Journal Table of Contents (Journal TOC)

latest update – September 2013

List of journals with electronic table of contents in Central, Eastern and Southern Europe section between January and September 2013:

1) Baltic Journal of Economics

2) Communist and Post-Communist Studies

3) Cyprus Review

4) East European Case Reporter of Constitutional Law

5) East European Politics and Societies

6) East West Review of Labor Law & Social Policy

7) Economic Change and restructuring

8) Economics of Transition

9) Environmental Law Review of Eastern and Central Europe

10) Journal of Balkan and Near Eastern Studies

11) Journal of Baltic Studies

12) Journal of Constitutional Law in Eastern & Central Europe

13) Nationalities Papers

14) Osteuropa

15) Perspectives

16) Perspectives on European Politics and Society

17) Post-communist Economies

18) Review of Central and East European Law

19) Romanian Journal of European Affairs

20) South European Society and Politics

21) sudosteuropa mitteilungen

22) sudosteuropa

23) Transition Studies Review

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Baltic Journal of Economics Volume 12 number 2 Content Editorial 3 Policy pape The evolution of tax and benefit policy in Latvia: what has been the place of distributional considerations? 5 Anna Zasova, Marija Krūmiņia, Olga Rastrigina Articles Competitiveness of Latvia's Exporters 17 Konstantins Benkovskis What managers think of capital structure and how they act: Evidence from Central and Eastern Europe 47 Péter Hernádi, Mihály Ormos Student debt levels and income of University of Latvia graduates: Prospects for income-contingent loan repayment by the field of studies and gender 73 Ali Ait Si Mhamed, Rita Kaša, Zane Cunska FDI in the post-EU accession Baltic Sea Region: A Global or a regional concern? 89 Richard Nakamura, Mikael Olsson, Mikael Lönnborg How integrated are the exchange markets of the Baltic Sea Region? An examination of market pressure and its contagion 109 Scott W. Hegerty

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Baltic Journal of Economics Content Editorial 2 Policy papers Public venture capital in Latvia 3 Krists Avots, Rihards Strenga, Anders Paalzow Small states and big banks - the case of Iceland 31 Hilmar Þór Hilmarsson Articles The dangers of marginal cost based electricity pricing ... 49 Peeter Pikk, Marko Viiding

Convergence between the business cycles of Central and Eastern European countries and the Euro area .. 63 Nenad Stanisic

Monetary policy and financial stability: empirical evidence from Central and Eastern European countries .. 75 Vasile Cocriş, Anca Elena Nucu

Are real GDP levels nonstationary across Central and Eastern European countries? ... 99 Pei-Long Shen, Chih-Wei Su, Hsu-Ling Chang

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Communist and Post-Communist Studies Volume 45 Numbers 3-4 September/December 2012 SPECIAL ISSUE: Disintegration of the Soviet Union. Twenty Years Later. Assessment. Quo Vadis? 207 Preface Editors 209 Russia under Putin: Titanic looking for its iceberg? Lilia Shevtsova Section One Civil Society in Contemporary Russia Guest Editor of the Section Alfred B. Evans Jr. 217 Civil society in contemporary Russia. Introduction. Alfred B. Evans Jr. 219 Russian labor: Quiescence and conflict Elena Vinogradova, Irina Kozina and Linda Cook 233 Protests and civil society in Russia: The struggle for the Khimki Forest Alfred B. Evans Jr. 243 Complaint-making as political participation in contemporary Russia Laura A. Henry 255 Advocacy beyond litigation: Examining Russian NGO efforts on implementation of European Court of Human Rights judgments Lisa Mcintosh Sundstrom 269 A mad crowd: Skinhead youth and the rise of nationalism in post-communist Russia Peter Worger 279 Imperial ambitions of Russians Valeria Kasamara and Anna Sorokina

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Cyprus Review Volume 24 number 2 Table of Contents Filippos Proedrou Re-conceptualising the Energy and Security Complex in the Eastern Mediterranean 15-28 Sophia Dingli The Politics of (Re)Unification: Lessons from Yemen for Cyprus 29-46 Antigone Heraclidou Making a British Atmosphere in Cyprus, 1931-1939: A 'Coup d’état on Greek-Cypriot Elementary Education? 47-72 Angelos Constantinou, Kyriaki Lambrianidou An Empirical Test of Hirschi's Social Control Theory of Delinquency: Cypriot Criminal Youths in Nicosia 73-94 Sophia Papastavrou Decolonising the Cypriot Woman: Moving beyond the Rhetoric of the Cyprus Problem 95-108 Thomael M. Joannidis Identity in Conflict: An Exploration of Gender across Ethnicity in Cyprus 109-124

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Cyprus Review Volume 25 number 1

Table of Contents Special Issue Dedicated to the Memory of Peter Loizos Olga Demetriou Preface: In Memory of Peter Loizos 15-21 Peter Loizos (with assistance of Egli Pittaka, Marios Sarris, Dimitris Theodossopouias) Procreation Metaphors in Rural Cyprus and Greece 25-36 Gisela Welz Halloumi/Hellim: Global Markets, European Union Regulation, and Ethnicised Cultural Property 37-54 Murat Erdal Ilican The Occupy Buffer Zone Movement: Radicalism and Sovereignty in Cyprus 55-80 Sossie Kasbarian Diasponc Voices from the Peripheries - Armenian Experiences on the Edges of Community in Cyprus and Lebanon 81-110

Nicos Philippou Between East and West: John Thomson in Cyprus 111-131

Susan Pattie Refugees and Citizens: The Armenians of Cyprus 133-145 Essay and Research Notes Eral Akarturk The Intercommunal Relations between Greek Cypriots and Turkish Cypriots in the Mixed Village of Argaki 149-167

Roger Zetter Through the Anthropologist's Lens - A Retrospective on the Work of Peter Loizos 169-182

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East European Case Reporter of Constitutional Law Volume 19 2012 Number 2 The Constitutional Court of the Republic of Hungary 16 July 2012 Remuneration of Judges 125 The Constitutional Court of The Republic of Lithuania 5 September 2012 Law on Elections 195 The Constitutional Tribunal of The Republic of Poland 7 March 2007 Assistant Judges 243

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East European Politics and Societies and Cultures Volume 26 Number 4 November 2012 Obituary: Michael Henry Heim (1943-2012) Ivo Banac and Irena Gross 667 Liberalism and Tradition in the Nineteenth-Century Balkans: Toward History and Methodology of Political Transfer Diana Mishkova 668 German Anti-Semitism a la Polonaise: A Report on Poznanian Troops' Abuse of Belarusian Jews in 1919 Jerzy Borzecki . 693 Post-colonial Poland - On an Unavoidable Misuse Claudia Snochowska-Gonzalez 708 Explaining Post-Communist Founding Elections Results through Initial State Capacity Jessica Fortin-Rittberger. 724 Sovereign Debt, Austerity, and Regime Change: The Case of Nicolae Ceausescu's Romania Cornel Ban 743 Voting Rights, Electoral Systems and Political Representation of Diaspora in Croatia Mirjana Kasapovic . 777 The Paradoxes of Citizenship Removal: Soviet and Post-Soviet Citizenship Ben Herzog .. 792 The Politics of Catastrophe: Poland's Presidential Crash and the Ideology of Post-postcommunism Leszek Koczanowicz . 811

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East European Politics and Societies and Cultures Volume 27 Number 1 February 2013 Special Section: Democracy in Central and Eastern Europe: The State of the Art Introduction - The State of Democracy 20 Years On: Domestic and External Factors Jacques Rupnik and Jan Zielonka . 3 Post-Accession Hooliganism: Democratic Governance in Bulgaria and Romania after 2007 Venelin I. Ganev .. 26 Associated with the Past? Communist Legacies and Civic Participation in Post-Communist Countries Grigore Pop-Eleches and Joshua A. Tucker.. 45 The Party Colonisation of the Media: The Case of Hungary Péter Bajomi-Lázár .. 69 Democracy in Central and Eastern Europe One Hundred Years On Grzegorz Ekiert and Daniel Ziblatt ... 90 Articles Taking the Short Route: Political Parties, Funding Regulations, and State Resources in Romania Sergiu Gherghina and Mihail Chiru .. 108 Engineering Grassroots Transitional Justice in the Balkans: The Case of Kosovo Anna Di Lellio and Caitlin McCurn . 129 Choosing Violence in Irregular Wars: The Case of Anti-Soviet Insurgency in Western Ukraine Serhiy Kudelia . 149

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East European Politics and Societies and Cultures Volume 27 Number 2 May 2013 Articles Warsaw 2013 Robert Blobaum, Beth Holmgren, and Ewa Wampuszyc 185 Going Barefoot in Warsaw during the First World War Robert Blobaum Jr ... 187 Acting Out: Qui pro Quo in the Context of Interwar Warsaw Beth Holmgren ... 205 Socialism, Synecdoche, and Tadeusz Konwicki's Palace of Culture Ewa V. Wampuszyc . 224 Hollywood Peeks: The Rise and Fall of Videotheques in 1980s Romania Constantin Parvulescu and Emanuel Copilas 241 Simple Hardworking Christian Folks, or the Self-image of Contemporary Belarusian Kolkhozniks: An Anthropologist's Assessment of a Two-Decade Research Study Anna Engelking 260 Language Policy in Ukraine: What People Want the State to Do Volodymyr Kulyk 280 Everyday Resistance in the Czech Landscape: The Woodcraft Culture from the Hapsburg Empire to the Communist Regime Petr Jehlička and Matthew Kurtz .. 308 State Functions and Media Politics: Case study on print media in Slovenia Nikolai Genov . 333

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East European Politics and Societies and Cultures Volume 27 Number 3 August 2013 Articles "To Cure, Uplift and Ennoble the Village": Militant Sociology in the Romanian Countryside, 1934-1938 Raluca Muşat . 353 From Revolutionary to Clientelistic Party: The Communist Party of Yugoslavia, 1945-1952 Marija Obradović 376 Alternative Historical Narrative: "Polish Bishops' Appeal to Their German Colleagues" of 18 November 1965 Karolina Wigura 400 The Making of an Empty Moldovan Category within a Multiethnic Transnistrian Nation Magdalena Dembińska and Julien Danero Iglesias 413 The Domestic Politics of Protecting Human Rights in Counter-Terrorism: Poland's, Lithuania's, and Romania's Secret Detention Centers and Other East European Collaboration in Extraordinary Rendition Henry Frank Carey . 429 Shifting Patterns and Reactions - Migration Policy in the New EU Member States Christiane Barnickel and Timm Beichelt .. 466 Seizing on European Institutions? Ethnic Minority Actors' Strategies in the Polish Public Sphere Joanna Jasiewicz . 493 Cur(at)ing History: New Genre Art Interventions and the Polish-Jewish Past Erica Lehrer and Magdalena Waligórska ... 510 The Owl of Minerva Flies Only at Dusk? British Diplomacy on the Eve of Yugoslav Wars Josip Glaurdić .. 545 Genocidal Intent and Transitional Justice in Bosnia: Jelisic, Foot Soldiers of Genocide, and the ICTY Gregory Kent . 564

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East European Politics Volume 29 Number 1 March 2013 CONTENTS Articles Identifying key players in the government-formation process: strong and dominant parties in Central and Eastern Europe Lee Michael Savage 1 Europeanisation and conflict networks: private sector development in post-conflict Bosnia-Herzegovina Vesna Bojicic-Dzelilovic and Denisa Kostovicova. 19 Russia and multipolarity since the end of the Cold War Martin A. Smith 36 Representative claims and expected gains. Minority council elections and intra-ethnic competition in Serbia Christina Isabel Zuber and Jan Jakub Muś 52 The diffusion of public interest mobilisation: a historical sociology perspective on advocates without members in the post-communist Czech Republic Ondřej Císař 69 The politics of pension reform reversal: a comparative analysis of Hungary and Argentina Giselle Datz and Katalin Dancsi 83

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East European Politics Volume 29 Number 2 June 2013 CONTENTS Articles Two decades of semi-presidentialism: issues of intra-executive conflict in Central and Eastern Europe 1991-2011 Thomas Sedelius and Olga Mashtaler 109 Making a connection in the provinces? Russia's tweeting governors Bettina Renz and Jonathan Sullivan 135 Candidate quality across different orders of elections: the cases of the Czech Republic and Slovakia Jan Kovář and Kamil Kovář 152 "From words to deeds": European Union democracy promotion in Armenia M.R. Freire and L. Simão 175 Democratic performance in post-communist Bulgaria: election pledges and levels of fulfillment, 1997-2005 Petia Kostadinova 190 Why do parties fail? Cleavages, government fatigue and electoral failure in the Czech Republic, Slovakia and Hungary 1992-2012 Elisabeth Bakke and Nick Sitter 208 The Europeanisation of regional policy in Poland: did political parties make a difference? Anna Gwiazda 226

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East West Review Of Labor Law & Social Policy VOLUME 17 NUMBER 2 - 2012 CONTENTS Who - Healthy Workplace Framework Part 2 Joan Burton 133 Happiness at Work, Labour Law and Works Councils Glenn Patmore 217

