The Committee for Academic Planning congratulates all entrants in the monograph competition among graduates of EUSP! The members of the Committee would like to note the high level of quality and perspective of the received entries.

In agreement with the Committee, the EUSP Press will publish all of the entered monographs:

Bekasova, Aleksandra. “Home Citizenship” of the Counts Rumyantsev: Family, Kinship, and Patronage in Russia from 1762-1826.

Dragan, Olga. The Reform of the State Bank from the Second Half of the 1880s to the end of 1890s.

Melnikova, Ekaterina. The Imaginary Book: Studies on the History of Folklore About Books and Reading in Russia.

Shilov, Denis. “The Russian Necropolis” of the Great Prince Nikolai Mikhailovich: The History of its Creation and Unpublished Materials.

Special grants have been marked for the revision of the works of Ekaterina Melnikova and Olga Dragan.

The Committee wishes everyone success with the publication of the monographs!