Comparative Southeast European Studies

1959 - 2024

Current editor(s): Sabine Rutar

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Volume 67, issue 4, 2019

Promoting ‘Positive Stories’ of Help and Rescue from the 1992-1995 War in Bosnia and Herzegovina. An Alternative to the Dichotomy of Guilt and Victimhood? pp. 447-475

Moll Nicolas

The New Independent Orthodox Church in Ukraine pp. 476-499

Mykhaleyko Andriy

The Serbian Orthodox Church’s Involvement in Carrying the Memory of the Holocaust pp. 500-533

Hofmeisterová Karin

Into the Grey Zone, Or: How to Track Fading Multiculturalism in Southeastern Europe: The Exhibition ‘“We Live Word to Word.” Banat – Transylvania – Bukovina. Ethnograffiti of Southeastern Europe’ at the Friedrich Schiller University Jena, 2018-2020 pp. 534-554

Dippel Anne and Bopp-Filimonov Valeska

Remigration to Post-Socialist Europe. Hopes and Realities of Return pp. 555-557

Göler Daniel

Lesbian Activism in the (Post-)Yugoslav Space. Sisterhood and Unity pp. 557-559

Antulov Sandra

Activist Citizenship in Southeast Europe pp. 559-562

Kojanić Ognjen

Health and Wealth on the Bosnian Market. Intimate Debt pp. 562-563

Pantović Ljiljana

Politics of Identity in Post-Conflict States. The Bosnian and Irish Experience pp. 564-566

Milekić Sven

State-graphy. Toward a Relational Anthropology of the State pp. 566-568

Pejović Astrea

Volume 67, issue 3, 2019

Contemporary Borders as ‘Phantom Borders’. An Introduction pp. 297-303

Zajc Marko

The Schengen Border and the Criminalization of Migration in Slovenia pp. 304-327

Bajt Veronika

Administrative Legacies and ‘Phantom Borders’ in Transnistria, 1996-2003. The Case of the Rybnitsa Sugar and Alcohol Factory pp. 328-346

Lesanu Alexandru

The Oder-Neisse Line and Nation-Building in Poland since 1989. Phantom-Like Characteristics of Current Borders pp. 347-368

Klomp Jasper

Administrative Legacy and the River Mura Border Dispute between Slovenia and Croatia pp. 369-392

Zajc Marko

Tourism Urbanization in Croatia. The Cases of Poreč in Istria and Makarska in Dalmatia pp. 393-420

Kranjčević Jasenka and Hajdinjak Sanja

Beyond Corruption? Romania’s Future after the EU Presidency pp. 421-433

Gatejel Luminita and Grama Adrian

Mapping Versatile Boundaries. Understanding the Balkans pp. 434-436

Franzinetti Guido

Revolutionary Totalitarianism, Pragmatic Socialism, Transition pp. 436-437

Beuk Sergej

Versunken im Mittelmeer? Flüchtlingsorganisationen im Mittelmeerraum und das Europäische Asylsystem pp. 437-439

Brenner Manuela

The Emergence of Historical Forensic Expertise. Clio Takes the Stand pp. 440-442

Duijzings Ger

Dissense über sexuelle Differenz in Serbien und Kroatien. Eine qualitative Dispositivanalyse postjugoslawischer Massenmedien (2009-2013) und quantitative Sekundärdatenauswertung der European Values Study (2008) zu Homophobie im Westbalkan pp. 442-444

Ajanović Edma

Sprachliche Verhältnisse und Restrukturierung sprachlicher Repertoires in der Republik Moldova pp. 444-446

Ciscel Matthew

Volume 67, issue 2, 2019

Social Policies, Demographic Patterns, and Inclusion Strategies. An Introduction pp. 143-149

Skoglund Ekaterina

Silent Non-Exit and Broken Voice. Early Postcommunist Social Policies as Protest-Preempting Strategies pp. 150-174

Vanhuysse Pieter

The State Policy towards the Homeless in Moldova between the ‘Left Hand’ and the ‘Right Hand’. The Case of Chișinău Shelter pp. 175-195

Negură Petru

Generational and Intergenerational Care and Mobility Networks in Kosovo pp. 196-210

Latifi Tahir

Precarious Retirement for Ageing Albanian (Return) Migrants pp. 211-233

Duci Veronika, Dhembo Elona and Vathi Zana

Starting Early with Language Learning. Enhancing Human Capital and Improving the Integration of Migrant Families in the Danube Region. Examples from Bavaria pp. 234-263