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Economic Change and Restructuring Volume 46 Number 1 2013 Special Issue on China: Re-thinking China's Economic Transition and Development in the Post-Crisis Era Guest Edited by: He Liping and Roberta Benini Introduction: China facing new challenges, beyond the global crisis R. Benini • H. Liping 1 China's growth adjustment: moderation and structural changes G. Fan • L. He • X. Wei • L. Han 9 From foreign trade to international investment: a new step in China's integration with the world economy F. Lemoine 25 Production networks in China and India: a comparative analysis K.C. Fung • H.-C. Hwang • F. Ng • J. Seade 45 Convertibility as a step for the RMB internationalization H. Gao 71 Accumulation of large foreign reserves in China: a behavioural perspective Z. Zhang • F. Chau • L. Xie 85 The evolution of China's social policies R. Herd 109

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Economic Change and RestructuringVolume 46 Number 2 2013 Banking reforms and the evolution of cost efficiency in Indian public sector banks S. Kumar 143 Do R&D strategies in high-tech sectors differ from those in low-tech sectors? An alternative approach to testing the pooling assumption B. Becker • S.G. Hall 183 On the stability of the solutions of an impulsive Solow model with endogenous population I.M. Stamova • A.G. Stamov 203 A VECM evaluation of monetary transmission in Uzbekistan F. Hespeler 219 (In)Efficiency of matching: the case of a post-transition economy J. Tyrowicz • T. Jeruzalski 255

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Economic Change and Restructuring Volume 46 • Number 3 • 2013 MERCOSUR enlargement: predicting the effects on trade in primary agricultural commodities P.L. Ghazalian 277 The determinants of current account imbalances in the euro area: a panel estimation approach S.N. Brissimis • G. Hondroyiannis • C. Papazoglou • N.T. Tsaveas • M.A. Vasardani 299 Does higher level of education of the labor force cause growth? Evidence from Bulgaria M. Neycheva 321

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Economics of Transition Volume 21 number 1 Contents Perspectives on Transition and Institutions The end of economic transition. Lessons for future reformers and students of reform 1 Konstantin Sonin Towards a new transition economics Comments on Konstantin Sonin's “The End of Economic Transition” 11 Katharina Pistor Articles Institutional environment, ownership and firm taxation. Evidence from China 17 Wenfeng Wu, Oliver M. Rui and Chongfeng Wu Non-linear geographies and the economics of transition and democratization 53 Elise S. Brezis and Thierry Verdier The aftermath of reunification. Sectoral transition, gender and rising wage inequality in East Germany 73 Karsten Kohn and Dirk Antonczyk The changing role of education in the distribution of earnings and household income The Czech Republic, 1988-2009 111 Jiří Večerník Risk sharing in the Middle East and North Africa. The role of remittances and factor incomes 135 Faruk Balli, Syed Abul Basher and Rosmy Jean Louis Chinese overseas M & A performance and the Go Global policy 157 Lulu Gu and W.R. Reed

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Environmental Law Review of Eastern & Central Europe Volume 12 - 2012 Number 2 CONTENTS The Commission's White Paper on Environmental Liability: a Weak Case for an EC Strict Liability Regime Lucas Bergkamp 135 Eu Danube Strategy Ensuring a Strategy for Long-Term, Sustainable Prosperity in The Danube Basin Andreas Beckmann & Irene Lucius 193 The Intersection of Human Rights and Environmental Issues: a Review of Institutional Developments at the International Level Adriana Fabra 231

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Europe-Asia studies Volume 65 Number 1 January 2013 CONTENTS Articles Russia, the West and the 2007-2008 Electoral Cycle: Did the Kremlin Really Fear a 'Coloured Revolution'? Peter J. S. Duncan 1 Social Inequality and Assessments of Democracy and the Market: Evidence from Central and Eastern Europe Stephen Whitefield & Matthew Loveless 26 The Development of Pensioners' Interest Organisations in Central and Eastern Europe: A Comparison of the Czech and Slovene Cases Seán Hanley 45 Principal, Agent or Bystander? Governance and Leadership in Chinese and Russian Villages Fumiki Tahara 75 The Russian March: Investigating the Symbolic Dimension of Political Performance in Modern Russia Denis Zuev 102 Reckoning with the Communist Past in Romania: A Scorecard Lavinia Stan 127

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Europe-Asia Studies Volume 65 Number 2 March 2013 Special Issue: Perestroika: A Reassessment Guest Editor: Leslie Holmes Articles Preface Stanislav J. Kirschbaum 184 Perestroika: A Reassessment Leslie Holmes 186 Did Gorbachev as General Secretary Become a Social Democrat? Archie Brown 198 The Representation of Mikhail Gorbachev in the Twenty-first Century Russian Media Marjatta Vanhala-Aniszewski and Lea Siilin 221 Political Symbolism and the Fall of the USSR Graeme Gill 244 On the Verge of the Collapse of Empire: Images of Alexander Kerensky and Mikhail Gorbachev Nadezhda V. Lipatova 264 Gorbachev, Mitterrand, and the Emergence of the Post-Cold War Order in Europe Julie M. Newton 290 Russia in the European Home? Convergence, Cosmopolitanism and Cosmism in Late Soviet Europeanisation Kristian Petrov 321 The 1989 Revolutions in Retrospect Adrian Pop 347

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Europe Asia Studies Volume 65 number 3 Volume 65 Number 3 May 2013 Special issue: Transition Economies after the Crisis of 2008: Actors and Policies Guest Editors: Martin Myant and Jan Drahokoupil Articles Introduction Transition Economies after the Crisis of 2008: Actors and Policies Martin Myant and Jan Drahokoupil 373 The Political Economy of Crisis Management in East-Central European Countries Martin Myant, Jan Drahokoupil and Ivan Lesay 383 Avoiding the Economic Crisis: Pragmatic Liberalism and Divisions over Economic Policy in Poland Gavin Rae 411 The Baltic Republics and the Crisis of 2008-2011 Rainer Kattel and Ringa Raudla 426 Russia's Response to Crisis: The Paradox of Success Neil Robinson 450 Belarus' Anti-Crisis Management: Success Story of Delayed Recession? Dzmitry Kruk 473 Crisis and Upgrading: The Case of the Hungarian Automotive and Electronics Sectors Magdolna Sass and Andrea Szalavetz 489 Actions and Reactions of Russian Manufacturing Companies to the Crisis Shocks from 2008-2009: Evidence from the Empirical Survey Ksenia Gonchar 508 Central and East European Bank Responses to the Financial 'Crisis': Do Domestic Banks Perform Better in a Crisis than their Foreign-Owned Counterparts? Rachel A. Epstein 528 The Return of Political Risk: Foreign-Owned Banks in Emerging Europe Zdenek Kudrna and Daniela Gabor 548

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Europe-Asia Studies Volume 65 number 4 CONTENTS Special Section: Explaining Policy Change in the European Union's Eastern Neighbourhood Guest Editors: Julia Langbein and Tanja A. Börzel Articles Julia Langbein and Tanja A. Börzel Introduction: Explaining Policy Change in the European Union's Eastern Neighbourhood 571 Esther Ademmer and Tanja A. Börzel Migration, Energy and Good Governance in the EU's Eastern Neighbourhood 581 Aron Buzogány Selective Adoption of EU Environmental Norms in Ukraine. Convergence á la Carte 609 Julia Langbein Unpacking the Russian and EU Impact on Policy Change in the Eastern Neighbourhood: The Case of Ukraine's Telecommunications and Food Safety 631 Antoaneta Dimitrova and Rilka Dragneva Shaping Convergence with the EU in Foreign Policy and State Aid in Post-Orange Ukraine: Weak External Incentives, Powerful Veto Players 658 Regular Articles Kobil Ruziev and Toshtemir Majidov Differing Effects of the Global Financial Crisis on the Central Asian Countries: Kazakhstan, the Kyrgyz Republic and Uzbekistan 682 Paul Chaisty The Preponderance and Effects of Sectoral Ties in the State Duma 717 Petr Panov and Cameron Ross Sub-National Elections in Russia: Variations in United Russia's Domination of Regional Assemblies 737 Anthony Heywood Spark of Revolution? Railway Disorganisation, Freight Traffic and Tsarist Russia's War- Effort, July 1914-March 1917 753

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Europe-Asia Studies Volume 65 no 5 2013 CONTENTS Special Issue: Self-Determination After Kosovo Guest Editors: Stefan Wolff and Annemarie Peen Rodt Articles Stefan Wolff and Annemarie Peen Rodt Self-Determination After Kosovo 799 Spyros Economides Kosovo, Self-Determination and the International Order 823 James Ker-Lindsay Preventing the Emergence of Self-Determination as a Norm of Secession: An Assessment of the Kosovo 'Unique Case' Argument 837 Philippe Roseberry Mass Violence and the Recognition of Kosovo: Suffering and Recognition 857 Sherrill Stroschein Discourse in Bosnia and Macedonia on the Independence of Kosovo: When and What is a Precedent? 874 Zsuzsa Csergő Kosovo and the Framing of Non-Secessionist Self-Government Claims in Romania 889 Tetyana Malyarenko and David J. Galbreath Crimea: Competing Self-Determination Movements and the Politics at the Centre 912 Nina Caspersen The South Caucasus after Kosovo: Renewed Independence Hopes? 929 Etain Tannam The EU's Response to the International Court of Justice's Judgment on Kosovo's Declaration of Independence 946 Katarina Lezová The Notion of Kosovo as a Precedent and the Impact of the Hungarian Minority Issue on Slovakia's Policy towards Kosovo's Independence 965 James Hughes Russia and the Secession of Kosovo: Power, Norms and the Failure of Multilateralism 992

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Europe-Asia Studies Volume 65 number 6 CONTENTS Articles Anatole Boute Energy Efficiency as a New Paradigm of the European External Energy Policy: The Case of the EU-Russian Energy Dialogue 1021 Rico Isaacs Nur Otan, Informal Networks and the Countering of Elite Instability in Kazakhstan: Bringing the 'Formal' Back In 1055 Olga Bertelsen GPU Repressions of Zionists: Ukraine in the 1920s 1080 Mark Harrison Secrecy, Fear and Transaction Costs: The Business of Soviet Forced Labour in the Early Cold War 1112 Rebecca Kay 'She's Like a Daughter to Me': Insights into Care, Work and Kinship from Rural Russia 1136 Rasmus Nilsson Russian Policy Concerning the Black Sea Fleet and its Being Based in Ukraine, 2008-2010: Three Interpretations 1154 Nataliya Kibita Controlling Resources in the Ukrainian SSR during the Sovnarkhoz Reform (1957-1965): Testing the Idea of Decentralisation 1171 Kristina Mikulova and Michal Simecka Norm Entrepreneurs and Atlanticist Foreign Policy in Central and Eastern Europe: The Missionary Zeal of Recent Converts 1192

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Europe Asia Studies Volume 65 Number 7 September 2013 CONTENTS Special Section: Actually Existing Neoliberalisms: How do Basic Neoliberal Concepts Shift Meaning in the Post-socialist World? Guest Editors: Sonia Hirt, Christian Sellar and Craig Young Articles Neoliberal Doctrine Meets the Eastern Bloc: Resistance, Appropriation and Purification in Post-Socialist Spaces Sonia Hirt, Christian Sellar and Craig Young 1243 Geostrategic Interest and Democracy Promotion: Evidence from Post-Soviet Space Grigory loffe 1255 Situating Property in Transformation: Beyond the Private and the Collective Peter Lindner 1275 Between Neoliberalism and Difference: Multiple Practices of Property in Post-Soviet Russia Marianna Pavlovskaya 1295 Silicon Valley in Eastern Slovakia? Neoliberalism, Post-Socialism and the Knowledge Economy Martin Sokol 1324 Performing New Values: Fashion Brands in Post-Socialist Bulgaria Ulrich Ermann 1344 Corrupt Intermediaries in Post-Socialist Russia: Mutations of Economic Institutions Irina Olimpieva and Oleg Pachenkov 1364 Regular Articles The EU-Russia Strategic Partnership: Challenging the Normative Argument Tom Casier 1377 Conformism and Agency: Model Young Communists and the Komsomol Press in the Later Khrushchev Years, 1961-1964 Gleb Tsipursky 1396 Language Policy in the Ukrainian Media: Authorities, Producers and Consumers Volodymyr Kulyk 1417 Controlling Immigration Manually: Lessons from Moscow (Russia) Caress Schenk 1444 Things Can Only Get Better? Changing Views of the Past, Present and Future in the Former Soviet Union Rebecca McKee, Erica Richardson, Bayard Roberts, Christian Haerpfer and Martin McKee 1466

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Journal of Balkan & Near Eastern Studies VOLUME 15 NUMBER 2 JUNE 2013 Special Issue: Turkish-US Relations Guest Editors: Ziya Öniş and Şuhnaz Yilmaz Editorial Introduction Turkey-USA Relations in an Age of Regional and Global Turmoil: Challenges and Prospects Ziya Öniş and Şuhnaz Yilmaz

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Themes New Directions in Turkey-USA Relations Sabri Sayari 129 The USA-Turkey-Middle East: From the 20th Century to the Present Nur Bilge Criss 143 The Middle East in Turkey-USA Relations: Managing the Alliance Meliha Benli Altunişik

