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To the Tashkent Station: Evacuation and Survival in the Soviet Union at War

degradation. Overall the volume serves a constructive purpose by examining the diverse character of informal relationships and networks in the CEE region, which range from democratic organisations that prevent institutional accumulation and abuse of power to those at the other end of the spectrum that are both a source of and an adaptive mechanism to pervasive corruption. The book is an important source for those scholars whose research involves institution building and power relations in Eurasian postcommunist states.