«НОВЫЙ ЖУРНАЛ»: ПУБЛИЦИСТИКА 1953-1963 ГГ
“The New Review” (“Noviy Journal”): Journalism, 1953-1963

Summary/Abstract: The paper continues the analytical review of journalism in "New Journal"(почему тут “New Journal” когда в назва- нии журнал называется “The New Review”?), one of the leading emigrant journals (it has been published in NewYork since 1942). This paper considers journalism in "New Journal" during the Cold War. At the center of attention - the perception of changes in the political and economic situation in Soviet Russia and in the foreign policies of the United States and the Soviet Union during the Cold War by emigrants, well-known experts in the fields of history, economics, sociology and law. Articles by M. Karpovich, N.Timashev, Y. Denike, A. Bilimovich and others are analyzed. Emigrant publicists saw the main changes in Russia after Stalin's death not in the process of de-Stalinization, but in searching for new methods of conducting foreign policy. Questions of foreign policy in those years dominated the discussion of tendencies in the development of the political system in Russia. Transformations inside the country were determined by emigrant publicists not as democratization and liberalization, but as "de-totalization". The main views of emigrant publicists are considered in comparative analysis with American “sovietological” conceptions.

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