9 (1991 issued)
| International Migrations Connected with the National Conflicts in East-Central Europe in the First Half of the XXth Century | |
| TOMASZEWSKI, Jerzy | 1-31 |
| A Success Story: The German Colonists in New Russia and Bessarabia, 1787-1914 | |
| BRANDES, Detlef | 32-46 |
| <ARTICLE>Молодой Достоевский и французский романтизм | |
| Канадзава, Мичико | 47-55 |
| <ARTICLE>А. С. Пушкин и П. И. Рычков. Исторические источники пушкинской "Истории Пугачевского бунта" | |
| Тоёкава, Коити | 56-67 |
| <ARTICLE>Первая мировая война и изменение продовольственной системы Российской империи | |
| Мацузато, Кимитака | 68-107 |
| The Learning Heart: Western and Native Education in Ivan Turgenev's Nest of Gentry and Tanizaki Junichiro's Light Snow (Makioka Sisters) | |
| ALSTON, Patrick M | 108-115 |
| N.I. Konrad and the Soviet Study of Japan | |
| CROSKEY, Robert M | 116-133 |
| Attempts at Fostering Collaboration among the Russian Revolutionary Parties during the Russo-Japanese War | |
| KUJALA, Antti | 134-145 |
| The "Highly Crucial" Decision Making Model and the 1956 Soviet-Japanese Normalization of Relations | |
| SAITO, Motohide | 146-159 |
| Changing Factors in Recent Soviet-Japanese Relations | |
| KIMURA, Hiroshi | 160-175 |
| Local Factor in Soviet "Northern Territories" Politicts: A Partial Survey of the Sovetskiy Sakhalin Daily Newspaper (October 1989-June 1990) | |
| ZINBERG, Yakov | 176-188 |
| The Japanese-Soviet Economic Future | |
| TABATA, Shinichiro | 189-205 |
| Japan and USSR: Prospects for Economic Cooperation in the 1990's | |
| KOLLONTAI, Aleksandr | 206-223 |
| <BOOK REVIEW>SOREN NO KOKUMIN KEIZAI [THE SOVIET NATIONAL ECONOMY], By Akira Shigemitsu, Tokyo : Toyo Keizai Shinpou sha, 1989,viii+235pp., \4,000 | |
| NIWA, Haruki | 226-227 |
| <BOOK REVIEW>HANGARI KAIKAKU SHI [A HISTORY OF HUNGARIAN REFORMS], By Tsuneo Morita, Tokyo : Nihon Hyoron sha, 1990,xiii+239pp., \2,800 | |
| OKADA, Hiroyuki | 232-233 |