Skoglund Ekaterina and Bretthauer Astrid

Electronic Democracy in Belarus, Moldova, and Ukraine. Patterns and Comparative Perspectives pp. 264-284

Khutkyy Dmytro

Nostalgia, Loss and Creativity in Southeast Europe. Political and Cultural Representations of the Past pp. 285-286

Maria Bostenaru Dan

‘Den Balkan gibt es nicht’. Erbschaften im südöstlichen Europa pp. 286-289

Pranzl Joachim

Mehrsprachigkeit in der Republik Moldau aus autobiographischer Perspektive pp. 289-291

Weirich Anna-Christine

Migrating Borders and Moving Times. Temporality and the Crossing of Borders in Europe pp. 291-294

Zajc Marko

Everyday Life in the Balkans pp. 294-296

Thiemann André

Volume 67, issue 1, 2019

Exhibiting Memories of a Besieged City. The (Uncertain) Role of Museums in Constructing Public Memory of the 1992-1995 Siege of Sarajevo pp. 1-23

Banjeglav Tamara

Doing Science in Futureless Times. War, Political Engagement, and National Mission in Croatian Ethnology during the 1990s pp. 24-49

Cosovschi Agustín

Psychic Landscapes, Worker Organizing and Blame. Uljanik and the 2018 Croatian Shipbuilding Crisis pp. 50-74

Hodges Andrew

Permanently in Transit. Middle Eastern Migrants and Refugees in Serbia pp. 75-109

Galijaš Armina

Freedom of Culture in and after Yugoslavia. An Interview with Branka Prpa pp. 110-128

Nießer Jacqueline

How Generations Remember. Conflicting Histories and Shared Memories in Post-War Bosnia and Herzegovina pp. 129-140

Trošt Tamara

Social Movements in the Balkans. Rebellion and Protest from Maribor to Taksim pp. 131-134

Zunneberg Christel

Reporting the Attacks on Dubrovnik in 1991, and the Recognition of Croatia pp. 135-137

Pejović Astrea

Turkish-Azerbaijani Relations. One Nation – Two States? pp. 137-139

Beilinson Orel

Legacies of Twentieth-Century Communism pp. 139-140

Komnenović Dora

Volume 66, issue 4, 2018

Macedonian Monument Culture Beyond ‘Skopje 2014’ pp. 451-480

Reef Paul

The Dveri Movement Through a Discursive Lens. Serbia’s Contemporary Right-Wing Nationalism pp. 481-502

Jovanović Srđan Mladenov

The Far Right in Greece. Paramilitarism, Organized Crime and the Rise of ‘Golden Dawn’ pp. 503-531

Tsoutsoumpis Spyridon

Traditional Home Slaughtering of Animals in the Framework of EU Legislation. Evidence from Bosnia and Herzegovina pp. 532-553

Kumalić Ismet

Politics Going Civil. Contentious (Party) Politics in Montenegro pp. 554-576

Sartori Alberto and Pranzl Joachim

Citizenship, Ethnicity, History, Nation, Region, and the Prespa Agreement of June 2018 between Macedonia and Greece pp. 577-593

Rohdewald Stefan

Yearnings in the Meantime. ‘Normal Lives’ and the State in a Sarajevo Apartment Complex pp. 594-596

Duijzings Ger

Phantomgrenzen und regionale Autonomie im postsozialistischen Südosteuropa. Die Vojvodina und das Banat im Vergleich pp. 597-598

Koç Haşim

Ethnic Minorities and Politics in Post-Socialist Southeastern Europe pp. 599-601

Vrăbiescu Ioana

Das politische System Bosnien und Herzegowinas. Herausforderungen zwischen Dayton-Friedensabkommen und EU-Annäherung pp. 601-603

Kapidžić Damir

Migration in the Southern Balkans. From Ottoman Territory to Globalized Nation States pp. 603-605

Haksöz Cengiz

Volume 66, issue 3, 2018

Corruption in Southeastern Europe and Latin America. An Introduction pp. 293-298

Buchenau Klaus

The Ideological Malleability of Corruption. A Comparative Analysis of Official Corruption Discourses in Albania and Colombia, 2010-2017 pp. 299-324

Kajsiu Blendi

Turkeys Do Not Vote for Christmas. The Brazilian Anti-Vote-Buying Law pp. 325-348

Carmo Andreia reis Do

‘One Does Everything to Make Life Better.’ Petty Corruption and Its Legal Implications in Hungary pp. 349-370