157 Turkey and the USA in a Bipolarizing Middle East Lenore G. Martin 175

Arab Uprisings and Completing Turkey's Regional Integration: Challenges and Opportunities for US-Turkish Relations Kemal Kirişci 189 Testing the Strength of the Turkish-American Strategic Relationship through NATO: Convergence or Divergence within the Alliance? Tank Oğuzlu 207 Turkey's Place in the 'Missile Shield' Mustafa Kibaroğlu 223

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Journal of Balkan & Near Eastern Studies Volume 15 number 1 Themes Greece Facing Herself: The Past and Present as Fate Tolis Malakos 1 How Exception Became the Norm: Normalizing Intervention as an Exercise in Risk Management in Kosovo Selver B. Sahin 17 Situating the 'Balanced Foreign Policy': The Role of System Structure in Azerbaijan's Multi-Vector Diplomacy Jason E. Strakes 37 The Death of the Byzantine Empire and Construction of Historical/Political Identities in Late Putin Russia Dmitry Shlapentokh 69 Challenges to Desecuritizing Migration in Greece Jonathan Swarts and Neovi M. Karakatsanis 97

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Journal of Balkan & Near Eastern Studies VOLUME 15 NUMBER 3 SEPTEMBER 2013 Special Issue: Economic Development and Entrepreneurship in Transition Economies: A Contribution to the Current Debate Guest Editor: Jovo Ateljevic Preface Economic Development and Entrepreneurship in Transition Economies: A Contribution to the Current Scholarly Debate Jovo Ateljevic 237 Themes A Multi-level Empirical Study of Ethnic Diversity and Shadow Economy as Moderators of Opportunity Recognition and Entrepreneurial Entry in Transition Economies Saurav Pathak, André O. Laplume and Emanuel Xavier-Oliveira 240 FDI, the Crisis and Competitiveness of Transition Economies Marjan Svetličič and Aljaž Kunčič 260 Local Economic Development in Bosnia and Herzegovina: Role of Local Development Agencies Jovo Ateljevic, Tony O'Rourke and Branka Zolak Poljasevic 280 Networking Strategies among Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises: The Example from South Serbia Biljana Predić and Danijela Stošić 306 Innovation and Economic Development: The Case of FYR of Macedonia Veland Ramadani, Shqipe Gërguri, Gadaf Rexhepi and Selajdin Abduli 324 The Analysis of Key Challenges and Constraints to the Stability and Growth of an Entrepreneurial Sector in Serbia Suzana Stefanovic, Maja Ivanovic-Djukić and Vesna Jankovic-Milic 346

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Journal of Baltic Studies Volume 43 Number 4 December 2012 Articles Break Out Of Russia: Miķelis Valters and the National Issue in Early Latvian Socialism Ivors Ijabs 437 Top Estonian Politician Konstantin Päts's Financial Dealings with Moscow Jaak Valge 459 An Unsuitable Job for a Historian: Antoine-Henri Baron de Jomini, and His Governorship of Vilna, July-August 1812 Eman M. Vovsi 479 Dusetos, Easter 1905: The Story of One Pogrom Darius Staliūnas 495 'Forest Brothers' and the Consequences of Metropole-Periphery Distinction Elimination in the 'Correlates Of War' Typology Gediminas Vitkus 515 Response to the '"Forest Brothers" and the Consequences of Metropole-Periphery Distinction in the "Correlates of War" Typology' Meredith Reid Sarkees 528 Once more on Advantages and Disadvantages of Metropole-Periphery Distinction Elimination: A Rejoinder Gediminas Vitkus 539

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Journal of Baltic Studies Volume 44 Number 1 March 2013 Articles The Impact of the Baltic Emancipation Reforms on Peasant-Landlord Relations: A Historiographical Survey Kersti Lust 1 Baltic Quest For A Hungarian Path, 1965 Rein Taagepera 19 Eastern Religions in Eastern Europe: Three Cases from Lithuania Michael Strmiska 49 Neo-Liberal Small States and Economic Crisis: Lessons for Democratic Corporatism Balchir Thorhallsson and Rainer Kattel 83

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Journal of Baltic Studies Volume 44 Number 2 June 2013

Special issue: Temporality, Identity and Change: Ethnographic Insights into Estonian Field Sites Guest editor: Aet Annist Articles Studying Home Fields: Encounters of Ethnology and Anthropology in Estonia Aet Annist and Maarja Kaaristo 121 Nostalgia at Home: Time as a Cultural Resource in Contemporary Estonia Anu Kannike 153 Continuity or Discontinuity: On the Dynamics of Remembering "Mature Socialism" in Estonian Post-Soviet Remembrance Culture Kirsti Jõesalu and Ene Kõresaar 177 Creative Commodification of Rural Life from a Performance Perspective: A Study of Two South-East Estonian Farm Tourism Enterprises Ester Bardone, Kristel Rattus and Liisi Jääts 205 Reproducing Labor in the Estonian Industrial Heritage Museum Eeva Kesküla 229 Heterotopia and Hegemony: Power and Culture in Setomaa Aet Annist 249

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Journal of Baltic Studies Volume 44 Number 3 September 2013 Articles Exploring Russian-Speaking Identity from Below: The Case of Latvia Ammon Cheskin 287 The Scandinavian Connection in Early Estonian Nationalism Mart Kuldkepp 313 International Science and Local Conditions on the Ground: The Agricultural Sciences and Baltic German Identity, 1845-1905 Mark R. Finlay 339 A Glimpse of Medieval Curonian Vernacular Architecture in Egils saga Skallagrimssonar William Sayers 363 Pēteris Stučka and the National Question Marina Germane 375 Dance, Love, and National Awakening in Late Nineteenth-Century Lithuania Gediminas Karoblis 395

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Journal of Constitutional Law in Eastern and Central Europe VOLUME 19 / 2012 NUMBER 2

Contents More power to the court, less access to citizens? Some considerations on the impact of 2003-2004 romanian constitutional "reform" in the activity of the constitutional court and of the ombudsman. Liviu Damsa 129

Constitutional Politics, Constitutional Texts, And Democratic Variety In Central And Eastern Europe Paul Blokker 189

Basic Rights in a Diminishing State Su, Yeong-chin 241

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Nationalities Papers The Journal of Nationalism and Ethnicity Volume 40 Number 6 November 2012 CONTENTS Articles The founders of the association for the study of nationalities: the case of Stepan Horak (1920-1986) and the Shevchenko Scientific Society, USA Leonid Rudnytzky 829 State, identity, and the politics of music: Eurovision and nation-building in Azerbaijan Murad Ismayilov 833 In search of a democratic cultural "alternative": Serbia's European heritage from Dositej Obradović to OTPOR Michael Rossi 853 Towards a new past: Some reflections on nationalism in post-socialist Slovakia Petra Burzova 879 The significance of ethnicity in the Estonian return migration policy of the early 1920s Helen Rohtmets 895 Flagging Turkishness: the reproduction of banal nationalism in the Turkish press Aynur Köse and Mustafa Yilmaz 909 Ethnic party competition beyond the segmented market Christina Isabel Zuber 927

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Nationalities Papers The Journal of Nationalism and Ethnicity Volume 41 Number 1 January 2013

CONTENTS Analysis of current events Identity mobilization in hybrid regimes: Language in Ukrainian politics Volha Charnysh 1 Special Section: Belgrade and Beyond: Reading the Nation through Serbian Cityscapes Guest Editor: Tanja D. Conley Unfinished capital - unfinished state: how the modernization of Belgrade was prevented, 1890-1914 Dubravka Stojanović 15 National, supranational, international: New Belgrade and the symbolic construction of a socialist capital Vladimir Kulić 35 The backdrop of Serbian statehoods: morphing faces of the National Assembly in Belgrade Tanja Damljanović Conley 64 National, un-national Srdjan Jovanović Weiss 90 Articles Coping strategies: public avoidance, migration, and marriage in the aftermath of the Osh conflict, Fergana Valley Aksana Ismailbekova 109 Nationalism and political competition in Central Europe: the case of Poland Peter Venneersch 128 The Soviet myth of the Great Fatherland War and the limits of inclusionary politics under Brezhnev: the case of Chalmaevist literature Jonathan Brunstedt 146 Discussion "Republika Srpska will have a referendum": the rhetorical politics of Milorad Dodik Gerard Tool (Gearóid Ó Tuathail) 166

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Nationalities Papers The Journal of Nationalism and Ethnicity Volume 41 Number 2 March 2013 CONTENTS Articles Remembering the repression of the Stalin era in Russia: on the non-transmission of family memory Veronika Duprat-Kushtanina 225 Language, nation and citizenship: contrast, conflict and convergence in Estonia's debate with the international community Gabrielle Hogan-Brun and Sue Wright 240 Discourses of trans-ethnic narod in postwar Bosnia and Herzegovina Azra Hromadžić 259 Mission impossible in Cyprus? Legitimate return to the partnership state revisited Eiki Berg and Raul Toomla 276 Mapping national identity narratives in Ukraine Karina V. Korostelina 293 Turkish nationalism at its beginning: Analysis of Turk Yurdu, 1913-1918 Özgür Balkılıç and Deniz Dölek 316

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Nationalities Papers The Journal of Nationalism and Ethnicity Volume 41 Number 3 May 2013 CONTENTS Special Issue: Europeanization, State-Building and Democratization in the Western Balkans Guest Editor: Soeren Keil Introduction to Special Issue Europeanization, state-building and democratization in the Western Balkans Soeren Keil 343 Articles International statebuilding as contentious politics: the case of post conflict Bosnia and Herzegovina Outi Keranen 354 The OSCE Mission in Bosnia and Herzegovina: Testing the limits of ownership Valery Perry and Soeren Keil 371 "Quadratic nexus" and the process of democratization and state-building in Albania and Kosovo: a comparison Gëzim Krasniqi 395 Cutting the mists of the Black Mountain: Cleavages in Montenegro's divide over statehood and identity Jelena Dzankic 412 The role of the EU in promoting good governance in Macedonia: towards efficiency and effectiveness or deliberative democracy? Marija Risteska 431 Another "strategic accession"? The EU and Serbia (2000-2010) Bernhard Stahl 447 EU Member State-Building in the Western Balkans: (Prolonged) EU-protectorates or new model of sustainable enlargement? Conclusion Jens Woelk 469

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Nationalities Papers The Journal of Nationalism and Ethnicity Volume 41 Number 4 July 2013 CONTENTS Special Issue: From Socialist to Post-Socialist Cities Guest Editors: Alexander C. Diener and Joshua Hagen Introduction to Special Issue From socialist to post-socialist cities: narrating the nation through urban space Alexander C. Diener and Joshua Hagen 487 Articles Urban space, political identity and the unwanted legacies of state socialism: Bucharest's problematic Centru Civic in the post-socialist era Duncan Light and Craig Young 515 Millennial politics of architecture: myths and nationhood in Budapest Emilia Palonen 536 The Southern Square in the Baltic Pearl: Chinese ambition and "European" architecture in St. Petersburg, Russia Megan L. Dixon 552 "Civilizing the city center": symbolic spaces and narratives of the nation in Yerevan's post-Soviet landscape Diana K. Ter-Ghazaryan 570 The production of a new Eurasian capital on the Kazakh steppe: architecture, urban design, and identity in Astana Bernhard Köppen 590 Leaving Lenin: elites, official ideology and monuments in the Kyrgyz Republic Sally N. Cummings 606 City of felt and concrete: Negotiating cultural hybridity in Mongolia's capital of Ulaanbaatar Alexander C. Diener and Joshua Hagen 622 In search of lost time: memory politics in Estonia, 1991-2011 Marek Tamm 651

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Nationalities Papers The Journal of Nationalism and Ethnicity Volume 41 Number 5 September 2013 CONTENTS Analysis of Current Events Is Turkey coming to terms with its past? Politics of memory and majoritarian conservatism Onur Bakiner 691 Articles "Soviet mentality?" The role of shared political culture in relations between the Armenian state and Russia's Armenian diaspora Kristin Cavoukian 709 The "Orange revolution" and the "sacred" birth of a civic-republican Ukrainian nation Anton Shekhovtsov 730 Modernization as Westernization? The geopolitical consequences of ethno-nationalism analyzed through Russian Art Tabish Shah 744 Building inter-ethnic bridges or promoting ethno-territorial demarcation lines? Hungarian minority parties in competition Daniel Bochsler and Edina Szöcsik 761 Constructing national history in political discourse: Coherence and contradiction (Moldova, 2001-2009) Julien Danero Iglesias 780 Between fragmenting and multiplying: scale-shift processes in Serbian and Croatian antiwar activisms Bojan Bilić 801 Germanization, Polonization, and Russification in the partitioned lands of Poland-Lithuania Tomasz Kamusella 815 "Imagining community" in Soviet Kazakhstan. An historical analysis of narrative on nationalism in Kazakh-Soviet literature Diana T. Kudaibergenova 839

