Comparative Southeast European Studies

1959 - 2024

Current editor(s): Sabine Rutar

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Volume 65, issue 4, 2017

In Search of Catharsis. Theatre in Serbia in the 1990s pp. 607-631

Šentevska Irena

Denying the Unknown. Everyday Narratives about Croatian Involvement in the 1992-1995 Bosnian Conflict pp. 632-653

Sokolić Ivor

‘I’m Both a Worker and a Shareholder.’ Workers’ Narratives and Property Transformations in Postsocialist Bosnia-Herzegovina and Serbia pp. 654-678

Calori Anna and Jurkat Kathrin

The Size and Effects of Emigration and Remittances in the Western Balkans. A Forecasting Based on a Delphi Process pp. 679-695

Marjan Petreski, Blagica Petreski, Despina Tumanoska, Edlira Narazani, Kazazi Fatush, Ognjanov Galjina, Jankovic Irena, Mustafa Arben and Tereza Kochovska

Istanbul and Turkey One Year Later. Intriguing–Tense–Inspiring pp. 696-706

Luthar Oto

Re-Making Kozarac. Agency, Reconciliation and Contested Return in Post-War Bosnia pp. 707-709

Brenner Manuela

Performing Nostalgia. Migration Culture and Creativity in South Albania pp. 709-711

Jusufi Islam

Welcome to the Desert of Post-Socialism. Radical Politics After Yugoslavia pp. 711-713

Luteijn Geert

Emotions and Memory Politics in Central, Eastern and South-Eastern Europe pp. 714-716

Paul Johanna

Volume 65, issue 3, 2017

Household Strategies in Southeast European Societies in the Period of Economic Crisis pp. 449-458

Cvetičanin Predrag and Lavrič Miran

Typology of Household Strategies of Action in Four Countries of Southeastern Europe in a Period of Economic Crisis pp. 459-494

Cvetičanin Predrag and Lavrič Miran

Thriving and Surviving Activities of Households During the Crisis Period. Empirical Evidence from Southeastern Europe pp. 495-519

Adnan Efendic, Cvetičanin Predrag and Kumalić Ismet

Making Ends Meet. How Roma Families Living in Poverty Cope pp. 520-541

Šikić-Mićanović Lynette

Coping Strategies of Economically (Partially) Inactive Households: The Case of Croatia pp. 542-564

Bagić Dragan, Dobrotić Ivana, Lažnjak Jasminka, Rodik Petra and Vučkovićjuroš Tanja

Small Farmers in Four Southeast European Countries. A Qualitative Analysis of Life Strategies in Twenty-Five Agricultural Households pp. 565-588

Krstić Nemanja, Derado Augustin, Naterer Andrej and Kumalić Ismet

Scholars (Not) Investigating Srebrenica. Academic Feuds and Other Shortcomings pp. 589-595

Duijzings Ger

Europe’s Balkan Muslims. A New History pp. 596-597

Zdravkovski Aleksander

Gender (In)equality and Gender Politics in Southeastern Europe. A Question of Justice pp. 598-602

Malenica Brigita

Civic and Uncivic Values in Kosovo. History, Politics and Value Transformation pp. 602-604

Pustina Lorik

Entangled Histories of the Balkans. Volume Three. Shared Pasts, Disputed Legacies pp. 604-606

Wim van Meurs

Volume 65, issue 2, 2017

The Second World War in Southeastern Europe. Historiographies and Debates pp. 195-220

Rutar Sabine

The German Occupation Regimes in Southeastern Europe as a Research Problem in Yugoslav and Serbian Historiography pp. 221-238

Ristović Milan

Beyond the Myth of the ‘Good Italian’. Recent Trends in the Study of the Italian Occupation of Southeastern Europe during the Second World War pp. 239-259

Fonzi Paolo

Holocaust Research in Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Serbia. An Inventory pp. 260-283

Vulesica Marija

Nationalization through Internationalization. Writing, Remembering, and Commemorating the Holocaust in Macedonia and Bulgaria after 1989 pp. 284-315

Ragaru Nadège

The Greek Historiography of the 1940s. A Reassessment pp. 316-333

Voglis Polymeris and Nioutsikos Ioannis

Slovenia. Occupation, Repression, Partisan Movement, Collaboration, and Civil War in Historical Research pp. 334-363

Troha Nevenka

Rethinking the Place of the Second World War in the Contemporary History of Albania pp. 364-387

Kera Gentiana

From Heroisation to Competing Victimhoods. History Writing on the Second World War in Moldova pp. 388-411

Suveica Svetlana

Academic Freedom in Danger. Fact Files on the ‘CEU Affair’ pp. 412-436

Trencsényi Balázs, Rieber Alfred J., Iordachi Constantin and Hîncu Adela

A Concise History of Bosnia pp. 437-439

Roginer Oskar

Negotiating Social Relations in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Semiperipheral Entanglements pp. 439-441

