Also in the September issue, research articles on:
🔸Media freedom in Eurasia
🔸Russian business and corporate welfare
🔸Housing privatization in China
🔸Populist communication in Czechia

online.ucpress.edu/cpcs/issue/5...
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(9/9) We're proud of what we've accomplished since the journal's re-launch in 2020, and we're grateful to everyone who has contributed to the journal's success.

More announcements to come, so check out the report and watch this space!

(8/9) Félix Krawatzek also joins as Assoc. Editor. He is snr researcher at ZOiS, where he heads up the ERC-funded Moving Russia(ns): Intergenerational Transmission of Memories Abroad and at Home, and coordinates the research cluster on Youth & Generational Change. www.zois-berlin.de/en/about-us/...

(7/9) Myunghee Lee (Michigan State University) joined as Associate Editor in August. Her research focuses on authoritarian politics, democratization, protest and foreign policy, with a regional focus on East Asia, particularly the Korean Peninsula and China. msutoday.msu.edu/for-media/ex...

(6/9) Meet the new members of the editorial team:
Anna Kozlova started as Managing Editor in May. She is finishing her PhD in History at Carleton U. on transnational post-Soviet German migrants. She also worked for Canadian Journal for European and Russian Studies. carleton.ca/history/cu-p...

(5/9) Gender balance among authors continues to improve steadily. There was no difference in acceptance rates for manuscripts with male or female corresponding authors.

(4/9) The highest number of submissions in 2024 were received from:
🔸China (28)
🔸Poland (24)
🔸United Kingdom (15)
🔸United States (14)
🔸Czechia (12)
🔸Russia (9)
🔸Germany (8)
🔸Kazakhstan (8)

(3/9) Review/decision times:
🔸From submission to decision based on reviews: 63 days
🔸From submission to desk reject: 20 days
🔸Number of reviewers invited per manuscript: 3.2
🔸Number of days to complete reviews: 23