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Osteuropa 63. JAHRGANG / HEFT 4 / APRIL 2013 Editorial Kompromisslos 3 László Sólyom Ende der Gewaltenteilung Zur Änderung des Grundgesetzes in Ungarn 5 Tibor Navracsics Richtungweisend Die Änderungen des Grundgesetzes in Ungarn 13 Gábor Attila Toth Macht statt Recht Deformation des Verfassungssystems in Ungarn 21 Ferenc Laczó Leitidee Liberalismus Glanz und Elend der ungarischen Intellektuellen 29 Karin Rogalska Lippenbekenntnisse Die Orbán-Regierung und der Rechtsradikalismus 41 Reinhold Vetter Diffus, aber gefährlich Rechtsradikalismus in Polen 49 Miroslav Mareš Straßenpolitik Protestbewegungen in Ostmitteleuropa 73 Ulrich Schmid Scherbengericht über einen Schriftsteller Nationalistische Mobilisierung in Aserbaidschan 87 Wolfgang Eichwede Einmischung tut not! Wider den Selbstbetrug der Putin-Freunde 91 Aleksandr Kynev Eliteklub und Legitimierungsinstrument Russlands „Partei der Macht" 101 Simon Kordonskij Dmitrij Dechant O’Iga Moljarenko Russlands doppelte Sozialstruktur Ressourcenverteilung in der Ständegesellschaft 107

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Osteuropa 63. JAHRGANG / HEFT 5-6 / MAI-JUNI 2013 Durchschaut Der Kommunismus in seiner Epoche Editorial Die Rätsel des Kommunismus 5 Vorwort Erinnerung an das 20. Jahrhundert 7 Gerd Koenen Der Kommunismus in seinem Zeitalter Versuch einer historischen Verortung 9 Egbert Jahn Kommunistische Weltgesellschaftspolitik Antipode der kapitalistischen Weltwirtschaftsordnung und der liberalen Demokratie 39 Stefan Plaggenborg Schweigen ist Gold Die Modernetheorie und der Kommunismus 65 Wolfgang Eichwede Kommunismus Eine kleine Begriffsgeschichte 79 Felix Schnell Gewaltkultur und Kommunismus Ursachen und Formen in der Sowjetunion 93 Gerhard Simon Der Kommunismus und die nationale Frage Die Sowjetunion als Vielvölkerimperium 107 Roland Götz. Planung ohne Plan Das Versagen der Wirtschaftstheorie in der UdSSR 125 Rafał Wnuk Inszenierte Revolution Sowjetherrschaft in Polen und im Baltikum 151 Länderstudien Christoph Kleßmann Kommunismus im halben Land Aufstieg, Charakter und Niedergang der DDR 175 Jiří Pernes Rückhalt im eigenen Land Die Kommunisten in der Tschechoslowakei 191 Andrzej Paczkowski Das „schwächste Glied" Polen unter kommunistischer Herrschaft 207 Harro von Senger Langer Marsch Kommunismus in der Volksrepublik China 223 Manfred Sing Marxismus in arabischen Ländern Versuch einer De-Provinzialisierung 233 Nikolas R. Dörr

Back to title list Emanzipation und Transformation Rückblick auf den Eurokommunismus 255 Burkhard Olschowsky Revolution statt Revolution Wirkung und Wahrnehmung der Solidarność 271 Postkommunismus Lev Gudkov Fatale Kontinuitäten Vom Totalitarismus zu Putins Autoritarismus 283 Dokument Brief an den Genossen Stalin Aufgezeichnet von Zachar Prilepin 297 Olga Radetzkaja Supernacbol Die politischen Facetten des Zachar Prilepin 301 Roland Götz Vom privatisierten Staat zum verstaatlichten Markt? Eigentum in der Sowjetunion und Russland 315 Vladimir Handl Agiles Fossil Die KP Böhmens und Mährens 333 Ondřej Slačálek, Kristina Andělová Tschechiens „neue Linke" Strömungen, Menschen, Ideen 341 Dragoş Petrescu Peitsche und Zuckerbrot Erinnerung an die Ceauseşcu-Ära in Rumänien 355

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Osteuropa Heft 7 2013 Editorial Unter Strom 3

Jeronim Perović

Russlands Aufstieg zur Energiegroßmacht Geschichte einer europäischen Verflechtung 5

Kirsten Westphal

Die große Unsicherheit Der US-Schiefergasboom, die EU und Russland 29

Simon Pirani

Marktmacht Erdgas in Zentralasien und im Kaspiraum 45

Indra Øverland

Das Gas, der Preis und die Modernisierung Preispolitik und Energieeffizienz in Russland 61

Jonas Grätz

Ziemlich beste Freunde Die Partner Wintershall-Gazprom 75

Andreas Heinrich, Heiko Pleines

Weder Fluch noch Segen Die Steuerung des Ölbooms im postsowjetischen Raum 87

Astrid Sahm

Atomenergie in Ost- und Westeuropa Reaktionen auf Tschernobyl und Fukushima 101

Roland Götz

Mauerblümchen Erneuerbare Energien in Russland 123

Andreas Renner

Ein Ort, drei Erinnerungen Hiroshima aus sowjetischer Sicht 139

Debatte Hans-Joachim Spanger Kooperation tut not! Wider die Blindheit der Putin-Feinde 169 Andreas Heinemann-Grüder

Wandel statt Anbiederung Deutsche Russlandpolitik auf dem Prüfstand 179

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Osteuropa 61 . JAHRGANG / HEFT 10 / OKTOBER 201 1

Dmitrij Furman

Russlands Entwicklungspfad. Vom Imperium zum Nationalstaat 3

Lev Gudkov

Russland in der Sackgasse. Stagnation, Apathie, Niedergang 21

Denis Volkov

Im Stau. Russlands Zivilgesellschaft 47

Jens Siegert

An der Weggabelung. Zivilgesellschaft und Politik in Russland 61

Moritz Gathmann, Stefan Scholl

Raus aus Moskau! Für eine andere Russland-Berichterstattung 77

Roland Götz

Kapitalflucht aus Russland. Eine Gefahr für die Volkswirtschaft? 83

Bruno Schoch

Zankapfel Kosovo. Die Stabilität und ihre Feinde 95

Martin Pollack

Abkürzungen sind Sackgassen. Meine polnischen Lektionen 107

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Osteuropa 61. JAHRGANG / HEFT 11 / NOVEMBER 2011 Mykola Rjabčuk Weckruf. Die Ukraine, die EU und der Fall Tymošenko 3 E.D. Stratenschulte, W. Priesmeyer-Tkocz Weniger ist mehr. Die Östliche Partnerschaft der EU 7 Reinhold Vetter Zweite Chance für Tusk. Die Parlaments wählen in Polen 2011 27 Juris Rozenvalds Ethnos und Demos Die Parlamentswahlen in Lettland 2011 43 Karin Rogalska Machtspiele im Mehrebenensystem. Das Scheitern der slowakischen Regierung 57 Henryk Alff, Matthias Schmidt Seidenstraße 2.0? Handel und Mobilität im Grenzraum Kasachstan - Kirgisistan - Xinjiang 63 Ignaz Lozo Der Putsch gegen Gorbačev. Hintergründe und Entscheidungsabläufe 77 Ljiljana Radonic „Unsere" Helden, Opfer, Täter. Der 2. Weltkrieg im kroatischen Schulbuch 97

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Osteuropa 61. JAHRGANG / HEFT 12 / DEZEMBER 2011 Quo vadis, Hungaria? Kritik der ungarischen Vernunft Editorial Quo vadis, Hungaria 7 Joachim von Puttkamer Blicke auf ein gespaltenes Land. Die ungarische Nation und ihre Geschichte 9 Politik und Recht László Darvasi Das Land der Lautsprecher 31 Ellen Bos Ungarn unter Spannung. Zur Tektonik des politischen Systems 39 András Bozóki Autoritäre Versuchung. Die Krise der ungarischen Demokratie 65 Bálint Magyar Autokratie in Aktion. Ungarn unter Orbán 89 Krisztina Koenen Feinde, überall Feinde. Die Welt, wie sie Viktor Orbán sieht 105 Rudolf Ungváry „Tief ist der Brunnen der Vergangenheit". Ungarns gescheiterte Übergänge nach Europa 119 Herbert Küpper Mit Mängeln. Ungarns neues Grundgesetz 135 Gábor Halmai Hochproblematisch Ungarns neues Grundgesetz 144 Mária Vásárhelyi Angriff auf die Pressefreiheit. Die Medienpolitik der Fidesz-Regierung 157 Zoltán Kiszelly Laboratorium der Politik. Ungarns Parteien und ihre Wähler 167 Karin Rogalska Wider den „Viktátor". Ungarn auf der Straße 177 Jürgen Dieringer, Ákos Tóth Ungarns Europapolitik. Geschichte und Befindlichkeiten 185 Ungarn unter Orbán. Chronik eines Systemumbaus 199

Back to title list Wirtschaft und Gesellschaft Esther Kinsky Hinterland Oder: punk is not d 205 Sándor Richter Im Würgegriff des Populismus. Ungarns Volkswirtschaft 213 Ungarns Wirtschaft in Daten 224 András Deák An der Weggabelung. Der Energiesektor in Ungarn 231 Antal Örkény Die Untertanen. Nationale Identität und Geschichtsbewusstsein 249 Heiko Fürst Über die Grenzen. Die ungarische Nation als Konfliktfaktor 255 Kornélia Magyar Elend. Roma in Ungarn 265 Terror gegen Roma. Eine Chronik 273 Erinnerung und Kultur Zsófia Bán Der Sommer unseres Missvergnügens. Die negative Befähigung als Ausweg 275 Krisztián Ungváry „Lager und Fahne sind eins". Fatale Traditionen in Ungarns Erinnerungskultur 281 Balázs Ablonczy Trauma, Tabu, Kult. Trianon und die Auslandsungarn 303 Ferenc Laczó Ungarn und der Holocaust. Geschichtspolitik und historische Verantwortung 315 Gerhard Seewann Fremde im Spiegel. Bilder von Ungarn und Deutschland 335 Dorothea Redepenning Ein kosmopolitischer Patriot Franz Liszt und Ungarn 349 László J. Györi Zwischen Romantik und Atonalität. Wege der ungarischen Musik im 20. Jh. 373 Attila Bombitz Grausam und rätselhaft. Zeitgenössische ungarische Literatur 333 András Rényi Staatskunst und ihre Abgründe. Ein Gespräch über den Geist der Zeit 393

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Osteuropa 61. JAHRGANG / HEFT I7 JULI 2011 Roland Götz Postsowjetischer Ressourcenfluch? Rohstoffreichtum und Autoritarismus 3 Christiane Barnickel, Timm Beichelt Netzwerke, Cluster, Einzelkämpfer. Deutschlands universitäre Osteuropaforschung 25 Dorota Stroińska Vom glücklichen Augenblick der Übersetzung. Dedecius und Daume interpretieren Miłosz 45 Klavdia Smola Nonkonforme jüdische Literatur. Die Wiederentdeckung des Judentums in der späten Sowjetunion 61 Andrea Zink Versuche über das Nichts. Tschernobyl in Text und Bild 81 Barys Pjatrovič Unding Tschernobyl. Erinnerung an das Frühjahr 1986 95 Karlheinz Kasper Anything goes. Der Zustand der russischen Gegenwartsprosa 107 Natascha Drubek „This was Czechoslovakia!" Das Filmfestival in Karlovy Vary 2011 137

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Osteuropa 61. JAHRGANG / 8-9 / AUGUST-SEPTEMBER 2011 Die Leningrader Blockade. Der Krieg, die Stadt und der Tod Editorial Völkermord mit Ansage - Leerstelle der Erinnerung 5 Jörg Ganzenmüller Nebenkriegsschauplatz der Erinnerung. Die Leningrad-Blockade im deutschen Gedächtnis 7 Nikita Lomagin Fälschung und Wahrheit. Die Blockade in der russischen Historiographie 23 Timo Vihavainen Opfer, Täter, Betrachter. Finnland und die Leningrader Blockade 49 Herrscher und Beherrschte Jürgen Kilian „Der Russe braucht einen Herrn über sich". Die Wehrmacht im Leningrader Gebiet 65 Andrea Zemskov-Züge Leben und Sterben in Leningrad Ein Kommentar zu den Quellen 75 Quellen Die medizinische und demographische Lage 79 Irina Kureeva „Die Leichen wurden monatelang nicht abgeholt". Eine Kindheit in der belagerten Stadt 91 Quellen Versorgungslage und Kannibalismus 101 Quellen Repressionen 113 Jörg Ganzenmüller Mobilisierungsdiktatur im Krieg. Stalinistische Herrschaft im belagerten Leningrad 117 Andrea Zemskov-Züge Helden um jeden Preis. Leningrader Kriegsgeschichte(n) 135 Tat'jana Voronina Heroische Tote. Die Blockade, die Opferzahl und die Erinnerung 155 Dorothea Redepenning Das Werden eines Mythos. Dmitrij Šostakovičs 7. Symphonie „Die Leningrader''169 Quelle Šostakovič und die Waffen 194

