Australian Slavonic and East European Studies
Vol. 24, Nos. 1–2 (2010)

• David Gillespie
  Bartavels, ortolans and borshch: France and Russia in the fictional worlds of Andreï Makine
  1
• Ellen Hitchcock
  The 2006 Forest Code of the Russian Federation: an evaluation of environmental legislation in Russia
  19
• Brian Cooper
  Russian words for forest trees: a lexicological and etymological study
  41
• Nataliya Oryshchuk
  Holidays in Zurbagan: Grinlandia in post-Soviet fiction
  73
• Connor Doak
  Poltava at 300: re-reading Byron’s Mazeppa and Pushkin’s Poltava in the post-Soviet era
  83
• James Muckle
  Ivan Nestor-Schnurmann (1852–1917): a pioneer of the teaching of Russian in Great Britain
  103
• Robert Lagerberg
  Stress variation and frequency in Russian nouns of the губа́ (f) pattern
  117

Reviews

• Jostein Børtnes, The poetry of prose: readings in Russian literature (reviewed by John McNair)
  131
• J. Douglas Clayton (ed.), Anton Pavlovich Chekhov: poetics, hermeneutics, thematics (reviewed by John McNair)
  133
• Matthew E. Lenoe, The Kirov murder and Soviet history (reviewed by Susan Hillman)
  135
• Andrew Hammond (ed.), Through another Europe: an anthology of travel writing on the Balkans (reviewed by Susan Hillman)
  137
• J. Douglas Clayton (ed.), La Russie et le monde francophone (reviewed by Ludmila Stern)
  140
• Ingunn Lunde and Tine Roesen (eds.), Landslide of the norm: language culture in post-Soviet Russia (reviewed by Lyndall Morgan)
  142
• Simo Mikkonen, Music and power in the Soviet 1930s: a history of composers’ bureaucracy (reviewed by Simon Perry)
  144
• Emily Lygo, Leningrad poetry 1953–1975: the Thaw generation (reviewed by David N. Wells)
  147