Comparative Southeast European Studies

1959 - 2024

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Volume 61, issue 4, 2013

Introduction. Twenty Years Later: Why this Special Issue? pp. 471-477

Bougarel Xavier, Grandits Hannes and Stefanov Nenad

„Gewaltschock Jugoslawien“ – Perzeptionen und Projektionen in Deutschland und Frankreich / The „Shock of Violence“ Yugoslavia – Perceptions and Projections in Germany and France pp. 478-497

Höpken Wolfgang

Missed Encounters: Engaged French Intellectuals and the Yugoslav Wars pp. 498-521

Ragaru Nadège

Shared Concepts, Diverging Perceptions. Left-liberal Intellectuals and the Wars in Yugoslavia pp. 522-534

Stefanov Nenad

Das „Neue Serbische Forum“ im Kontext der Antikriegsinitiativen in Jugoslawien und Deutschland / The “New Serbian Forum” in the Context of Anti-War Initiatives in Yugoslavia and Germany pp. 535-542

Bremer Thomas

How Has the ICTY Changed Our Perceptions of War? pp. 543-554

Delpla Isabelle

Das „Schweigen der Lämmer“ und andere Ver(w)irrungen in den 1990er Jahren / The “Silence of the Lambs” and Other Aberrations and Confusions pp. 555-567

Sundhaussen Holm

Twenty Years Later: Was Ethnic War Just a Myth? pp. 568-577

Bougarel Xavier

Wie die Gewalt der Jugoslawienkriege konzeptionalisieren? Wissenschaftliche Ansätze seit den 1990er Jahren / How to Conceptualize the Violence of the Yugoslav Wars? Scholarly Approaches Since the 1990s pp. 578-594

Grandits Hannes

Harris Mylonas, The Politics of Nation-Building: Making Co-Nationals, Refugees, and Minorities pp. 595-597

Belloni Roberto

Arlinda Merdani, Das Verhältnis der Religionen in Albanien: Neue Perspektiven für die Europäische Union pp. 597-599

Endresen Cecilie

Claire Gordon / Marko Kmezic / Jasmina Opardija (eds ), Stagnation and Drift in the Western Balkans The Challenges of Political, Economic and Social Change pp. 599-601

Silander Daniel

Angelos Giannakopoulos, Europa-Türkei-Identität Der „ewige Kandidat“ und die EU seit der Zollunion pp. 601-603

Bürgin Alexander

Norma Osterberg-Kaufmann, Erfolg und Scheitern von Demokratisierungsprozessen Fallstudien Albanien und Kroatien pp. 603-605

Londo Gledis

Michael G Kraft (Hg.), Soziale Kämpfe in Ex-Jugoslawien pp. 605-607

Petrungaro Stefano

Will Bartlett / Jadranka Božikov / Bernd Rechel (Hg.), Health Reforms in South-East Europe pp. 607-610

Sauer Michael

Volume 61, issue 3, 2013

Autonomism and Decentralization in Serbia’s Regions: An Introduction pp. 325-331

Ramet Sabrina P. and Listhaug Ola

Autonomism in Vojvodina pp. 332-362

Komšić Jovan

Serbia and Regionalization: The Case of Southern Serbia pp. 363-389

Biserko Sonja

The Struggle for Autonomy in Sandžak pp. 390-413

Zdravkovski Aleksander

In Search of a Right Measure for Decentralization: Weighing the State’s Involvement and Performance in Southwestern Serbia pp. 414-431

Lazic Sladjana

New Ecclesiastical (Dis)order: The Serbian Orthodox Church in Serbia’s Raška after 2000 pp. 432-452

Zdravkovski Aleksander

Branislav Radeljić, Europe and the Collapse of Yugoslavia. The Role of Non-State Actors and European Diplomacy pp. 453-455

Meurs Wim van

Olivera Simić / Zala Volčič (Hgg.), Transitional Justice and Civil Society in the Balkans pp. 455-457

Pintarić Tomislav

Vesna Bojicic-Dzelilovic / James Ker-Lindsay / Denisa Kostovicova (Hgg.), Civil Society and Transitions in the Western Balkans pp. 457-457

Meurs Wim van

Gülcan Akkaya, Nichtregierungsorganisationen als Akteure der Zivilgesellschaft. Eine Fallstudie über die Nachkriegsgesellschaft im Kosovo pp. 457-457

Meurs Wim van

Adam Fagan, Europe’s Balkan Dilemma. Paths to Civil Society or State- Building? pp. 457-460

Meurs Wim van

Biljana Sikimić / Petko Hristov / Biljana Golubović (eds.), Labour Migration in the Balkans pp. 460-461

Bernard Sara

James Pettifer, The Kosovo Liberation Army: Underground War to Balkan Insurgency, 1948-2001 pp. 462-464

Reuter Jens

Ursel Alice Reich, Internationale Verwaltung im Kosovo. Rechtsgrundsätz e internationaler Administration am Beispiel der UNMIK pp. 464-466