Back to title list Iosif Rajskin „Was war das für Musik!" Leningrad 1941-42: Konzerte und Kompositionen 199 Lev S. Marchasev Beethoven gegen Hitler. Das Leningrader Radio in der Blockade 215 Marianna Butenschön „Aus den Fenstern blickt Er: Der Tod". Die Ermitage während der Blockade 231 Polina Barskova Schwarzes Licht. Die Dunkelheit im belagerten Leningrad 249 Propaganda und Wahrheit Ulrich Schmid „Sie teilten fluchend und starben teilend". Das Pathos der Wahrheit in der russischen Blockadeliteratur 265 Anja Tippner Die Blockade durchbrechen Hunger, Trauma und Gedächtnis bei L. Ginzburg 281 Arlen Bljum Blockierte Wahrheit. Blockadeliteratur und Zensur 297 Eva Binder „Leningrads Heldentat" Die filmische Verarbeitung der Blockade 309 „Die Geschichte bleibt unverstanden" Sergei Loznitsa über den Krieg in seinem Werk 323 Michael Melnikow Abbild ohne Original. Die Blockade Leningrads im Fernsehen 329 Susanne Brammerloh Brüchige Erinnerung. Die Geschichte des Blockademuseums 343 Katja Meyer Auftakt zur Partnerschaft. Leningrad und Hamburg 1957 353

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Osteuropa 62. JAHRGANG / HEFT 1 / JANUAR 2012 György Konrád Vom Wort zur Tat. Meine Kleinstadt im Zweiten Weltkrieg 3 Stefan Auer Das Schicksal des Sisyphos. Václav Havels Vermächtnis 17 Russland im Aufbruch Aleksandr Kynev Kontrollverlust, Manipulation, Protest Die Dumawahlen 2011 in Russland 25 Benno Ennker Russland in Bewegung. Die alte Ordnung und die neuen Dekabristen 41 Aleksej Naval'nyj, Boris Akunin Das Jahr des Drachen. Heikle Fragen zur Zukunft Russlands 57 Dokument Manifest der Bewegung NAROD 75 Sergej Belanovskij et al. Bewegung in Russland. Der Aufstieg der Mittelschicht und die Folgen 79 Christian Neef Binsen nach Tula. Fehldiagnosen zur Russland-Berichterstattung 101 Larisa Maljukova Pure Schwarzmalerei? Russlands Kino um die Jahrtausendwende 109 Karlheinz Kasper Leben in seiner absurden Erscheinungsform. Russische Literatur in deutscher Übersetzung 127

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Osteuropa 62. JAHRGANG / HEFT 10 / OKTOBER 2012 Yvonne Kleinmann Städtische Gemeinschaft. Christen und Juden im frühneuzeitlichen Rzeszów 3 Andrij Portnov, Tetjana Portnova Die „jüdische Hauptstadt der Ukraine". Erinnerung und Gegenwart in Dnipropetrovs'k 25 Agnieszka Wierzcholska Polen, Juden, Tarnowianer? Die Politisierung von Ethnizität im Polen der 1930er Jahre 41 Hanna Schmidt Holländer Vielfalt in der Einheit. Jüdisches Schulwesen im Polen der Zwischenkriegszeit 53 Magdalena Saryusz-Wolska Der erste Holocaust-Film. Wanda Jakubowskas Die letzte Etappe 71 Markus Nesselrodt Mit den Augen des Sicherheitsdienstes. Jüdische Neuansiedlung in Schlesien 1949 85 Hans-Christian Dahlmann Antisemitismus und Selbstbehauptung Jüdisches Leben in der Volksrepublik Polen 97 Achim Wörn Auf gepackten Koffern. Jüdisches Leben in Stettin nach 1945 109

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Osteuropa 62. JAHRGANG / HEFT 11-12 / NOVEMBER-DEZEMBER 2012 Witold Lutosławski Ein Leben in der Musik Editorial Der Klang der Moderne 3 Danuta Gwizdalanka Klassiker der Avantgarde Witold Lutosławski: Leben und Werk 5 Anne- Sophie Mutter „Ein neuer musikalischer Kosmos" Über Witold Lutosławski 21 Dorota Szwarcman Auf den Schultern von Riesen Lutosławski und seine Vorgänger 29 Dorota Kozińska Gründe und Abgründe Lutosławski und der Sozialistische Realismus 39 Maciej Gołąb Lutosławski auf der Suche Elemente und Ursprünge des Frühwerks 47 Krzysztof Meyer Pan Lutosławski Erinnerungen an meinen Lehrer und Freund 57 Sebastian Borchers Von Warschau nach Darmstadt und zurück Lutosławski, Penderecki und Górecki 73 Rüdiger Ritter Heißhunger auf Neue Musik Das Ende des Stalinismus und der Warschauer Herbst 85 Wojciech Kuczok Unsortierte Bemerkungen Von Lutosławski zur schlesischen Komponistenschule 103 Adrian Thomas Das Cello-Konzert lesen Lutosławski und die Literatur 111 Izabela Antulov Wütender Antagonismus Lutosławskis Cello-Konzert 131 Vladimir Tarnopol'skij „Ein Symbol der Freiheit" Lutosławskis Einfluss auf die Sowjetunion 143 Adam Wiedemann Heiliger Witold, bitte für uns 147

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Osteuropa 62. JAHRGANG / HEFT 2 / FEBRUAR 2012

Kopfsache. Sicherheitspolitik in Europa Editorial Kopfsache 3

Daniel Hamilton

Das große Sowohl-Als-Auch. Die Europapolitik der USA unter Obama 5

Jurij Fedorov

Beabsichtigte Kollateralschäden. Russlands „neue Sicherheitsarchitektur" 27

Hans-Joachim Spanger

Doppelstrategische Unentschiedenheit. USA, NATO, Russland und Europas Sicherheit 37

Vladimír Handl

Sicherheitsverband Deutschland und Ostmitteleuropa 53 Jarosław Ćwiek-Karpowicz

Vom Umgang mit Asymmetrie. Polen und Russland: Ein Neuanfang 71

Jan Eichler, Vít Střítecký

Schockstarre. Tschechien und die neue US-Außenpolitik 81

Nikola Hynek, Ondřej Ditrych

Ostmitteleuropa in der NATO. Neue Strategie, Raketenabwehr, Afghanistan 93

Michał Kořan

Neues Profil, fragile Einigkeit. Die Sicherheitspolitik der Visegrád-Gruppe 107

Andrej Zagorskij

Auf verlorenem Posten? Die Zukunft der OSZE 117

Ondřej Ditrych, Vít Střítecký

Konfliktregulierung in Georgien. Chance und Verpflichtung für die EU 135

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Osteuropa 62. JAHRGANG / HEFT 3 / MARZ 2012 Benno Ennker Zweierlei Krisen in Russland. Machterosion und Neuorientierung 3

Sören Urbansky

Ebbe statt Sturmflut. Chinesen in Russlands Fernem Osten 21

Gemma Pörzgen

Wertfrage Auslandsjournalismus. Die Verlage, das Geld und die Berichterstattung 41

Wolfgang Eichwede

Jahrhundertbiographie. Lev Kopelevs Erbe 47

Ol'ga Gyárfášová

Mehr Smer. Die Parlamentswahlen in der Slowakei 2012 69

Geschichte und Erinnerung in Zentralasien

Rudolf A. Mark

Mit Schwert und Feder. Russland und die Eroberung Mittelasiens 79

Robert Kindler Opfer ohne Täter. Erinnerung an den Hunger 1932/33 in Kasachstan und der Ukraine 105 Christian Teichmann Arbeiten, kämpfen, scheitern Ein kirgisisches Funktionärstagebuch aus der Stalinzeit 121

Tim Epkenhans

Zwischen Mythos und Minenfeld. Historiographie in Tadschikistan 137

Askar Djumashev, Thomas Loy

Karakalpakstan und der „Kilometer 80". Nationalitäten und Erinnerung in Usbekistan 151 Tobias Rupprecht Musenkuss in Nukus. Sowjetische Avantgarde-Kunst in der usbekischen Provinz 159

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Osteuropa 62. JAHRGANG / HEFT 4 / APRIL 2012 Ulrich Heyden Gefährliche Ignoranz . Strukturmängel in der Osteuropa-Berichterstattung 3 Alexander Löwen Sozialismus mit kleinbürgerlichem Antlitz. Joseph Roths Berichte aus der Sowjetunion 9 Ingo Grabowsky Motor der Verwestlichung. Das sowjetische Estrada-Lied 1950-1975 21 Andreas Oberender Annäherungen an einen Unfassbaren. Stalin und seine Biographen 37 Andrej Meduševskij Was war der Stalinismus? Die Stalinismus-Edition des Verlags ROSSPEN 53 Sheila Fitzpatrick Stalin und sein Team. Jenseits der Gewalt 61 Jörn Happel Stalins Stimme. Der Dolmetscher Vladimir Pavlov 69 Stalins Herrschaft der Gewalt. Jörg Baberowskis „Verbrannte Erde" - eine Debatte Gerd Koenen Weil es Stalin gefiel? Zu Jörg Baberowskis Deutung des Stalinismus 81 Ulrich Schmid Ein Autodafé und seine Folgen 89 Stefan Plaggenborg Stalin war's! Über Jörg Baberowskis „Verbrannte Erde" 95 Benno Ennker Ohne Ideologie, ohne Staat, ohne Alternative? Fragen an Jörg Baberowski 103 Friedrich Pohlmann Bolschewismus und Stalinismus. Baberowski zur stalinistischen Gewaltherrschaft 115 Jürgen Zarusky Schematische Übertragungen. Stalinismus und Nationalsozialismus bei Jörg Baberowski 121

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Christoph Dieckmann Die Suche geht weiter. Stalin, der Stalinismus und das Rätsel der Gewalt 127 Marc Junge Das Vetorecht der Quellen. Baberowski und die Massenverfolgung im Großen Terror 137

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Osteuropa 62 . JAHRGANG / HEFT 5 / MAI 2012 Alan Renwick Im Interesse der Macht. Ungarns neues Wahlsystem 3 K. Kończal, J. Wawrzyniak Traditionen, Konzepte, (Dis-)Kontinuitäten. Erinnerungsforschung in Polen 19 Alexandra Engelfried Zar und Star. Vladimir Putins Medienimage 47 Zaur Gasimov Idee und Institution. Russkij mir zwischen kultureller Mission und Geopolitik 69 Anna Kreikemeyer Herrschaft statt Sicherheit. Die Organisation des Vertrags für Kollektive Sicherheit 81 Ulrike Huhn Sodom und Gomorra in Kujbyšev. Metamorphosen einer orthodoxen Legende 93

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Osteuropa 62. JAHRGANG / HEFT 6-8 / JUNI-AUGUST 2012

Auge auf! Aufbruch und Regression in Russland Editorial Spaltungen 7

Maria Lipman

Doppelte Polarisierung. Russlands gespaltene Gesellschaft 9

Vladimir Gel'man

Risse im System. Russlands Autoritarismus 2012 23

Richard Sakwa

Anatomie einer Blockade. Stillstand im Doppelstaat Russland 45

Werte der Gesellschaft Lev Gudkov Moderne, Prämoderne und Antimoderne. Sozialkapital und Werteorientierung 55 Boris Dubin

Ende der Alternativlosigkeit. Russlands Gesellschaft im Übergang 85 Hans-Henning Schröder Ein Land wie jedes andere in Europa . . . Russland und Deutschland im Wertevergleich 101 Ressourcen der Macht

Benno Ennker

Putin und seine Freunde. Die Elite und die Bruchstellen der Macht 125

Stephen Fortescue

(Ohn-)Macht? Russlands Rohstoffmagnaten 145

Shamil Yenikeyeff

Privatisierungspläne, Machtkämpfe, Instabilität. Russlands Ölindustrie in der Putin-Krise 163

Joachim Willems

Die Russische Orthodoxe Kirche. Stütze der Macht und Spiegel der Gesellschaft 179

Il'ja Kukulin Ressource Ressentiment Internet-Subkultur und Politmarketing 191Formen des Aufbruchs Kerstin Holm Staat und Furcht. Putin, die Kirche und die Kunst kunstfreier Kunst 209

Dokumentation Pussy Riot

„Atmet mit uns den Duft der Freiheit!"