Senjković Reana

Remembrance, History, and Justice. Coming to Terms with Traumatic Pasts in Democratic Societies pp. 441-443

Scherpenisse Susan

Minorities under Attack. Othering and Right-Wing Extremism in Southeast European Societies pp. 443-446

Bikic Delila

Fragile Loyalität zur Republik Moldau. Sowjetnostalgie und ‘Heimatlosigkeit’ unter den russischen und ukrainischen Minderheiten pp. 446-448

Wim van Meurs

Volume 65, issue 1, 2017

Changes in the narratives of Europeanization. Reviewing the impact of the union before the crisis pp. 1-9

Agarin Timofey

Securitization reversed. Does Europeanization improve minority/majority relations? pp. 10-34

Nancheva Nevena

Europeanization and minority policies in post-conflict Kosovo. Genuine inclusion or window dressing? pp. 35-55

Potter Michael

Security sector reform in Bosnia and Herzegovina. A case study of the Europeanization of the Western Balkans pp. 56-76

Kudlenko Anastasiia

Mirroring transitional justice. Construction and impact of European Union ICTY-conditionality pp. 77-98

Wentholt Niké

European style electoral politics in an ethnically divided society. The case of Kosovo pp. 99-124

Wise Laura and Agarin Timofey

Counting for what purpose? The paradox of including ethnic and cultural questions in the censuses of Croatia, Bosnia-Herzegovina, and Macedonia pp. 125-148

Hoh Anna-Lena

Talk the talk, or walk the walk? Changing narratives in Europeanization research pp. 149-169

Agarin Timofey and Yilmaz Gözde

Macedonia’s colourful revolution and the elections of 2016. A chance for democracy, or all for nothing? pp. 170-182

Reef Paul

Anthems and the making of nation states. Identity and nationalism in the Balkans pp. 183-185

Kreuter Peter Mario

Erinnerungen an die ‘Nicht-Zeit’. Das sozialistische Rumänien im biographisch-zeitgeschichtlichen Gedächtnis der Nachwendezeit (1989-2007) pp. 185-187

Wim van Meurs

Transnationalism, Diaspora and Migrants from the Former Yugoslavia in Britain pp. 187-189

Bernard Sara

Politicization of Religion. The Power of Symbolism. The Case of Former Yugoslavia and its Successor States: Politicization of Religion. The Power of State, Nation, and Faith. The Case of Former Yugoslavia and its Successor States pp. 189-191

Boeckh Katrin

From Class to Identity. The Politics of Education Reforms in Former Yugoslavia pp. 191-193

Cosovschi Águstin

Volume 64, issue 4, 2016

Memories and Narratives of the 1999 NATO Bombing in Serbia pp. 433-437

Fridman Orli and Rácz Krisztina

Memories of the 1999 NATO Bombing in Belgrade, Serbia pp. 438-459

Fridman Orli

Official Commemoration of the NATO Bombing of Serbia. A Case Study of the Fifteenth Anniversary pp. 460-481

Mandić Marija

‘The Song Has Kept Us’: Soundscape of Belgrade during the NATO Bombing pp. 482-499

Atanasovski Srđan

‘Achieved without Ambiguity?’ Memorializing Victimhood in Belgrade after the 1999 NATO Bombing pp. 500-519

Bădescu Gruia

Trauma or Entertainment? Collective Memories of the NATO Bombing of Serbia pp. 520-543

Rácz Krisztina

Agents of Change. Women’s Advocacy during Democratization in Croatia pp. 544-559

Rošul-Gajić Jagoda

#Kosovo: 30 students of the German National Academic Foundation embarked on a self-organised seminar trip to Kosovo to examine the country's development since 1999 pp. 560-573

Hermanns Sophie, Rieger Kevin, Stolle Johannes and Weeger Maren

The Killing Compartments. The Mentality of Mass Murder pp. 574-576

Duijzings Ger

Phantomgrenzen. Räume und Akteure in der Zeit neu denken pp. 576-580

Rutar Sabine

The War in Our Backyard. The Bosnia and Kosovo Wars through the Lens of the German Print Media pp. 580-582

Ihrig Stefan

Strategies of Symbolic Nation-Building in South Eastern Europe pp. 582-584

Reef Paul

Engineering Revolution. The Paradox of Democracy Promotion in Serbia pp. 584-586

Bockman Johanna K.

