Science Fiction by Women || Methodologically QuestionableReview by: Carol D. Stevens · Science Fiction Studies · 1990

Tsars and Cossacks: A Study in Iconographyby Serhii PlokhyReview by: Carol B. Stevens · Russian Review · 2004

Poltava 1709: The Battle and the Mythby Ed. Serhii PlokhyReview by: Carol B. Stevens · Slavic Review · 2014

Moscow, Livonia, and the Hanseatic League, 1487-1550by Erik TibergReview by: Carol B. Stevens · Slavic Review · 1999

Russia, 1762-1825: Military Power, the State, and the Peopleby Janet M. HartleyReview by: Carol B. Stevens · Slavic Review · 2009

Women of Other Worlds: Excursions Through Science Fiction and Feminismby Helen Merrick; Tess WilliamsReview by: Carol D. Stevens · Utopian Studies · 2001

Russia's Steppe Frontier: The Making of a Colonial Empire, 1500-1800by Michael KhodarkovskyReview by: Carol B. Stevens · Russian Review · 2003

Cossacks and the Russian Empire, 1598-1725: Manipulation, Rebellion and Expansion into Siberiaby Christoph WitzenrathReview by: Carol B. Stevens · The American Historical Review · 2008

French Finances, 1727-1768James C. Riley · The Journal of Modern History · 1987

The "Military Revolution," 1560-1660--a Myth?Geoffrey Parker · The Journal of Modern History · 1976

Burke's HistoricismRodney W. Kilcup · The Journal of Modern History · 1977

The Origins of Soviet Ethnic CleansingThe Journal of Modern History · 1998

Diplomacy and Trade in the ProtectorateMenna Prestwich · The Journal of Modern History · 1950

Lockhart Plot or Dzerhinskii Plot?Richard K. Debo · The Journal of Modern History · 1971

Political Crime in Late Imperial Russia*Daly, Jonathan · The Journal of Modern History · 2002

Frank Ankersmit,Sublime Historical ExperienceReview by: John Henry Zammito · The Journal of Modern History · 2007