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The University of Rochester Press is
accepting manuscripts for its series entitled Rochester Studies in
Central Europe.
Professor Timothy Snyder, Professor of History at Yale University, is
series editor, and is assisted by a panel of scholars from a variety of
institutions. The editorial board seeks titles and formats ranging from
monographs to edited volumes representing myriad points of view.
The series currently includes contemporary and historical works in the
social sciences and culture relating to all areas of Central Europe
(i.e., the European part of the former Soviet Empire, including the
western Soviet Republics), Central European diasporas, and the eastern
borderland of the European Union. We seek manuscripts pertaining to
comparative politics, history, religion, film and media, urban and
gender studies. We will consider historical memoir and works in
translation where the English language rights have been secured.
To submit an appropriate project for consideration, please send a formal
proposal or prospectus. The proposal should include: 1) a brief but
detailed synopsis of the work, outlining its intended contribution to
the existing literature; 2) an abstract of 300 words or less,
summarizing the work’s content; 3) a complete table of contents and one
or two sample chapters; 4) an updated CV. All scholars with an interest
in submitting their work for consideration should contact the series
editor or URP editorial director Suzanne E. Guiod:
guiod@uofrochesterpresss.net.
Timothy Snyder
Department of History
Yale University
E-mail: timothy.snyder@yale.edu
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John Connelly
Department of History
University of California, Berkeley |
Vladimir Tismaneanu
Center for Study of Post-
Communist Societies
University of Maryland |
Holly Case
Department of History
Cornell University |
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Zoltan Barany
Political Science Department
University of Texas, Austin |
Robert Blobaum
History Department
West Virginia University |
Jeremy King
History Department
Mount Holyoke College |
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