Springs from the ashes of the much lamented Kritika: A Review of Current Soviet Books on Russian History, published at Harvard University from 1964 to 1984, but with an enlarged and updated editorial mission to publish not only in-depth reviews and review articles, but also original research as well.

Kritika appears quarterly, its four annual issues totalling ca. 600 pages. The first issue (New Series, vol. 1) appeared in Winter, 2000. Click here to visit Kritika and find out additional information about this exciting new player in the field of Russian History.

Oral Tradition has one volume per year. From Volume 1 through Volume 6, there were three numbers per volume. Volumes starting with 7 (1992) have two numbers per volume, but at least the same total number of pages is published in each volume. The greater single-issue length has also allowed the introduction of a new feature: "clusters" of essays on particular topics or areas, amid the customary mix of articles on a variety of fields. Volumes 1 (1986) through 15/1 (2000) have appeared.

Beginning in 1997, the North American Pushkin Society, in cooperation with the international Pushkin Society, has published its journal with Slavica.

The journal of the North American Society for Serbian Studies, Serbian Studies publishes scholarly articles in all aspects of the Serbian cultural heritage, archival documents, and source material related to the Serbian immigration to North America. One volume (two issues) per year. Members of the North American Society for Serbian Studies will receive Serbian Studies as part of their membership fee (individual--$35.00; family--$40.00; student--$15.00; former Yugoslavia--$5.00); they will also receive the NASSS Newsletter. Subscription without membership is available only at the library/institution rate of $40.00 per year.

This was a journal of Slavic, Baltic, and Balkan linguistics and philology. Approximately one volume per year, with three numbers per volume and at least 378 pages per volume.

Published were: Volume 1 (1977-1978); Volume 2 (1978); Volume 3 (1979); Volume 4 (1980-1981); Volume 5 (1982); Volume 6 (1983-1984); Volume 7 (1984-1985); Volume 8 (1986-1987).

Publication was suspended after Volume 8, and no more are expected.

Several issues were published; all are out of print and no longer available.

This was a journal leading outlets for international scholarship on the linguistics, philology, literature, culture, religion, and art of the medieval Orthodox Slavic world (with emphasis on Bulgaria, Byzantium, and the South Slavs).

This journal is no longer in print.