Plädoyer der Angeklagten N. Tolokonnikova 219

Genri Reznik

„Damit jeder weiß, was verboten ist" Eine Einlassung zum Urteil gegen Pussy Riot 225Dimitrij Golynko

Das Ende der Apathie. Russlands Protestbewegung 229

Elena Panfilova

Zwang zur Transparenz Russland und die Geißel der Korruption 241

Zentrum und Peripherie

Nikolaj Petrov

Föderales Pendel Zentrum und Regionen in Russland 251 Nata‘lja Zubarevič Russlands Parallelwelten. Dynamische Zentren, stagnierende Peripherie 263 Michail Blinkin Festgefahren. Moskaus Verkehr - Spiegel der Gesellschaft 279 Emil Souleimanov Krisengebiet Nordkaukasus. Anatomie des islamistischen Aufstandes 293 Martin Müller Think big! Das Großprojekt Soči 2014 313 Stagnation und Wandel Peter Lindner, Alexander Vorbrugg Wiederkehr der Landfrage. Großinvestitionen in Russlands Landwirtschaft 325 Lilija Ovčarova Reformbedarf. Russlands Rentensystem 343 Dokumentation Russlands Wirtschaft in Zahlen 357

Christian Mahler, Gianguido Piani Energieeffizienz in Russland. Lackmustest der Modernisierung 363

Fedor Kudrjavcev

Plan ohne Plan. Das Projekt „Groß-Moskau" 371

Innen und Außen

Hannes Adomeit

Integrationskonkurrenz EU-Russland. Belarus und Ukraine als Konfliktfelder 383

Mark N. Katz

Partnerschaft mit Grenzen. Russland und Iran 407

Kirsten Westphal

Strategisch und verlässlich? Russland als Erdgaslieferant 419

Roland Götz

Mythen und Fakten. Europas Gasabhängigkeit von Russland 435

Evgenija Bakalova, Hans-Joachim Spanger

Mühsame Rückkehr. Russlands Engagement in der Entwicklungspolitik 459 Fremd und vertraut Stefan Meister Entfremdete Partner. Deutschland und Russland 475

Gemma Pörzgen

Kräftereservoir. Die deutschen Stiftungen in Russland 485

Manfred Sapper

Niedergang und Neuanfang. Die Krise der deutschen Russlandexpertise 505

Burkhard Bischof

Wege aus der Russland-Flaute. Andere Themen, neue Perspektiven 521

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Osteuropa 62. JAHRGANG / HEFT 9 / SEPTEMBER 2012 Daniel Ursprung Machtkampf in Rumänien. Die Regierang, der Präsident und die Justiz 3 Anneli Gabanyi Politisches Lehrstück. Die Staatskrise in Rumänien 15 Mykola Rjabčuk Prekäre Autokratie. Stillstand und Wandel in der Ukraine 37 Valeryj Karbalevič Faust in der Tasche. Wahlsimulation in Belarus 53 Ignác Romsics Trianon und der Holocaust. Ungarische Traumata des 20. Jahrhunderts 57 Ferenc Laczó Verwirrte Fäden, blinde Flecken. Die ungarischen Juden in der Horthy-Ära 73 Larynas Katkus Komische Agonie. Das Groteske in der spätsozialistischen Literatur 87 Rüdiger Ritter Produktive Missverständnisse. Jazz im Ostblock 97 Roland Götz Aussterbende Gattung Deutschlands Russlandökonomen 113 Marlis Prinzing Adieu, KlSS. Plädoyer für eine neue Osteuropa-Berichterstattung 117 Andreas Umland Weißer Fleck. Die Ukraine in der deutschen Öffentlichkeit 127

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Osteuropa 63. JAHRGANG / HEFT 2-3 / FEBRUAR-MÄRZ 2013

Zeit im Spiegel

Das Jahrhundert der Osteuropaforschung Editorial Sisyphusarbeit 3

Karl Schlägel

Den Verhältnissen auf der Spur Das Jahrhundert deutscher Osteuropaforschung 7

Ulrich Schmid

Ende und Neubeginn der Philologie Perspektiven für die Slavistik 31

Stefan Troebst

Sonderweg zur Geschichtsregion Die Teildisziplin Osteuropäische Geschichte 55

Streit der Fakultäten Debatte: Area Studies und Fachdisziplinen 81

Karl Pinggéra

Ein Jahrhundert Ostkirchenkunde Aufstieg und Niedergang einer Disziplin 103

Margareta Mommsen

Paradigmenwechsel 60 Jahre politikwissenschaftliche Osteuropaforschung 119

„ Von Polen können wir lernen "Rita Süssmuth: Wissenschaft und Politik als Beruf

137

Anke Hilbrenner

Die doppelte Nische Historiographie der Juden Osteuropas in Deutschland 147 Caroline von Gall Alles, was Recht ist Vergangenheit und Zukunft der rechtswissenschaftlichen Osteuropaforschung 171

Symbol des europäischen Wertesystems Angelika Nußberger über den EGRM 185 Susanne Marten-Finnis Atavistische Rituale als Boten der Moderne 100 Jahre Le Sacre du Printemps 195

Dietrich Beyrau

Angst und Neugier Die Sowjetunion in der historischen Forschung der Bundesrepublik während des Kalten Krieges 211

Hans-Dietrich Schultz

Noch Europa oder schon „Halb-Asien"? Die deutsche Länderkunde und Europas Osten 237

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Jan Kusber

Die Kontinuität der Fremdheit Russland als das „Andere" 257

Strategie ist möglich Diplomat Huterer über Deutschlands Ostpolitik 269

Timm Beichelt

Verkannte Parallelen Transformationsforschung und Europastudien 277

Anne Hartmann

Im Getümmel Unfrisierte Stimmen aus der universitären Praxis 295

Otto Hoetzsch

Denkschrift zwecks Gründung einer Deutschen Gesellschaft zum Studium Russlands 309

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Perspectives on European Politics and Society VOLUME 13 NUMBER 4 DECEMBER 2012

Special Issue: The Implementation Trap? Trajectories of Minority Rights Issues in Europe

Guest Editors: Timofey Agarin and Malte Brosig

Contents

Articles Introduction Timofey Agarin and Malte Brosig 385 No Space for Constructivism? A Critical Appraisal of European Compliance Research Malte Brosig 390 Exploring the Implementation of Minority Protection Rules in the 'Worlds of Compliance': The Case of Turkey Gözde Yilmaz 408 Implementation Unwanted? Symbolic vs. Instrumental Policies in the Russian Management of Ethnic Diversity Alexander Osipov 425 Which is the Only Game in Town? Minority Rights Issues in Estonia and Slovakia During and After EU Accession Timofey Agarin and Ada-Charlotte Regelmann 443 The (Non) Implementation of Recommendations of the Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination in the Netherlands Explained Jasper Krommendijk 462 The Implementation of the ECRML in Slovakia under Construction: Structural Preconditions, External influence and Internal Obstacles Tanja Mayrgündter 480 The Role of NGOs in Promoting Minority Rights in the Enlarged European Union Christoph Schnellbach 497

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Perspectives on European Politics and Society VOLUME 14 NUMBER 1 APRIL 2013 Contents Articles Between Democratisation and Democratic Consolidation: The Long Path to Democracy in Kosovo Fred Cocozzelli 1 Europe's Foreign Policy and the Middle East Peace Process: The Construction of EU Actorness in Conflict Resolution Patrick Mueller 20 Regional Elections in Ukraine in 2006 and 2010 Valentyna Romanova 36 Polish Business Lobbying in the EU 2004-2009: Examining the Patterns of Influence Agnieszka K. Cianciara 63 Through the Gates of the Fortress: European Visa Policies and the Limits of Immigration Control Claudia Finotelli & Giuseppe Sciortino 80 The Quest for Identity. Russian Public Opinion on Europe and the European Union and the National Identity Agenda Irina Semenenko 102 Nationhood across Europe: The Civic-Ethnic Framework and the Distinction between Western and Eastern Europe Gal Ariely 123 The Political Dimension of the Greek Financial Crisis Pantelis Sklias & Georgios Maris 144

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Perspectives on European Politics and Society VOLUME 14 NUMBER 2 JUNE 2013 Special Issue: Europe, Discourse, and Institutions: Challenging the Mainstream in European Studies Guest Editors: Christian Niţoiu and Nikola Tomić Contents Articles Introduction Cristian Niţoiu & Nikola Tomić 165 Making the Mythical European: Elucidating the EU's Powerful Integration Instrument of Discursive Identity Construction S. Anne Bostanci 172 The Battle Against Unfair Trade in the EU Trade Policy: A Discourse Analysis of Trade Protection Josué F. Mathieu & Sharon Weinblum 185 'Bursting the Brussels Bubble': Using Ethnography to Explore the European Parliament as a Transnational Political Field Amy Busby 203 Coordinative Discourses in Brussels: An Agency-oriented Model of EU Foreign Policy Analysis Nikola Tomic 223 The Narrative Construction of the European Union in External Relations Cristian Niţoiu 240 The EU and Russia: Competing Discourses, Practices and Interests in the Shared Neighbourhood Vanda Amaro Dias 256

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Perspectives Volume 20 number 2 Contents Editorial 5 Hartmut Mayer and Jan Zielonka Europe as a Global Player: A View from China 7 Chen Zhimin The European Union as a Global Power: Indian Perceptions 31 Rajendra K. Jain Brazil's Strategies and Partnerships: The Place of the European Union 45 Miriam Gomes Saraiva Europe as Seen from Russia 63 Vladimir Baranovsky and Sergey Utkin Europe as Seen from Turkey: From a Strategic Goal to an Instrumental Partnership EU 83 Atila Eralp and Zerrin Torun A Japanese View of the EU 103 Ryo Oshiba

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Perspectives Volume 21 number 1 Contents Turn the Other Greek. How the Eurozone Crisis Changes the Image of Greeks and What Visual Representations of Greeks Tell Us about European Identity 5 Daniela Chalániová Europeanization via Discursive Practice - Articulation of EU Norms in the Domestic Policy Debate on Territorial Reforms in the Czech Republic and Slovakia 43 Senka Neuman Stanivuković The Consequences of 9/11 for the US Security Sector: New Actors, New Procedures, and New Practices 67 Šárka Waisová The Sociology of Diplomacy: A General Outline with Some Aspects and Dilemmas Milan Jazbec 87

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Post-Communist Economies Volume 25 Number 1 March 2013 CONTENTS Articles Adjustment mechanisms and exchange rate regimes in 2004 new EU members during the financial crisis Kosta Josifidis, Jean-Pierre Allegret and Emilija Beker Pucar 1 Deviation of the Ukrainian hryvnia from the equilibrium exchange rate Valentyna Ozimkovska and Stanislaw Kubielas 18 Eastern Germany's economic development revisited: path dependence and economic stagnation before and after reunification Ulrich Blum 37 Why are agroholdings so pervasive in Russia's Belgorod oblast'? Evidence from case studies and farm-level data David Epshtein, Konstantin Hahlbrock and Jürgen Wandel 59 Why are spillovers through backward linkages from multinational corporations in the Czech motor industry still limited? Eric Rugraff 82 Retirement decisions in transition: microeconometric evidence from Slovenia Sašo Polanec, Aleš Ahčan and Miroslav Verbič 99 The extent of poverty in the Czech and Slovak Republics 15 years after the split Jitka Bartošová and Tomáš Želinský 119

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Post-Communist Economies Volume 25 Number 2 June 2013 CONTENTS Articles The impact of corruption and ownership on the performance of firms in Central and Eastern Europe Sandra Blagojević and Jože P. Damijan 133 The public utilities war and corruption in Ukraine O. Leipnik and S. Kyrychenko 159 The role of non-tariff measures in EU dairy trade with Russia Jan Pokrivcak, Siemen van Berkum, Lenka Drgova, Marian Mraz and Pavel Ciaian 175 Land development right and collective ownership in China Feng Deng 190 The determinants of regional exports in Poland - a panel data analysis Piotr Ciżkowicz, Andrzej Rzońca and Stanisław Umiński 206 A new look into the prevalence of balance sheet or competitiveness effect of exchange rate depreciation in a highly euroised economy Marina Tkalec and Miroslav Verbič 225 Agricultural households, poverty and the rural labour market in Kosovo Faton Osmani, Matthew Gorton and John White 241 Microfinance institution activities in Central Asia: a case study of Tajikistan and Uzbekistan Manijeh Sabi 253

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Post-Communist Economies Volume 25 Number 3 September 2013 CONTENTS Articles Economic freedom, democracy and economic growth: a causal investigation in transition countries Dawid Piątek, Katarzyna Szarzec and Michał Pilc 267 Cyclical properties of fiscal policy in new member states of the EU Martina Dalić 289 The Fisher effect at the borders of the European Monetary Union: evidence from post-communist countries Blanka Škrabić Perić, Petar Sorić and Josip Arnerić 309 The impact of EU accession: lessons from the agriculture of the new member states Csaba Csáki and Attila Jámbor 325 Farm income sources, farm size and farm technical efficiency in Slovenia Štefan Bojnec and Imre Fertő 343 Myanmar's two decades of partial transition to a market economy: a negative legacy for the new government Koji Kubo 357 Fragmentation and parts and components trade in the Western Balkan countries Bojan Shimbov, Maite Alguacil and Celestino Suárez 371 The role of corporations in economic development: Albania on its way to internationalisation Janez Prašnikar, Fatmir Memaj, Tjaša Redek and Damjan Voje 392 Evolution of private returns to tertiary education during transition: evidence from Slovenia Tjaša Bartolj, Aleš Ahčan, Aljoša Feldin and Sašo Polanec 407

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Review of Central and East European Law Volume 38, No. 1,2013 Articles Defamation and Political Comment in Post-Soviet Russia Elspeth Reid 1-36 The Revival of Comparative Law in a Socialist Country: The Impact of Imre Szabó and Gyula Eörsi on the Development of Hungarian Comparative Law Balázs Fekete 37-52 The Perspective of a Small Member State to the Democratic Deficiency of the ESM Carri Ginter and Raul Narits 54-76 With a Foreword by Jaan Ginter Note The 'Iukos Affair'. The Russian Judiciary and the European Court of Human Rights Laurence A. Groen 77-108

