HURI’s publications program has confirmed the next batch of books slated for release.
In addition to several journal issues in 2021, HURI’s planned projects include four new books. More information about these and other works can be found on the HURI Books website. If you're interested in a particular book, you can sign up to receive notification as soon as the book is released.
2021 Book Projects
Jews in Old Rus′: A Documentary HistoryAlexander Kulik
Alexander Kulik presents English translations alongside the original texts of documents in Latin, Hebrew, Church Slavonic, and Arabic on the history of Jews in Old Rus´ that provide a unique insight into Slavic-Jewish relations. |
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Documentary Sources on the History of Rus' Metropolitanate: The Fourteenth to the Early Sixteenth CenturiesAndrei I. Pliguzov
This work is an extensive collection of letters and documents relating to the late medieval Orthodox Church, edited and curated by the renowned medievalist Andrei Pliguzov. |
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The Frontline: Essays on Ukraine’s Past and PresentSerhii PlokhyThe Frontline features essays at the intersection of Ukrainian history and politics, which help to explain the country and the nation at the center of Europe’s latest war. It serves as a companion to Plokhii’s acclaimed books, The Gates of Europe and Chernobyl. |
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In Isolation: Dispatches from Occupied Donbas
Stanislav Aseyev
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Recently published volumes by HURI include Ukraine's Nuclear Disarmament by Yuri Kostenko, Survival as Victory by Oksana Kis, and Ukrainian Nationalism in the Age of Extremes by Trevor Erlacher, in addition to semi-annual issues of the journal Harvard Ukrainian Studies.