Prosecuting Slobodan Milošević. The Unfinished Trial pp. 586-588

Wim van Meurs

Volume 64, issue 3, 2016

Living after the Fall. Contingent Biographies in Postsocialist Space pp. 277-283

Scarboro Cristofer

Between Trauma and Nostalgia. The Intellectual Ethos and Generational Dynamics of Memory in Postsocialist Romania pp. 284-306

Georgescu Diana

‘Project 1990’ as an Anti-Monument in Bucharest and the Aestheticisation of Memory pp. 307-324

Preda Caterina

Confessions of a ‘Mixed Marriage Child’. Diary in the Study of Yugoslavia’s Breakup pp. 325-343

Buric Fedja

Negotiating Socialist Lives after the Fall. Narrative Resources and Strategies of the First Socialist Generation in Bulgaria pp. 344-364

Koleva Daniela

Europe on the Move. A Commentary pp. 365-371

Busek Erhard

Brexit and Europe. A Commentary pp. 372-380

Breuilly John

Beyond the ‘Balkan route’, or Why Southeastern Europe Remains a Core Issue for Europe: A Discussion among Andrea Despot, Hannes Grandits, Wolfgang Höpken, Dušan Reljić, Gabriella Schubert, and Sevasti Trubeta pp. 381-395

Despot Andrea, Grandits Hannes, Höpken Wolfgang, Reljić Dušan, Schubert Gabriella and Trubeta Sevasti

New literature on the architecture of socialist modernity in Yugoslavia pp. 396-418

Meder Iris

The Survived Country pp. 419-421

Moll Nicolas

The Revival of Islam in the Balkans pp. 421-422

Bougarel Xavier

Disrupted Landscapes. State, Peasants and the Politics of Land in Postsocialist Romania pp. 423-424

Meurs Wim van

The European Debt Crisis. The Greek Case pp. 424-426

Luteijn Geert

Der Balkan zwischen Ost und West. Mediale Bilder und kulturpolitische Prägungen pp. 426-429

Fiedler Johanna

Workers and Revolution in Serbia. From Tito to Milošević pp. 429-432

Rutar Sabine

Volume 64, issue 2, 2016

History’s debris. The many pasts in the post-1989 present pp. 119-141

Iacob Bogdan C.

‘Brotherhood and Unity’ dissolved. Yugoslav radio broadcasting in (west) berlin and the changing politics of representation, 1988-95 pp. 142-166

Thaden Matthias

Integrating victims, externalising guilt? commemorating the Holocaust in Hungary pp. 167-187

Laczó Ferenc

Educational policies in Romania from Ceauşescu’s heritage to European mimicry pp. 188-205

Ruşitoru Mihaela-Viorica

Remembering and forgetting the SFR Yugoslavia. Historiography and history textbooks in the Republic of Macedonia pp. 206-225

Stefoska Irena and Stojanov Darko

Greek education. Explaining two centuries of static reproduction pp. 226-255

Kelpanides Michael, Poimenidou Despoina and Malivitsi Zoe

Michael Kelpanides (18 July 1945–29 February 2016) pp. 256-260

Axt Heinz-Jürgen and Poimenidou Despoina

Verfassungskonflikte zwischen Politik und Recht in Südosteuropa pp. 261-262

Raffeiner Andreas

Narrating Victim-hood pp. 262-265

Malenica Brigita

Transcending Fratricide pp. 265-267

Luteijn Geert

Imaginary Trials pp. 267-270

Oprel Marieke

Srebrenica pp. 270-273

Duijzings Ger

Radovan Karadžić pp. 273-275

Francissen Janneke

Volume 64, issue 1, 2016

Migration in and out of Southeastern Europe. Values, Networks, Wellbeing pp. 1-4

Jerger Jürgen and Michael Knogler

Bosnian ‘Returnee Voices’ Communicating Experiences of Successful Reintegration. The Social Capital and Sustainable Return Nexus in Bosnia and Herzegovina pp. 5-26

Porobič Selma

Motives for Remittances Change During the Financial Crisis in Bosnia and Herzegovina pp. 27-41

Nermin Oruc and Tabakovič Amina

Remittances, Spending, and Political Instability in Ukraine pp. 42-57

Kuntsevych Iuliia

East European Migrant Women in Greece. Intergenerational Cultural Knowledge Transfer and Adaptation in a Context of Crisis pp. 58-78

Michail Domna and Christou Anastasia

Transnational Experts, Rooted Careers. Migrant Professionals from Macedonia in Germany pp. 79-95

Aceska Ana

The Greek ‘Forced Loan’ during the Second World War. Demand for Reparations or Restitution? pp. 96-108

Kilian Jürgen

Xavier Bougarel, Survivre aux empires. Islam, identité nationale et allégeances politiques en Bosnie-Herzégovine pp. 109-110

Moll Nicolas

Boris Previšić and Svjetlan Lacko Vidulić, eds, Traumata der Transition. Erfahrung und Reflexion des jugoslawischen Zerfalls pp. 110-113

Duijzings Ger

Hariz Halilovich, Places of Pain. Forced Displacement, Popular Memory and Trans-Local Identities in Bosnian War-Torn Communities pp. 114-115

Scherpenisse Susan

Shane Brennan / Marc Herzog, eds, Turkey and the Politics of National Identity. Social, Economic and Cultural Transformation pp. 115-118

Mady Christian