Russian Journal of Communication, Volume 6, Issue 3, November 2014 is now available online on Taylor & Francis Online. tandfonline/toc/rrjc20/6/3 This new issue contains the following articles: Articles What is happening to Russian? Linguistic change as an ecological process Alexander Kravchenko & Svetlana Boiko Pages: 232-245 Protests 2.0: through networked negative consolidation to participation: why Russian Manezhka cannot become Ukrainian Maidan Galina Nikiporets-Takigawa Pages: 246-259 Pilot test of the Global Reputation Measurement: what do US students think of the Russian Federation today? Alexander V. Laskin Pages: 260-274 Self-referential elements in online daters communication: the Russian context Petro Denysko Pages: 275-287 Comparative analysis of stereotypical traits of elderly people in Russian and American jokes Artemi Romanov Pages: 288-307 Threats and attitudes toward Russian-speaking immigrants: a comparative study between younger and older Finns Elvis Nshom & Stephen Michael Croucher Pages: 308-317 What? When? Where? The third all-Russian NAMMI conference ‘Current issues in media studies – 2014’, 30 May 2014, Moscow, Russia Anna Gladkova Pages: 318-319 ‘New globalization’ and media studies: notes on the second international conference ‘Comparative media studies in todays world’, 25 April 2014, St. Petersburg, Russia Dr Svetlana Bodrunova, Dr Anna Litvinenko & Ilya Koval Pages: 319-321 “Russian Life Lived and Communicated” panel at the International Communication Association (ICA) conference “Communication and ‘The Good Life’”, 22–26 May, Seattle, USA Mariya A. Pilgun Pages: 321-322 The Third All-Russian Research and Training Conference with international participation Humanities Technologies in the Modern World, 22–24 May 2014, Kaliningrad, Russian Federation Lyubov M. Goncharova Pages: 322-324 Workshop, “After censorship, before freedom: mapping contemporary Russian literature”, Princeton University, 28–29 March 2014 Massimo Balloni Pages: 324-325 Bakhtin as Praxis: Academic Practice, Artistic Practice, Political Activism. The 15th International Bakhtin Conference, Stockholm, 23–27 July 2014 Ken Hirschkop Pages: 325-327 RJC Welcomes Medialinguistic Commission under the International Slavists Committee Yulia Konyaeva Pages: 328-329 Book Reviews Paradoksy granitsy v yazyke i kommunikatsii [The paradoxes of borders in language and communication] Alexander Kravchenko Pages: 330-335 In search of the self: reconciling the past and present in immigrants’ experience Andrew R. Smith Pages: 335-338 Homo imperii: a history of physical anthropology in Russia Becky A. Sigmon Pages: 339-342 DOI: 10.1080/19409419.2014.918020 Secularism soviet style: teaching atheism and religion in a Volga Republic (new anthropologies of Europe) James M. Nyce Pages: 342-344 Religion and language in post-Soviet Russia William Graves III Pages: 344-346 Editorial Board
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