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Focuses on regional inequalities regarding economic performance and quality of life in Russia from 1990 to the first years of 21st century. Theories of regional development suggested by various scholars; Comparison of results of tests for regional inequality according to a wide variety of standardized measures; Composite indices of regional inequality that provides a framework for explaining the different development trajectories of Russia's region.

The article discusses the expansion in the coverage of "Eurasian Geography and Economics" since changing its name from "Post-Soviet Geography and Economics" in 2002. Roughly two-thirds of its coverage embraced the former Soviet Union and will expand to include Asia's second powerhouse, India. The journal will continue to focus on the economies of Eurasia but will retain its commitment to all fields of human geography, including its historical variety.