Central and Eastern European Review

2014 - 2020

Current editor(s): Edita Gzoyan, Claes Levinsson and David Smith

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The Deepest Strand. Isiah Berlin and the Intellectual History of Russia pp. 1-34: Ackroyd John
Balkan Affairs. Recent Titles Reviewed pp. 35-51: Young Antonia
Tracing the Metrica and Problems Interpreting Russian Histories. Recent Titles Reviewed pp. 52-63: Housden Martyn

Riga and Our Roots. Ten Arguments for the Thing with the Kin pp. 1-12: Deubner Paula
Women Survivors of the Armenian Genocide: Liberation and Relief at the Aleppo Rescue Home pp. 13-30: Gzoyan Edita
Democracy Towards Authoritarianism Under Illiberal Populist Leaders in Hungary and Poland pp. 31-48: Vadhanavisala Onvara
Between the Baltic and the Black Sea. Recent Titles Reviewed pp. 49-64: Housden Martyn

Headlines as Fake News: Discursive Deception in Serbia’s Daily Informer (2012–2018) pp. 1-22: Jovanović Srđan Mladenov
Narratives of Nationalism and the Conflict in Eastern Ukraine: Myth, Religion and Language pp. 23-47: Clarke Jonathan E.M.
Orwell’s List pp. 48-62: Lotman Mihhail
Russia and Europe Cultural Components of a Crisis pp. 63-69: Lotman Mihhail
South Eastern Europe Reviews pp. 70-86: Young Antonia

Technology Parks in Poland As an Element of Public Proinnovation Policy—Selected Results from Empirical Research pp. 1-26: Wróblewski Marek and Kwieciński Leszek
What Went Wrong in the Cyprus Negotiations? The Three Elements That Led to Failure pp. 27-44: Stelgias Niko
Power, Ideas Or Mere Coincidence? Considering the End of the Cold War In Material, Ideational and Coincidental Perspective pp. 45-74: Więcławski Jacek
Tirana’s Changing Face pp. 75-83: Young Antonia
Refugees and Europe a Review Essay pp. 84-91: Young Antonia
Tourism Two Reviews pp. 92-100: Young Antonia
South Eastern Europe Reviews pp. 101-115: Young Antonia
Migration and South Eastern Europe a Review Essay pp. 116-123: Young Antonia

New History—the New Ways of Knowing and Remembering the Caucasus in Poland pp. 2-40: Pierzynska Justyna
The Impact of Globalization on Albania pp. 41-60: Meçe Merita
Reviews About: Albania and Kosovo pp. 61-99: Young Antonia
‘When Historians Gossip’ A Review pp. 100-103: Gowing Elizabeth
Reviews About: Gender, Mobility and Research Methods pp. 105-125: Young Antonia
Report on the Balkans Peace Park Project: ‘Concerns for Valbona, Within the Cross-Border Balkans Peace Park Project (B3P)’ pp. 126-130: Young Antonia, Sula Jonid, Bohne Cathreine, Isufaj Dorentina and Bateed Jen

Eurasianism and the Far Right in Central and Southeast Europe pp. 1-10: Vassilis Petsinis
Proinnovative Policy and the National Innovation System a case study from Poland pp. 11-40: Kwieciński Leszek
The Conflicts of Identity: Nationalism in Post-Yugoslavian Macedonia pp. 41-67: Clark James D.
The Curious Chasidic Pilgrimage to Lelov, Poland pp. 68-82: Morawska Lucia
The League of Nations and Armenian Refugees. The Formation of the Armenian Diaspora in Syria pp. 83-102: Gzoyan Edita
Journalism as a means to Reconciliation. Paul Schiemann’s Essays 1919–20 pp. 103-123: Housden Martyn
The Life of Edith Durham pp. 124-128: Young Antonia
Reviews. Focus: The Balkans and Post-Communism pp. 129-150: Phillips Tom, Young Antonia and Gowing Elizabeth