted at the international research audience. Published by the Association of Scandinavian Slavicists and Baltologists.

MLA is along with FRANCIS the largest online database that covers language and literature. It contains more than 2 mil. references to books, journals and reviews particularly pertaining to european and american language- and literature studies.

Index of journals, books, dissertations and reviews. Broad coverage of language studies as well as good coverage of small languages.

Covers the areas of: art, architecture, design, history, philosophy, music, literature, theater and cultural studies.

German database of academic journals, books and gray literature in the humanities and social sciences from and about Central, Eastern and Southeastern Europe. Published by CEEOL GmbH in Frankfurt am Main.

German virtual subject library with references to articles, books, journals and databases in Slavic studies. Primarily aimed at researchers and students, but also others with an interest in language, literature and folklore. Published by the Osteuropa-Abteilung at the Staatsbiobliothek zu Berlin, Preussischer Kulturbesitz.

Website with journalistic news and analysis regarding the Balkans (Albania, Bosnia & Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Kosovo, Croatia, Moldova, Montenegro, North Macedonia, Romania and Serbia, and to a lesser extent Turkey and Greece) and Eastern and Central Europe (Poland, Slovakia, the Czech Republic, Hungary and Ukraine). Published by BIRN: Balkan Investigative Reporting Network which is an NGO network with a focus on freedom of expression, human rights and democratic values in Southern and Eastern Europe.

Portal for the online version of the most important Russian literary periodicals which are also published in print. Published by a committee with representatives of the journals which in 1995-96 helped start the project.

Portal for online versions of Russian newspapers: national, local, foreign, as well as pre-revolutionary and Soviet.

Portal for general and specialist encyclopedias and other reference works in Russian.