Comparative Southeast European Studies

1959 - 2024

Current editor(s): Sabine Rutar

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Volume 63, issue 4, 2015

The Making of a New Economic Elite in Serbia pp. 531-548

Lazić Mladen

The Economic Position of the Economic Elite in Serbia pp. 549-569

Manić Željka and Mirkov Aićnđelka

The Recruitment of the Economic Elite in Serbia. Continuity and Changes pp. 570-595

Lazić Mladen

Political Orientations of the Economic Elite in Serbia pp. 596-617

Anđelković Milica Vesković

Changes in Value Orientations Among the Economic Elite During the Postsocialist Transformation. Economic and Political Liberalism in Serbia pp. 618-641

Pešić Jelena

Managers’ Morality. A Contribution to Business Ethics Research in Postsocialist Serbia pp. 642-664

Radoičić Jelena Manić

Vangelis Kechriotis (30 September 1969-26 August 2015): Paving a Road between the Past and Today’s Real Life pp. 665-669

Fuhrmann Malte

Everybody Likes History, But What About the Historian? pp. 670-688

Kechriotis Vangelis

Srećko Horvat / Igor Štiks, eds, Welcome to the Desert of Post-Socialism. Radical Politics after Yugoslavia pp. 689-692

Rajković Ivan

Jan Zofka, Postsowjetischer Separatismus. Die pro-russländischen Bewegungen im moldauischen Dnjestr-Tal und auf der Krim 1989-1995 pp. 692-694

Meurs Wim van

Timothy William Waters, ed, The Milošević Trial. An Autopsy pp. 694-696

Ristić Katarina

Volume 63, issue 3, 2015

Environmental Politics in Southeastern Europe pp. 365-371

Meurs Wim van and Grift Liesbeth van de

EU Conditionality and Environmental Policy in Southeastern Europe pp. 372-392

Baker Susan

International Policy Transfer and Domestic Politics. The Limited Effectiveness of National Environmental Strategies in Romania pp. 393-411

Nordbeck Ralf

The Making of Environmental Policy in Georgia pp. 412-439

Troschke Manuela

Intertwined and Contested. Green Politics and the Environmental Movement in Turkey pp. 440-466

Şahin Ümit

History, Memory and Everyday Environmentalism. The Case of New Belgrade pp. 467-490

Johnson Charlotte, Milić Nela and Broto Vanesa Castán

Representation and Participation in Movements. Strategies of Environmental Civil Society Organizations in Hungary pp. 491-514

Buzogány Aron

Mirrors on the Wall. Outsiders Looking at Europe, and at Themselves pp. 515-520

Meurs Wim van

Mats Braun, Europeanization of Environmental Policy in the New Europe. Beyond Conditionality, Farnham pp. 521-522

Goris Yannicke

Saska Petrova, Communities in Transition Protected Nature and Local People in Eastern and Central Europe pp. 523-525

Goris Yannicke

Adam Fagan / Indraneel Sircar, Europeanization of the Western Balkans. Environmental Governance in Bosnia-Herzegovina and Serbia pp. 525-526

Goris Yannicke

Özge Zihnioğlu, European Union Civil Society Policy and Turkey. A Bridge Too Far? pp. 526-528

Yildirim Senem

Andrea Lorenzo Capussela, State-Building in Kosovo. Democracy, Corruption and the EU in the Balkans pp. 528-530

Wittkowsky Andreas

Volume 63, issue 2, 2015

Hungary on the Way from a Liberal to an Illiberal System. Introductory Remarks pp. 167-172

Inotai András

Hungary’s Constitutional Evolution During the Last 25 Years pp. 173-200

Vörös Imre

The Transformation of the Hungarian Party System. From Democratic Chaos to Electoral Autocracy pp. 201-222

Ágh Attila

Permanent and Changing Features of Foreign Policy in Hungary since 1989 pp. 223-248

Banai Károly

The Hungarian Economy. On the Wrong Trajectory pp. 249-271

Vértes András

The Hungarian Media System. Stopping Short or Re-Transformation? pp. 272-318

Polyák Gábor

Poland and Hungary after the 2008 Global Crisis pp. 319-350

Góralczyk Bogdan J.

Paul Stubbs / Christopher Solioz (eds.), Towards Open Regionalism in South East Europe pp. 351-353

Dangerfield Martin

Eric Gordy, Guilt, Responsibility, and Denial. The Past at Stake in Post- Milošević Serbia pp. 353-355

Luteijn Geert

Florentina C. Andreescu, From Communism to Capitalism. Nation and State in Romanian Cultural Production pp. 355-357

Pistrick Eckehard

Uwe Hinrichs / Thede Kahl / Petra Himstedt-Vaid (eds.), Handbuch Balkan. Studienausgabe pp. 357-358

Meurs Wim van

Gabriela Vojvoda, Raum und Identitätskonstruktionen im Erzählen Dževad Karahasans. Der Dritte Raum als Verhandlungsinstanz für eine bosnische kulturelle Identität pp. 359-360

Zabarah Dareg

Jelena Obradović-Wochnik, Ethnic Conflict and War Crimes in the Balkans. The Narratives of Denial in Post-Conflict Serbia pp. 360-362

Silander Daniel

Ana Juncos, EU Foreign and Security Policy in Bosnia. The Politics of Coherence and Effectiveness pp. 362-364

Keil Soeren

Volume 63, issue 1, 2015

Introduction: Political Dynamics in Post-Communist Romania pp. 1-6

Gherghina Sergiu

What Grounds for Representing the People? An Analysis of Post-Communist Romania through the Lens of Discourse Theory pp. 7-24

Mișcoiu Sergiu

Enhancing Democracy through Constitutional Reforms. Is Semi-Presidentialism Romanian Democracy’s Achilles’ Heel? pp. 25-46

Soare Sorina

Fiddling while Rome Burns: Institutional Conflict and Party Politics in Romania since 2007 pp. 47-74

Brett Daniel

Electoral Reform in Romania: From the Need for Party System Consolidation to Concern for Improved Quality of Representation pp. 75-94

Coman Emanuel Emil

The Dilemmas of Political (Mis-)Representation: Political “Cruising” in Romania pp. 95-113

Cinpoeș Radu

The Interethnic Stalemate in Romania: Origins and Risks pp. 114-135

Jiglău George

Ethnic Relations in Mixed Communities in Romania after 1989 pp. 136-156

Dragoman Dragoș

Ivana Maček (ed ) Engaging Violence: Trauma, Memory and Representation pp. 157-159

Duijzings Ger

Enikő Dácz (ed ), Minderheitenfragen in Ungarn und in den Nachbarländern im 20 und 21 Jahrhundert pp. 159-162

Walsch Christopher

Đorđe Tomić / Roland Zschächner / Mara Puškarević / Allegra Schneider (eds ), Mythos Partizan (Dis-)Kontinuitäten der jugoslawischen Linken: Geschichte, Erinnerungen und Perspektiven pp. 162-164

Rutar Sabine

Maria Koinova, Ethnonationalist Conflict in Postcommunist States. Varieties of Governance in Bulgaria, Macedonia and Kosovo pp. 165-166

Meurs Wim van