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Romanian Journal of European Affairs Volume 12 number 4 Contents A Giant with Feet of Clay? The EU's Ability to Develop Capabilities for Civilian Crisis Management . 5 Rafal Domisiewicz The Theory of Political Monetary (Dis)lntegration; A Minority Report from the Perspective of Austrian Economics 23 Radu Cristian Muşetescu, Octavian Jora The United States of Europe: A Conceptual Assessment ...... 34 Florin Bonciu Cultural Foundations of Autocracy and Their Amendment: What Can Higher Education Institutions Do? 45 lulian Oneaşcă A Threefold Assessment of the Romanian Economy's Eco-efficiency 59 Viorel Niţă The Roma as a Protected Minority? Policies and Best Practices in the EU 78 Sigrid Lipott

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Romanian Journal of European Affairs Volume 13 number 2 Contents The Impact of EU Funds on Romanian Finances 5 Laurian Lungu The European Law regarding the Impact of Merger on Employees' Rights 28 Felicia Bejan The Virtual Enterprise - Citizen of the European Union ...... 39 Andreea Davidescu (Vasile) Germany: Europe's China .. 49 Paul Dobrescu, Mălina Ciocea La définition progressive d'une politique européenne de sécurité 67 Cristian lordan

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South European Society and Politics VOLUME 17 NUMBER 3 SEPTEMBER 2012

Special Issue Voters and Parties in the Spanish Political Space Edited by Ignacio Sánchez-Cuenca and Elias Dinas Contents Introduction: Voters and Parties in the Spanish Political Space Ignacio Sánchez-Cuenca and Elias Dinas 365

Spatial Voting in Spain Didac Queralt

375 Party Polarisation and Spatial Voting in Spain Lluis Orriols and Laia Balcells 393

How Do Spanish Independents Vote? Ideology vs. Performance Luis de la Calle and Nasos Roussias 411

The Lack of Partisan Conflict over the Welfare State in Spain José Fernández-Albertos and Dulce Manzano 427

Party Competition and Preferences for Inter-regional Redistribution in Spain Francesc Amat 449 Left and Right in the Basque Country and Catalonia: The Meaning of Ideology in a Nationalist Context Elias Dinas

467 Preferences for Political Coalitions in Spain Albert Falcó-Gimeno 487

The Electoral Effect of Immigration Preferences and the Centre-Periphery Cleavage in Spain Sergi Pardos-Prado 503 Projection Bias in the Survey Placement of Spanish Political Parties: Differences between National and Regional Parties Pablo Fernández-Vázquez and Elias Dinas 519

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South European Society and Politics VOLUME 17 NUMBER 4 DECEMBER 2012 Contents The 'Beanpole Family': Cultural Aspects of 'the Demographic Crisis' in Greece Margaret E. Kenna 533 Rural Immigration, Family Farm Modernisation and Reactivation of Traditional Women's Farming Tasks in Greece: Masculinities and Femininities Reconsidered Michael Petrou 553 South European Atlas Growing Secularisation in a Catholic Society: The Divorce Referendum of 28 May 2011 in Malta Roderick Pace 573 Review Article Which Istanbul? Whose Past? Whose Future? Alan Duben 591 Book Reviews Books Reviewed The Politics of Industrial Relations: Labour unions in Spain By Kerstin Hamann 599 Review by Robert M. Fishman The Italian Way: Food and Social Life

By Douglas Hatper and Patrizia Faccioli 601 Review by Elizabeth L. Krause Modern Greece: A History Since 1821 By John M. Koliopoulos and Thanos M. Veremis 603 Review by Dimitris Livanios An Island in Europe: The EU and the Transformation of Cyprus Edited by James Ker-Lindasy, Hubert Faustmann and Fiona Mullen 605 Review by George Christou The Politics of Italy: Governance in a Normal Country By James L. Newell 607 Review by Ciro d'Amore Women, Politics and pensions: pension Reform in Greece Between 1975-2002

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South European Society&Politics Volume 18 Number 1 March 2013 Special Issue The Radical Left in Southern Europe: Bringing Society Back In? Edited by Myrto Tsakatika and Marco Lisi 'Zippin' up My Boots, Goin' Back to My Roots': Radical Left Parties in Southern Europe Myrto Tsakatika and Marco Lisi 1 Rediscovering Civil Society? Renewal and Continuity in the Portuguese Radical Left Marco Lisi 21 Impulse and Decadence of Linkage Processes: Evidence from the Spanish Radical Left Luis Ramiro and Tània Verge 41 Renewal and Tradition: Comparing Italian Radical Left Parties through their Middle-Level Elites Paola Bordandini 61 The Radical Left's Turn towards Civil Society in Greece: One Strategy Two Paths Myrto Tsakatika and Costas Eleftheriou 81 A Society within Society: Linkage in the Case of the Cypriot Communist Party Giorgos Charalambous and Christophoros Christophorou 101

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South European Society and Politics VOLUME 18 NUMBER 2 JUNE 2013 Special Issue 'Europeanisation and the Southern Periphery' in Retrospect: Another Decade of Dynamism, Asymmetry, and Fragmentation? Edited by Canan Balkir, H. Tolga Bolukbasi and Ebru Ertugal Contents Europeanisation and Dynamics of Continuity and Change: Domestic Political Economies in the 'Southern Periphery" Canan Balkir, H. Tolga Bolukbasi and Ebru Ertugal 121 Europeanisation, Independent Bodies and the Empowerment of Technocracy: The Case of the Greek Auditing Oversight Body Spyros Blavoukos, Constantinos Caramanis and Emmanouil Dedoulis 139 The Europeanisation of Macroeconomic Policies and Financial Regulation in Italy Lucia Quaglia 159 All Hands on Deck! How Europeanised Is the Maltese Labour Market? Rose Marie Azzopardi 177 Portugal in the European Union: The Limits of Convergence Sebastián Royo 197 Spain's Catch up with the EU Core: The Implausible Quest of a 'Flying Pig'? Luis Moreno 217 Europeanisation of Employment Policy in Turkey: Tracing Domestic Change through Institutions, Ideas and Interests H. Tolga Bolukbasi and Ebru Ertugal 237 Europeanisation in the 'Southern Periphery': Comparative Research Findings on the EU's Impact on Domestic Political Economies Canan Balkir, H. Tolga Bolukbasi and Ebru Ertugal 259 Acknowledgements Canan Balkir, H. Tolga Bolukbasi and Ebru Ertugal 281

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Southeast European And Black Sea Studies Volume 13 Number 1 March 2013 CONTENTS Articles The international dimensions of democratization in Slovakia and Croatia Jana Grittersová 1 Compelling an aspirant country to curb irregular migration: a particular case of Europeanization outcome? Sokol Dedja 25 The EEAS' discretionary power within the Eastern Partnership: in search of the highest possible denominator Hrant Kostanyan and Jan Orbie 47 The Europeanization of national foreign policy: explaining Greek support for Turkey's EU accession Apostolos Agnantopoulos 67 The Greek crisis as a crisis of EU enlargement: how will the Western Balkans be affected? Ritsa Panagiotou 89

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Southeast European And Black Sea Studies Volume 13 Number 2 June 2013 SPECIAL ISSUE: MIGRATION, TRANSNATIONALISM AND DEVELOPMENT IN SOUTH-EAST EUROPE AND THE BLACK SEA REGION GUEST EDITORS: RUSSELL KING, MAJA POVRZANOVIĆ FRYKMAN AND JULIE VULLNETARI CONTENTS Articles Migration, transnationalism and development on the Southeastern flank of Europe Russell King, Maja Povrzanović Frykman and Julie Vullnetari 125 Hierarchies and categorical power in cross-border science: analysing scientists' transnational mobility between Ukraine and Germany Anna Amelina 141 Scientific diasporas, transnationalism and home-country development: evidence from a study of skilled Moldovans abroad Gabriela Tejada, Vitalie Varzari and Sergiu Porcescu 157 Welfare through migrant work: what if the Romanian 'safety valve' closes? Bruno Meeus 175 Variation in transnationalism among Eastern European migrants in Italy: the role of duration of residence and integration Eralba Cela, Tineke Fokkema and Elena Ambrosetti 195 The migration-development nexus in Bosnia and Herzegovina: Center for Local Development and Diaspora seen 'from below' Bojana Babić 211 Albanian-speaking transnational populations in Switzerland: continuities and shifts Bashkim Iseni 227 Migration, remittances and socio-cultural dynamics: the case of Albanians from the Republic of Macedonia Ivaylo Markov 245 Social development and transnational households: resilience and motivation for Albanian immigrants in Greece in the era of economic crisis Domna Michail 265 Transnational actors in national contexts: migrant organizations in Greece in comparative perspective Jennifer Clarke 281

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Südosteuropa Mitteilungen 01 2012 52. Jahrgang Analysen / Positionen / Essays 6 Hido Biščević EU Enlargement versus Old Geopolitics: The Western Balkans at the Crossroads 12 Nadia Alexandrova-Arbatova Western Balkans: Yet Another Intersection of Global Politics 20 Franz-Lothar Altmann Die Auswirkungen der Griechenland-Krise auf die Nachbarstaaten 30 Renata Treneska-Deskoska / Aleksandar Lj. Spasov Language Policy in Macedonia: Achievements and Major Challenges 46 Gabriella Schubert Entwürfe von Männlichkeit und Weiblichkeit in Südosteuropa in ihren wesentlichen Entwicklungslinien

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Südosteuropa Mitteilungen 02 2012 52. Jahrgang Analysen / Positionen / Essays 6 Heinz-Jürgen Axt Hoffnung für Griechenland - Maßnahmenpaket angesichts des drohenden Staatszerfalls 16 Roy Panagiotopoulou Jugend in Griechenland: ohne Zukunftsaussichten? 32 Katerina Gehl Jugendkultur und Einstellungen Jugendlicher zu „Europa" im heutigen Bulgarien 46 Tobias Flessenkemper Bosnien und Herzegowina und die Europäische Union: Zwanzig schwierige Jahre 66 Christian Hagemann Moldovan Governments in Perspective - With the Alliance towards European Integration? 80 Claus Neukirch Vertrauen und Misstrauen am Nistru - Aussichten für eine Regelung des Transnistrien-Konflikts

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Südosteuropa Mitteilungen 03 2012 52. Jahrgang Analysen / Positionen / Essays Main Focus: War Crimes and Transitional Justice in Former Yugoslavia 6 Christian Axboe Nielsen The Symbiosis of War Crimes and Organized Crime in the Former Yugoslavia 18 Fergal Gaynor Prosecution at the ICTY: Achievements and Challenges 32 Katarina Ristić Silencing Justice: War Crime Trials and the Society in Former Yugoslavia 44 Anisa Sućeska-Vekić War Crime Trials in Bosnia and Herzegovina: Achievements and Challenges 52 Dejan Jović The War That Is Not Allowed to Be Forgotten: Nationalist Discourse on the "Homeland War" (1991-1995) in Contemporary Croatia 70 Elena Panagiotidis Die Radikalisierung der griechischen Parteienlandschaft - Griechenland nach den Parlamentswahlen am 6. Mai 2012 80 Herbert Küpper Ungarns neues Grundgesetz von 2011 - Kein Grund zum Jubel, aber auch noch nicht das Ende der Demokratie 102 Lindita Arapi Eine Schwarz-Rote Allianz für ein neues oder ein Groß-Albanien?

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Südosteuropa Mitteilungen 04 2012 52. Jahrgang Analysen / Positionen / Essays 6 George Tzogopoulos Time Running out for Greece - Blaming Germany Instead of Implementing Reforms 14 Wim van Meurs Serben und andere Europäer: Nach den Mai-Wahlen 2012 32 Petra Sorge Media in Kosovo - Long Walk to Modernity 48 Andreas Bösche Interview mit Andrej Tišma: „Denn auch durch Kunst kann eine Gesellschaft geheilt werden" 58 Werner T. Bauer Rechtspopulismus in Europa - unter besonderer Berücksichtigung von Ost- und Südosteuropa 70 Elena H. Angelova / Frank Scholwin Potenziale und Vorteile der Biomethan-Produktion in Südosteuropa

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Südosteuropa Mitteilungen 05-06 2012 52. Jahrgang Analysen / Positionen / Essays 6 Elena Panagiotidis Wenn der Staat kapituliert: der Fall Griechenland - Die rechtsextremistische Partei Chryssi Avgi macht ungehindert mobil 16 Dominik Tolksdorf Transatlantische Zusammenarbeit in Bosnien-Herzegowina - Neue Initiativen für eine Verfassungsreform 2013? 26 Leon Malazogu / Florian Bieber The Future of Interaction between Prishtina and Belgrade 44 Michael Sauer Sozialpolitik im Kosovo: Liberalisierung eines Politikfeldes 62 Lumnije Jusufi Vergangenheitsaufarbeitung des Standard-Albanischen 78 Sonja Schüler Straßenproteste in Sofia: Über Umweltschutz und „kritische Öffentlichkeit" in Bulgarien 86 Birte Nienaber Massentourismus an der bulgarischen Schwarzmeerküste - Sommer, Sonne, Strand und ...? 100 Ivan Tchalakov / Martin J. Ivanov Bulgarien: Die Kraft und der Widerstand des Stroms -Sozio-technische sowie techno-politische Spannungen bei der Einführung von erneuerbaren Energien in Bulgarien am Beispiel der Windenergie und der Photovoltaik 112 Martin Malek Rahmenbedingungen von Verteidigung und Sicherheit der Republik Moldau 126 Nina Julia Müller External Influences in the Cyprus Conflict: Help or Hindrance? -The Role of the European Union

