Book Reviews

GUIDELINES

Before you send a book for review in this journal, please read the page About this journal.
Send books and other material for review to the Reviews Editor: Gabriella Reznowski, Terrell Lib 120, Washington State University, Pullman WA 99164-5610, USA

Items available review are posted below. To review one of the books, contact Gabriella Reznowski, the Reviews Editor at reznowski@wsu.edu

Submit an electronic version of your review via the submission portal on the publisher's journal platform at https://www.tandfonline.com/journals/wsee20.
Send an email to Gabriella Reznowski (reznowski@wsu.edu) stating that you have submitted the manuscript of your review. .

For citing words/phrases/titles in non-Roman scripts, use Library of Congress transliteration without diacritics.
For languages written in Roman script, use all appropriate diacritics.
Length of the review can vary, depending on the book and its contents, from approximately 250 to 1,800 words per review.
Include your full name, your formal position title and your institution (including city, state/province, and country) with your review.
In the bibliographic citation of the book being reviewed, follow as closely as possible the format examples given below. Include an English translation of the title, if possible.

E. A. Emel’ianova. Tsarskie knizhnye kollektsii v istorii RGB [Imperial book collections in the history of the Russian State Library]. Moscow: Pashkov dom, 2013. 123 pp. ISBN: 9785751005702.
Jiří Čejpek, Ivan Hlaváček, and Pravoslav Kneidl. Dějiny knihoven a knihovnictví v Českých zemích a vybrané kapitoly z obecných dějin. [History of libraries and librarianship in the Czech Lands and selected chapters from general history]. Prague: Nakladatelství Univerzity Karlovy, 1998. 192 p. ISBN: 80718416331.
Axel Frey, comp. Russisches biographisches Archiv = Russian Biographical Archive. Munich: K. G. Saur Verlag, 1997-2000. 500 microfiches in 12 installments.
Nicholas Rzhevsky, ed. The Cambridge Companion to Modern Russian Culture. 2nd ed. Cambridge, UK: Cambridge University Press, 2012. 436 pp. ISBN: 9780521175586.
Charles W. Ingrao, ed. A Guide to East Central European Archives. Austrian History Yearbook, vol. 29, pt. 2. Minneapolis: Center for Austrian Studies, University of Minnesota, 1998. ix, 210 p.

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