The Slavonic and East European review.

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Slavonic and East European review (Online)

Title & Author:

The Slavonic and East European review.

Publication:

London : Jonathan Cape Ltd. for the School of Slavonic Studies in the University of London, King's College, 1928-
London : Published by Modern Humanities Research Association on behalf of the UCL School of Slavonic and East European Studies

Description:

1 online resource (volumes) : illustrations

Notes:
Quarterly, <1970->
Three times a year, 1928-
Two times a year, <1946->
Vol. 6, no. 18 (Mar. 1928)-
Vol. 6, no.18 (March 1928)- : "A survey of the peoples of Eastern Europe, their history, economics, philology and literature".
Imprint varies: Published by Eyre and Spottiswoode Ltd. for the School of Slavonic and East European Studies in the University of London, King's College, June 1930-1939/40.
Some issues have also distinctive titles.
Vol. 19 [no. 53/54] (1939/1940) also called: The Slavonic year-book.
Publication suspended with v. 19 [no. 53/54] (1939/1940), whereafter a committee of American scholars assumed responsibility for the publication under title: The Slavonic year-book. American series; later, the Slavonic and East European review. American series. Publication of this title resumed with vol. 23, no. 62 (Jan. 1945) and the committee of American scholars began their own independent title: American Slavic and East European review.
Issues for volumes 21-22 published in combined editions with volumes 2-3 (1943-1944) of: Slavonic year-book. American series, ISSN 1535-0959.
Some issues combined.
In 1940, the Slavonic year-book. American series, ISSN 2326-6597, split off from: Slavonic and East European review. Later it became the Slavonic and East European review. American series, ISSN 2330-6246. After 1945, it was reabsorbed in part by the Slavonic and East European review while the American series continued as: American Slavic and East European review.
Slavonic review (Online) (DLC) 2004698757 (OCoLC)56025179
Slavonic year-book. American series (Online) 2326-6597 (DLC) 2001227211 (OCoLC)47075996
Slavonic and East European review. American series (Online) 2330-6246 (DLC) 2001227212 (OCoLC)47076014
American Slavic and East European review (Online) 2326-4985 (DLC) 2001227213 (OCoLC)47076031

Summary:

"SEER is the journal of the UCL School of Slavonic and East European Studies. An international, peer-reviewed quarterly, it publishes scholarly articles on all subjects related to Russia and Eastern Europe, as well as reviews of new books in the field."-- Taken from back cover of <Volume 96, number 1 (January 2018)>.

Resources:
Link no longer valid as of March 13, 2014

ISSN:

2222-4327
0037-6795

Subject:

Slavs Periodicals.
Slaves Périodiques.
18.50 Slavic languages.
74.19 geography of Europe.
15.59 history of great parts of the world, peoples, civilizations: other.
Economic history
Slavs
Slavic countries Civilization Periodicals.
Europe History Periodicals.
Europe, Eastern History Periodicals.
Russia History Periodicals.
Europe Economic conditions Periodicals.
États slaves Civilisation Périodiques.
Europe Histoire Périodiques.
Europe de l'Est Histoire Périodiques.
Europe Conditions économiques Périodiques.
Europe

Form/genre:

Periodical
periodicals.
History
Periodicals
Périodiques.

Added entries:

University of London. School of Slavonic and East European Studies.
University College, London. School of Slavonic and East European Studies.
Modern Humanities Research Association, publisher.
Slavonic year-book.

Issues for Mar. 1928-Dec. 1931 have caption title: Slavonic review
Front cover title: Slavonic & East European review <Volume 83, number 1 (January 2005)->
Spine title: SEER <Volume 83, number 1 (January 2005)->

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