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Sudosteuropa Mitteilungen 01 / 2013 53. Jahrgang Analysen / Positionen / Essays 6 Heinz-Jürgen Axt Griechenland: trotz europäischer Fördergelder nicht wettbewerbsfähig - Die EU muss ihre Kohäsionspolitik überdenken 26 Sabine Willenberg „Kukuriku" oder „Nicht ohne meine Nachbarn": Kroatien im Endspurt zum EU-Beitritt 40 Gülistan Gürbey Vom Freund zum Feind: Die Syrien-Politik der Türkei im Kontext des Bürgerkrieges in Syrien Main Focus Turkish Foreign Policy: Challenges and Chances 53 Editorial / Summaries 57 Heinz Kramer The Future of Turkish-Western Relations 73 Dimitar Bechev Is Turkey Pivoting Back to the West? 79 Günter Seufert Internal Driving Forces for Turkey's Middle East Policy - Potential and Limits of Turkey's Policy in the Region 85 Semih Idiz What Determines Ankara's Foreign Policy? 90 Yavuz Baydar Turkish-European Relations and the Importance of Visa Liberalisation 95 Uta Zapf Turkey and the European Union: A Complicated Relationship 99 Roderich Kiesewetter Enhancing Turkey's Relations with the EU Berichte 101 Turkish Foreign Policy: Challenges and Chances within Changing Regional and Global Neighbourhoods. Berlin, 18-19 October 2012 107 Die türkische Außenpolitik: Neue Positionen, vertraute Konstellationen? Bochum, 8. Februar 2013

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Sudosteuropa Mitteilungen 03-04 I 2013 53.Jahrgang Analysen / Positionen / Essays 8 George Tzogopoulos Is a Greek Success Story Possible? 18 Zenon Pophaides

The Cypriot Crisis and the New Eurozone Policies 26 Heinz-Jürgen Axt

Die Republik Zypern als Sanierungsfall: Legenden und Fakten zur Finanzkrise

44 Michael Weichert Die Parlamentswahlen in Albanien vom 23. Juni 2013 - Rotation der Macht oder Renaissance der Politik?

56 Johanna Deimel / Antoinette Primatarova Albanien vor und nach den Parlamentswahlen 2013 - Demokratischer Reifetest bestanden?

72 Tim Graewert Bulgarien nach den Neuwahlen am 12. Mai 2013 - Die politische Elite in der Legitimationskrise

84 Michael Hein Verfassung und demokratische Konsolidierung im postsozialistischen Bulgarien - Eine formale Institution als entscheidender Faktor im südosteuropäischen Kontext?

102 Mijo Božić / Matej Živković Implications for Trade Relations between the Republic of Croatia and Bosnia and Herzegovina subsequent to Croatia's Accession to the European Union

Schwerpunkt Ungarn 116 Joachim von Puttkamer Ungarn seit 1989: Ein Systemwechsel mit Schwächen 128 Ellen Bos Die ungarische Demokratie in der Krise? - Veränderungen des politischen Systems in Ungarn nach drei Jahren Regierung Viktor Orbän 142 András Hettyey

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Die Europa-Politik der Orbán-Regierung 154 László Csaba Growth, Crisis Management and the EU: The Hungarian Trilemma 170 Krisztlna Nagy Aktuelle Fragen der Medienfreiheit in Ungarn 180 Krisztián Ungváry Ungarn: Erinnerungskultur und politische Konflikte

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Südosteuropa 60. Jahrgang 2012, Heft 3 SCHWERPUNKT: GRIECHENLAND Gustav Auernheimer Zwei Wahlen im Zeichen der Krise. Ergebnisse, Hintergründe und Folgen 303-320 Heinz-Jürgen Axt Griechenland, das Kalkül der Linkspopulisten und der Euro 321-345 loannis Zelepos Im Südosten nichts Neues? Ein historischer Blick auf die griechische Finanzkrise 346-362 Antigone Lyberaki, Piaton Tinios: Labour and Pensions in the Greek Crisis: The Microfoundations of Disaster .. 363-386 Georgios Terizakis Verkappter Lokalismus und selbstregulierte Urbanität: Stadtentwicklung in Griechenland (am Beispiel Athens) 387-409 Jutta Lauth Bacas Griechenland und seine Ausländer: Integration und Exklusion in Zeiten der Krise 410-432 Jannis Panagiotidis Die Krise ist kein Fußballspiel: Bemerkungen zu einem medial inszenierten Konflikt 433-454

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Südosteuropa 60. Jahrgang 2012, Heft 4 Inhaltsverzeichnis SCHWERPUNKT: RESEARCH ON STATE-BUILDING IN THE WESTERN BALKANS: COMPARATIVE METHODOLOGIES Susan L. Woodward, Denisa Kostovicova, Vesna Bojicic-Dzelilovic: Introduction: Methodology and the Study of State-Building in the Western Balkans .. 467-469 Susan L. Woodward Can We Measure Legitimacy? 470-482 Andrew Gilbert Legitimacy Matters: Managing the Democratization Paradox of Foreign State-Building in Bosnia-Herzegovina 483-496 Stephanie Schwandner-Sievers, Isabel Ströhle An Ethnography of "Political Will": Towards a Thick Description of Internal Scripts in Post-war Kosovo 497-513 Sherrill Stroschein Must the State Be a Vertical Network? Considering Kosovo 514-525 Florian Bieber: Reconceprualizing the Study of Power-Sharing ........ 526-535 Dane Taleski Within State-Building: Studying Parties from Guerrillas in Croatia and Macedonia 536-544 Adam Fagan The End of State-Building and a Return to "Democracy": The Legacy of the Arab Spring for Studying the Successor States of the Former Yugoslavia 545-554 Gëzim Krasniqi Unpacking Post-Communist Socio-Political Transformations in the Western Balkans: A Citizenship-Centred Approach .. 555-564 Paula M. Pickering Gauging the Impact of State-Building at the Local Level in the Western Balkans 565-573 Francesco Strazzari The Informal and the Criminal: State-Building as an Extralegal Field 574-588 Vesna Bojicic-Dzelilovic, Denisa Kostovicova

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Südosteuropa 61. Jahrgang 2013, Heft 1

I N H A L T S V E R Z E I C H N I S Yelis Erolova Labour Migrations of Bulgarian Turks to Turkey since 1990. A Case Study on Migrants from Svishtov, Bulgaria 1-24 Mihaela Culea Current Trends in Literary Agenting, the Roles of Literary Agents and the Hardships of Getting Published in Contemporary Romania 25-51 Nikolaos Papakostas Legacies, Particularism, and the Irrelevance of EU Policy for Addressing Corruption: A Case Study of Bulgaria and the CVM 52-78 Martin Mendelski They Have Failed Again! Donor-driven Promotion of the Rule of Law in Serbia 79-113 Daniela Ivanova Confounding the Voter: Political Corruption in Late Democratizers 114-145

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Südosteuropa 61. Jahrgang 2013, Heft 2

INHALTSVERZEICHNIS Michael Knogler, Fidelis Lankes Sozialmodelle in der erweiterten EU: Kroatien 167-192 Stoyan Panov Judicial Anti-Corruption Reforms in Bulgaria and the Role of the EU in Bulgaria's Judiciary Regulation 193-218 Alexander Bürgin Die lange Reise bis zur Reisefreiheit: Eine Analyse der Verhandlungen zwischen der EU und der Türkei über die Abschaffung der Visapflicht für Türken 219-243 Wilfried Heller Who Moves within the Country? Who Emigrates? Who Immigrates? Current Migrational Trends in Romania 244-267 Clara Volintiru How Public Spending is Fuelling Electoral Strategies in Romania 268-289 Romy Wöhlert Future EU Members or Europe's Internal Other? The Reciprocal News Coverage between Western Balkan Countries and EU Member States in View of the Support for a Further EU Enlargement . . . 290-311

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Transition Studies Review Editor: G. Dominese, Co-Editors: Y. Chen, L. Gaiser Volume 19 • Number 4 • March 2013 RTP RUSSIA TRANSITION PAPERS Mode of Socio-Economic Development and Occupational Structure: The Case of Contemporary Russia V.A. Anikin 397 ES EURASIAN STUDIES The Macroeconomic Determinants of Remittance Flows from Russia to Tajikistan M. Sultonov 417 RSSP REGIONAL STUDIES AND SPATIAL PLANNING Spatial Distribution of Knowledge-Intensive Industries in Hungary I. Szakálné Kanó • Z. Vas 431 TFBR TRANSITION FINANCE AND BANKING RESEARCH RBI's Monetary Policy and Macroeconomic Announcements: Impact on S&P CNX Nifty VIX I. Shaikh • P. Padhi 445 Banking Sector Development and Economic Growth in Central and Southeastern Europe Countries J. Kjosevski 461 EIM ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND INTERNATIONAL MANAGEMENT The Relationship between Cultural Tightness-Looseness and Organizational Innovativeness: A Comparative Research into the Turkish and Italian Marble Industries E. Ozeren • O.N.T. Ozmen • A. Appolloni 475 Organizational Communication-Strategies at International Level N. Vasilcovschi 493 EAP EASTERN ASIA PAPER Lifelong Learning Development in China: Progress and Problems W. Li 503 CEEI CENTRAL AND EASTERN EUROPEAN ISSUES The Recent Crisis Impact on the Economies of Some Countries of Central and Eastern Europe A.L. Lokar, L. Bajzikova, M. Mason, F. Nassivera 511

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Transition Studies Review Editor: G. Dominese • Co-Editors: Y. Chen, L, Gaiser • Managing Editor: L. Tran Dinh Volume 19 • Number 3 • February 2013 WTER WORLD TRANSITION ECONOMY RESEARCH The Role of Progress Factors Explaining Inefficiencies in Transition Countries E.G. Solakoglu • M.N. Solakoglu • N. Demir 261 In the Long Run We Are all Dead: Hey Keynes, What Is Long in the Contemporary US Case? I. Kovač 275 Does Overconfidence Bias Explain Volatility During the Global Financial Crisis? M.B. Abbes 291 J-Curve Dynamics and the Marshall-Lerner Condition: Evidence from R. Jamilov 313 HCIK HUMAN CAPITAL, INNOVATION, KNOWLEDGE The Chinese Policy of Highly-Qualified Human Capital: A Strategic Factor for Global Competition in Innovation A. Giordano • A. Pagano 325 TFBR TRANSITION FINANCE AND BANKING RESEARCH Regulatory Problems of Commercial Banks in the Context of the European Sovereign Crisis E. Sandoyan • G. Grigoryan 339 NER NEXT EUROPE RESEARCH: EUROPEAN INSTITUTIONS, ENLARGEMENT, WIDER INTEGRATION AND THE WORLD The Impact of European Monetary Union on Finance-Growth Nexus S. Armin ■ S. Ibrahim ■ W.N.W. Azman-Saini 347 SAP SOUTH ASIA PAPER Dynamics of Current Account Deficit: A Lesson from Pakistan S.T. Jawaid • S.A. Raza 357 BRP BALTIC RESEARCH PAPERS Electricity Cost as a Driver of Competitiveness in Northern Europe: The Case of Estonia M. Viiding • K. Kallemets • P. Pikk 367 JDR JUNIOR DISSERTATIONS AND RESEARCHES Tackling Climate Change Through Social Change: A Comparative Analysis M. Dorigo 383

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Transition Studies Review Editor: G. Dominese • Co-Editors: Y. Chen, D. Lesjak • Managing Editor: L. Tran Dinh Volume 20 • Number 1 ■ April 2013 TFBR TRANSITION FINANCE AND BANKING RESEARCH Determinants of Bank Performance in Transition Countries: A Data Envelopment Analysis T. Havranek • Z. Irsova 1 LAR LATIN AMERICA RESEARCH Brazil in the Transition Towards Knowledge Economy: Between Qualification and Internationalization of. Human Capital A. Giordano • A. Pagano 19 EAP EASTERN ASIA PAPER Stock Exchange Markets in Hong Kong: Structure and Main Problems R. Pauluzzo • E. Geretto 33 SPIG SOCIETY, POLICY, INSTITUTIONS AND GOVERNANCE Taxation, Economic Growth and Political Stability A.K. Tiwari 49 RTP RUSSIA TRANSITION PAPERS What Causes the Regional Disparity of FDI in Russia? A Spatial Analysis S.S. Kayam • A. Yabrukov • M. Hisarciklilar 63 SHC SOCIETY, HISTORY AND CULTURE The Role of Family Background in the Heterogeneity of Self-Employment in Some Transition Countries R. Castellano • G. Punzo 79 SEEI SOUTH EAST EUROPEAN ISSUES Assessing Monetary and Fiscal Policy Interaction in a Small Open Economy: the Case Republic of Macedonia B. Fetai 89 BSRS BLACK SEA REGIONAL STUDIES Development Priorities in an Emerging Decentralized Economy: The Case of Armenia's Local Development Programs A. Mavisakalyan 105