Ucrainica at
Hokkaido University: a Preliminary Bibliography, compiled by
Myroslava T. Znayenko and Takako Akizuki. Sapporo: SRC, 1995. iv, 85
pp. (The Slavic Bibliography Series, No. 2) The bibliography includes
about 550 titles of Ukrainian and Ukraine-related books held at Slavic
Research Center, the
Department of Russian Literature, and the Main Library of Hokkaido
University as of March 1993. As Ukrainian books have not been
systematically collected and organized, many basic materials on Ukraine
are absent. However, some rare books, such as early works by Volodymyr
Vynnychenko and Taras Shevchenko's Mariia, matylsuseva (Kharkiv, 1924),
are found in the individual collections such as the Bernstein,
Vernadsky, and Epstein Collections, and the Collection of Russian
Emigre fiction. (In the bibliography, Cyrillic letters have been
transliterated into Roman letters according the Library of Congress
system)
Roshia Too
niokeru Chiikishakai no Henyo[Regional Socio-Economic Changes in
Russia
and Eastern Europe], Slavic Research Center Occasional Papers No. 56
(Sapporo:
SRC, 1995), 42 pp. All contributions in Japanese.
Slavic Lands
and Their Cultures: Approaches to Inter-disciplinary Research,
Slavic
Research Center Occasional Papers No. 57 (Sapporo: SRC, 1995), 144 pp.
Proceedings
of the January 1995 Winter Symposium at SRC. Contributions: Vladimir
Tunimanov,
Pavel Zyrianov (in Russian); other articles in Japanese.
Taisei Ikouki
Roshia niokeru Kigyo no Soshiki to Kodo [The Organization and
Behavior
of Russian companies in Transition], Slavic Research Center Occasional
Papers
No. 58 (Sapporo: SRC, 1995), 38 pp. All contributions in Japanese.
Japanese and
Korean Contributions to the IXth International Dostoevsky Symposium,
Slavic Research Center Occasional Papers No. 59 (Sapporo: SRC, 1995),
57 pp. Contributions: ToyofU.SA. Kinoshita, Seiichiro Takahashi, Tetsuo
Mochizuki, Shinya Kori, Atsushi Ando (in Russian); Taro Odashima (in
German); Michiko Kanazawa and Gunn-Young Choi (in English).
Forty Years
of Slavic Research Center (Sapporo: SRC, 1995). 169 pp. All
contributions in Japanese.
Roshia Too
niokeru Chihotochi no genjo [The Present Situation of Regional
Governments in Russia and Eastern Europe], Occasional Papers on Changes
in the Slavic-Eurasian World No. 1 (Sapporo: SRC Priority Research
Project Division, 1995), 61 pp. All contributions in Japanese.
Roshia
shosetsu
no genzai [The Present Situation of Russian Literature], Occasional
Papers
on Changes in the Slavic-Eurasian World No. 2 (Sapporo: SRC Priority
Research
Project Division, 1995), 49 pp. All contributions in Japanese.
Slavic
Studies, No. 42 (1995). Journal of SRC, Hokkaido University. 189
pp. Contributions
in Japanese. Acta Slavica laponica, tomus XIII (1995). Journal of the
SRC,
Hokkaido University Contributions in English and Russian.
Suravu to
Nippon [Japan and the Slavic World], edited by Teruyuki Hara and
Tsuguo Togawa, Suravu no sekai [The Slavic World] volume 8 (Kobundo:
Tokyo, 1995). \5000. All contributions in Japanese.
Suravu no
kokusaikankei [International Relations and the Slavic World],
edited by Takayuki Ito, Hiroshi Kimura and Tadayuki Hayashi, Suravu no
sekai [The Slavic World] volume 7 (Kobundo: Tokyo, 1995). \5000.
All contributions in Japanese.
Suravu no
rekishi [History of the Slavic World], edited by Haruki Wada, Osamu
leda
and Kimitaka Matsuzato, Suravu no sekai [The Slavic World] volume 3
(Kobundo:
Tokyo, 1995). \5000. All contributions in Japanese. ;
Suravu no
Minzoku [Peoples of the Slavic World], edited by Teruyuki Hara and
Masayuki
Yamauchi, Suravu no sekai [The Slavic World] volume 2 (Kobundo: Tokyo,
1995). \5000. All contributions in Japanese.
*SRC publications (except Acta Slavica laponica and Slavic
Studies
) can be obtained free of charge by writing to Ms. Mika Nohara at
SRC. Suravu no sekai [The Slavic World] series can be obtained by
writing
to the Kobundo publishers, 1-7, Kanda-Surugadai, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 101.
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