1/2002 “Russia’s Special Path” or… Varieties of Imperial and National Experiences of Modernization 

2/2002 Organization of Political Space of Empires and Nations 

3/2002 Russian Society: Structures and Cultures 

4/2002 Socioeconomic Structures and Paradoxes of Imperial Modernization

1/2003 Russian Empire: Borderlands and Frontiers 

2/2003 Beyond the Borders: Political and Economic Migrations, Internal and External Exile 

3/2003 Searching for the Center: Russian Nationalism 

4/2003 The Limits of Marginality: Jews as “Inorodtsy” in Continental Empires

1/2004 Heterogeneity of Imperial and National Memory

2/2004 Memory Repressed, Silenced and Lost

3/2004 Nation-Building as Memory Building

4/2004 Reconciliation through Past: Pan-European Perspective

1/2005 The Politics of Language and the Language of Politics of Empire and Nation

2/2005 The Politics of Language and the Language of Politics of Empire and Nation

3/2005 Empire and the Challenge of Nationalism: Searching for Modes of Social, Political, and Cultural Self-Description

4/2005 Discussing Imperial Legacy: Archaisms and Neologisms

1/2006 Language Difficulties: How and Why We Write the History of Empires and Nations

2/2006 Conversations about Motherland: Individual and Collective Experiences of “Homeland”

3/2006 The Chorus of Nations: Constructing and Describing Group Unity

4/2006 The Letter of the Law: The Institutionalization of Belonging to Polity

1/2007 The Discipline of History and the Punishment of Empire 

2/2007 The Politics of Comparison 

3/2007 History on Trial 

4/2007 The Future of the Past

1/2008 Imperial Exceptionalisms: Mechanisms and Discourses 

2/2008 Gardening the Imperial Subject: Intimate and Collective in the Imperial Space 

3/2008 Vandalizing the Garden: Multiple Forms of Violence in the Imperial Space 

4/2008 Nature and Nurture: Ecology of Imperial Gardens

1/2009 Narrating the Multiple Self: New Biographies for the Empire 

2/2009 Homo Imperii in Space and Time: Settling and Unsettling Imperial Spaces 

3/2009 Maison des sciences de l'Homme: Human Sciences in the Empire 

4/2009 From Homo Imperii to Civitas: Projects of Imagined Imperial Communities

1/2010 Ascribing Stance: Making Friends and Enemies in Imperial Contexts 

2/2010 Political and Economic Unions: Dialectics of Poverty, Wealth, and Political Domination 

3/2010 Neighbor: Social and Political Encounters in the Imperial Context 

4/2010 From War and Imperial Society: Dynamics of “Friendship” and “Hostility”

1/2011 The Diversity of Otherness: Studies of the Second World and New Historical Paradigms 

2/2011 The Second World Beyond Geopolitics: Political Trajectories and Spatial Configurations

3/2011 Time of the Second World: Imperial Revolutions and Counterrevolutions

4/2011 The Second World Between Comparative and Global Histories

1/2012 Periphery as the Center 

2/2012 Varieties of Colonialism 

3/2012 Varieties of Exceptionalism 

4/2012 Imperial Diversity and Modern Knowledge

1/2013 How Do We Understand Freedom Today? Free Interpretations and Predetermined Models 

2/2013 Freedom and Order: Interpreters and Intermediaries – Entrepreneurs of Groupness 

3/2013 Freedom as an Object of Intellectual Import and Export: Lost in Translation, Found in Translation 

4/2013 Emancipation of Researchers Through the Decentralization of Normative Models: Reciprocal Comparisons

1/2014 Zeit und Raum: Adjacent Spaces, Overlapping Epochs 

2/2014 Crossroads and Multiple Temporalities: Contact Zones and Middle Grounds 

3/2014 Ghettos and Time Gaps (bezvremenie): Negativity as “the Moment of Truth” 

4/2014 Spontaneous Bricolage, Masters of Assemblage, and Their Contested Blueprints

1/2015 The Dialectics of Past and Future 

2/2015 Designing the Future 

3/2015 Future no More: Fighting Novelty 

4/2015 Overcoming the Dualism of Past and Future: Making History

1/2016 Subjects of Empire, Objects of Governance: Imperial Agencies and Agents 

2/2016 Experiencing the Imperial Situation: Understanding Diversity 

3/2016 The Political Economy of Empire: Balancing Power, Resources, and Diversity 

4/2016 Imperial Alternatives: Imagery of the Post-Imperial Order

1/2017 When Local Becomes Global: Agencies and Subjectivities in Imperial Context 

2/2017 Dynamics of Self-Organization and Revolution: Order out of Chaos and the Collapse of the Old Order 

3/2017 Making Sense of Imperial and Post-Imperial Conditions in a Global Context 

4/2017 When Global Becomes Local: Modern Mobilities and the Reinvention of Locality

1/2018 Hybridity and Pure Forms in the Sociopolitical Imagination 

2/2018 The Cult of Pure Forms 

3/2018 The Ambiguities of Hybridity 

4/2018 Hybridity as a Politics and History of Globality

1/2019 Encounters and Disengagements in the Imperial Situation

2/2019 Civil Wars in Empires and Nations

3/2019 The Social Contract: In Theories and in Practices 

4/2019 Adjusting Scale: Global Conflicts – Local Consequences, and Vice Versa 

1/2020 “In a Fit of Absence of Mind”: The Mechanism of Empire-Building 

2/2020 “We the People”: The “Nation” between Tribe and Republic 

3/2020 “The Good, the Bad and the Ugly”: Hybridity, the Nationalizing Empire, and Imperialist Nationalism 

4/2020 Groupness and Its Discontent: Historical Visions of the “Post” Order

1/2021 Norm: Diversity as a Natural Order of Things and Lived Experience 

2/2021 Transgression: Diversity as a Sin and a Crime

3/2021 Anomie: Everything Is So Confusing 

4/2021 Projects: Designing a Rational Arrangement of Diversity

1/2022 The Neverending Story of State-Building: Who Was Making the Power Work and How?

2/2022 Imagining Leviathan in Myth, Religious Ideas, Literature, and Ideology 

3/2022 The State of the Nation and Empire: Was there a Difference?    

4/2022 The Role of the State in Projects of Social Improvement

1/2023 Dynamics of Imperialism and Nationalism in Eurasia

2/2023 Citizenship and Participation in Imperial and National Polities 

3/2023 Rethinking the Politics of Naming and the Logic of Groupness 

4/2023 Bringing Agencies Back: Ecosystems of Humanism and Posthumanism