Burai Petra

Not-So-Informal Relationships. Selective Unbundling of Maternal Care and the Reconfigurations of Patient–Provider Relations in Serbia pp. 371-391

Pantović Ljiljana

Questioning Anticorruption in Postcommunist Contexts. Romanian MPs from Commitment to Contestation pp. 392-417

Iancu Alexandra

Future Challenges of Corruption Studies pp. 418-425

Ledeneva Alena

‘Georgian Film Is a Completely Unique Phenomenon.’ A Film Scene with History, or Georgian Cinema in the Emancipation Loop pp. 426-440

Buder Bernd

Building Democracy in the Yugoslav Successor States. Accomplishments, Setbacks, Challenges since 1990 pp. 441-442

Komnenović Dora

Die Balkankrisen von 1908-1914 und die Jugoslawienkonflikte von 1991-1999 im Beziehungsgeflecht der Großmächte. Das Verhalten von internationalen Akteuren bei der Ausbreitung von Konflikten auf dem Balkan pp. 443-444

Boeckh Katrin

Replicating Atonement. Foreign Models in the Commemoration of Atrocities pp. 444-446

Zunneberg Christel

EU, Europe Unfinished. Mediating Europe and the Balkans in a Time of Crisis pp. 447-449

Cristina Maria Dogot

Volume 66, issue 2, 2018

Montenegro. Capitalist Transformation at the European Periphery pp. 143-152

Lazić Mladen

Change, Continuity and Crisis. Montenegro’s Political Trajectory (1988-2016) pp. 153-181

Morrison Kenneth

Everyday Life and Lifestyles of Social Classes in Montenegro pp. 182-202

Djukanović Borislav

Economic Inequalities in Montenegro pp. 203-220

Petrović Irena

Value Orientations and Systemic Changes in Montenegro, 1989-2015 pp. 221-244

Lazić Mladen

State Liability for Failure to Protect Others. Srebrenica Cases pp. 245-271

Delpla Isabelle

A Word on Kosovo’s First Ten Years pp. 272-281

Austin Robert C.

Beyond Mosque, Church, and State. Alternative Narratives of the Nation in the Balkans pp. 282-284

Kordas George

Yugoslavian Inferno. Ethnoreligious Warfare in the Balkans pp. 284-286

Niebuhr Robert

Promena vrednosnih orijentacija u postsocijalističkim društvima Srbije i Hrvatske. Politički i ekonomski liberalizam (Change in value orientations in the postsocialist societies of Serbia and Croatia. Political and economic liberalism) pp. 286-288

Resanović Milica

Hunger and Fury. The Crisis of Democracy in the Balkans pp. 288-290

Meurs Wim van

Party Responses to the EU in the Western Balkans. Transformation, Opposition or Defiance? pp. 290-292

Wentholt Niké

Volume 66, issue 1, 2018

Urban Ethnography. An Introduction pp. 1-9

Duijzings Ger

The Everyday Life of a Homo Sacer. Enclave Urbanism in Podgorica, Montenegro pp. 10-26

Brković Čarna

The Politics of Simulation. Fake Repairs in a Serbian Industrial Town pp. 27-44

Jovanović Deana

Postsocialist Informal Urbanism between Creativity and Power. Notes on Four Projects from Romania pp. 45-68

Văetişi Şerban

‘And When the Heart is Sick, the Whole Body is Sick.’ Repairing the Person and the Urban Fabric through Everyday Sufi Ethics in Postwar Sarajevo pp. 69-93

Kostadinova Zora

Constitutional Justice in Credit Crises. The Hungarian Case pp. 94-118

Gárdos-Orosz Fruzsina

The Border Monster Refuses to Die pp. 119-130

Zajc Marko

Of Red Dragons and Evil Spirits. Post-Communist Historiography between Democratization and New Politics of History pp. 131-133

Zunneberg Christel

Post-Conflict Europeanization and the War of Meanings. The Challenges of Eu Conditionality in Bosnia-Herzegovina and Kosovo pp. 133-135

Moisé Gian Marco

Balkan Legacies of the Great War. The Past Is Never Dead pp. 135-136

Mayr-Veselinović Claudia

NATO and the Western Balkans. From Neutral Spectator to Proactive Peacemaker pp. 136-138

Hoebens Roos

Feminist Activism at War. Belgrade and Zagreb Feminists in the 1990s pp. 139-141

Bonfiglioli Chiara