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From http://u.osu.edu/seej/blog/

The Slavic and East European Blog (SEEB) is a new concept that was envisioned as an outlet for graduate students to share thematic articles, essays, interviews, and translations between 500 and 1,000 words.

Blog posts will be Slavic and East European Journal (SEEJ) editor-reviewed and have the distinction of being featured on the website of a well-established academic journal. SEEB posts will be organized into themes that change every three months.

Here are the themes for the coming year: 

  Autumn 2017 (October-December) The Russian Revolution
  Winter 2018 (January-March) Media During the Era of Vladimir Putin
  Spring 2018 (April-June) Multiethnicity and Religious-Cultural Identity in the Russian Federation and the Former Soviet Republics
  Summer 2018 (July-September) Ivan Turgenev: 200th Anniversary

If you’re interested in contributing, here are guidelines for publication: http://u.osu.edu/seej/seeb/

Explore the SEEB at http://u.osu.edu/seej/blog/