1. Constructing Soviet and Post-Soviet Sexualities - Richard C.M. Mole 2. ‘Why Are We the People We Are?’ Early Soviet Homosexuals from the First-Person Perspective: New Sources on the History of Homosexual Identities in Russia - Ira Roldugina 3. Between the Labour Camp and the Clinic: Tema or the Shared Forms of Late Soviet Homosexual Subjectivities - Arthur Clech 4. Soviet Legal and Criminological Debates on the Decriminalisation of Homosexuality (1965-1975) - Rustam Alexander 5. A Cold War for the 21st Century: Homosexualism vs. Heterosexualism - Laurie Essig and Alexander Kondakov 6. ‘That’s Not the Only Reason We Love Him’: Chaikovsky Reception in Post-Soviet Russia - Philip Ross Bullock 7. Identity, Belonging and Solidarity among Russian-speaking Queer Migrants in Berlin - Richard C.M. Mole 8. ‘National Anxiety’ and Homosexuality in post-Soviet Armenia: National Identity through Trauma and the Memory of Genocide and War - Sevan Beukian 9. Narratives of exclusion: observations on a youth-led LGBT rights group in Kyrgyzstan - Joanna Pares Hoare 10. Negotiating non-heteronormative identities in post-Soviet Belarus and Lithuania - Galina Miazhevich
Biography
Richard C.M. Mole is a Senior Lecturer in the School of Slavonic and East European Studies, University College London.