Küpper Herbert

Oliver Schwarz / Franz-Lothar Altmann / Hansjörg Brey (Hgg.), Griechenland in der Schulden- und Staatskrise? Ursachen, Folgen und Auswege pp. 466-468

Panagiotidis Jannis

Peter-Christian MÜller-Graf / Haluk Kabaalioğlu (Hgg.), Turkey and the European Union – Different Dimensions pp. 469-469

Ihrig Stefan

Claus Schönig / Ramazan Çalik / Hatice Bayraktar (Hgg.), Türkisch- Deutsche Beziehungen – Perspektiven aus Vergangenheit und Gegenwart pp. 469-472

Ihrig Stefan

Volume 61, issue 2, 2013

Sozialmodelle in der erweiterten EU: Kroatien / Models in the Enlarged EU: Croatia pp. 167-192

Knogler Michael and Lankes Fidelis

Judicial Anti-Corruption Reforms in Bulgaria and the Role of the EU in Bulgaria’s Judiciary Regulation pp. 193-218

Panov Stoyan

Die lange Reise bis zur Reisefreiheit: Eine Analyse der Verhandlungen zwischen der EU und der Türkei über die Abschaffung der Visapflicht für Türken / The Long Road to the Freedom to Travel: The EU-Turkish Negotiations on the Abolition of the Visa Requirement for Turkish Citizens pp. 219-243

Bürgin Alexander

Who Moves within the Country? Who Emigrates? Who Immigrates? Current Migrational Trends in Romania pp. 244-267

Heller Wilfried

How Public Spending is Fuelling Electoral Strategies in Romania pp. 268-289

Volintiru Clara

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 pp. 290-311

Wöhlert Romy

Jo Shaw / Igor Štiks (Hgg ), Citizenship after Yugoslavia pp. 312-315

Pezo Edvin

Sirkka Ahonen, Coming to Terms with a Dark Past How Post-Conflict Societies Deal with History pp. 315-317

Meurs Wim van

Ksenija Petrović, Nationale Identität und Religion in Serbien und Kroatien im Vergleich pp. 317-320

Ristić Irena

Ute Möntnich, Aufarbeitung nach Bürgerkriegen Vom Umgang mit konkurrierender Erinnerung in Bosnien und Herzegowina pp. 320-322

Brenner Manuela

Alex Jeffrey, The Improvised State: Sovereignty, Performance and Agency in Dayton Bosnia pp. 323-324

Toal Gerard

Volume 61, issue 1, 2013

Labour Migrations of Bulgarian Turks to Turkey since 1990. A Case Study on Migrants from Svishtov, Bulgaria pp. 1-24

Erolova Yelis

Current Trends in Literary Agenting, the Roles of Literary Agents and the Hardships of Getting Published in Contemporary Romania pp. 25-51

Culea Mihaela

Legacies, Particularism, and the Irrelevance of EU Policy for Addressing Corruption: A Case Study of Bulgaria and the CVM pp. 52-78

Papakostas Nikolaos

They Have Failed Again! Donor-driven Promotion of the Rule of Law in Serbia pp. 79-113

Mendelski Martin

Confounding the Voter: Political Corruption in Late Democratizers pp. 114-145

Ivanova Daniela

Daniel Šuber / Slobodan Karamanić (Hgg.), Retracing Images. Visual Culture after Yugoslavia pp. 146-148

Petrungaro Stefano

Klaus Bochmann / Vasile Dumbrava / Dietmar Müller / Victoria Reinhardt (Hgg.), Die Republik Moldau. Ein Handbuch pp. 148-151

Dom Rosanna

Bálint Balla / Wolfgang Dahmen / Anton Sterbling (Hgg.), Korruption, soziales Vertrauen und politische Verwerfungen. Unter besonderer Berücksichtigung südosteuropäischer Gesellschaften pp. 151-151

Wolf Sebastian

Tina Olteanu, Korrupte Demokratie? Diskurs und Wahrnehmung in Österreich und Rumänien im Vergleich pp. 151-155

Wolf Sebastian

Anne Jenichen, Politische Innovation in internationalisierten Nachkriegskontexten. Bosnische Frauenrechtspolitik in vergleichender Perspektive pp. 155-157

Rosul-Gajic Jagoda

Adamantios Skordos, Griechenlands Makedonische Frage. Bürgerkrieg und Geschichtspolitik im Südosten Europas 1945-1992 pp. 157-159

Schwarz Oliver

Alojz Ivanišević (Hg.), Re-Sakralisierung des öffentlichen Raums in Südosteuropa nach der Wende 1989? pp. 159-161

Kreuter Peter Mario

Alexander Kratochvil / Renata Makarska / Katharina Schwitin / Annette Werberger (Hgg.), Kultur grenzen in postimperialen Räumen: Bosnien und Westukraine als transkulturelle Regionen pp. 161-163

Meurs Wim van

Plamen K. Georgiev, Self-Orientalization in South East Europe pp. 163-167

Ihrig Stefan