European Review
1993 - 2025
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Volume 33, issue S1, 2025
- Introduction to Academic Freedom in the Twenty-first Century pp. S1-S13

- Lars Engwall
- The Foundations of Academic Freedom pp. S14-S27

- Henry Reichman
- De facto Academic Freedom in the European Union – Threats and Trends pp. S28-S43

- Peter Maassen, Mari Elken and Jens Jungblut
- Internal Threats to Academic Freedom: Problems of Professional Control pp. S44-S55

- Joseph C. Hermanowicz
- The Value Discriminant: How Metrics Threaten Academic Freedom pp. S56-S69

- Ivo De Gennaro
- Institutional Autonomy in Relation to Academic Freedom, the Role of the Government and the Need for Higher Education as a Federation pp. S70-S85

- Zhidong Hao
- The Missing Guardrails of Academic Freedom in Sweden pp. S86-S101

- Shirin Ahlbäck Öberg
- Hungarian Academia in a Deep State pp. S102-S118

- Balázs Majtényi and Andrew Ryder
- Setting Research Agendas: A Permanent Fight for the Scientific Communities pp. S119-S127

- Jean-Pierre Bourguignon
- Who Decides a Scientist’s Research Agenda? Choices and Constraints pp. S128-S142

- Uwe Schimank
- The Changed Publishing Culture of Science pp. S143-S158

- Peter Weingart
- The Changed Publishing Culture of Science – CORRIGENDUM pp. S159-S160

- Peter Weingart
- Global Shifts in Scientific Production: The Decline of Academic Freedom and the Impact on International Collaboration pp. S161-S175

- Rickard Danell
- Academic Freedom in the Twenty-First Century – ADDENDUM pp. S176-S177

- Anonymous
Volume 32, issue S1, 2024
- Introduction to Publishing in Academia: Digital Challenges pp. S1-S6

- Lars Engwall
- Academic Publishing in Modern Society pp. S7-S27

- Lars Engwall
- Beyond Transformative Agreements: Ways Forward for Universities pp. S28-S38

- Astrid Söderbergh Widding
- Players or Pawns? University Response to the Introduction of Plan S pp. S39-S52

- Åse Gornitzka and Bjørn Stensaker
- Transformed Publication Strategies pp. S53-S62

- Christine Musselin
- Is Living Easier With Eyes Closed? pp. S63-S74

- Charlotte Wien
- The Precariousness of Academic Publishing in a Digital World pp. S75-S91

- Pil Maria Saugmann
- Navigating the Digital Divide: Challenges and Opportunities in Research Publishing for African Scholars pp. S92-S107

- Osman Aldirdiri
- Digital Publishing and the New Academic Ecosystem: An ANT Approach to the Recent Disputes over a Chinese Journal Database Giant pp. S108-S123

- Chengzhou He
- Multilingualism in Scientific Literature Communicated by Journals from the SciELO Brazil Collection pp. S124-S144

- Abel L. Packer
Volume 32, issue 4, 2024
- Disinformation, Politically Motivated Reasoning, and Knowledge Resistance pp. 321-334

- Mona Simion
- Organized Capitalism and Organized Science pp. 335-342

- Jürgen Kocka
- How Relevant are Male Factors for Fertilization and Early Embryo Development? Looking into the (Epi)genome, Proteome and Metabolome pp. 346-378

- Marc Yeste
- Genetics and Genomics of Symbiotic Nitrogen Fixation in Legumes: Past, Present and Future pp. 383-397

- Michael Udvardi, Celine Mens and Estelle Grundy
- Exploring the Big Bang with Femtoscopy pp. 398-411

- Máté Csanád
- Accessing Magma: A Necessary Revolution in Earth Sciences and Renewable Energy pp. 412-434

- Yan Lavallée, Jackie E. Kendrick, John C. Eichelberger, Paolo Papale, Freysteinn Sigmundsson and Donald B. Dingwell
- Truth and Normativity pp. 435-443

- Pascal Engel
- Lessons from a First Decade in European Science Policy pp. 446-452

- Renaud B. Jolivet
- Is Bergen Unseasonal? On Europe’s Shifting Relation to Seasons pp. 453-467

- Scott Bremer
Volume 32, issue 3, 2024
- The Innovation Behaviour of Turkish Manufacturing Firms: An Analysis of Additionality pp. 216-240

- Selcen Öztürk, Dilek Başar, İsmail Çakmak and Derya Güler Aydin
- Economic Resilience in the Centre Development Region, Romania. A Methodological Approach to the 2009–2011 Economic Crisis and Post-crisis pp. 241-268

- Paul-Răzvan Şerban and Bianca Mitrică
- Empirical Determinants of Innovation in European Countries: Firm-level Analysis Based on CIS 2018 pp. 269-290

- Elena Makrevska Disoska, Jasna Tonovska, Katerina Toshevska-Trpchevska, Dragan Tevdovski and Viktor Stojkoski
- The European Union and Central Asian Countries’ Activities in the Field of Human Rights: Peculiarities and Directions pp. 291-307

- Meruyert Malgazhdarova, Leila Akhmetzhanova, Zhanibek Shaimardanov, Saniya Nurdavletova and Rinat Baigondin
- Equality, Diversity and Inclusion in the Mathematics Community: A Perspective on Data and Policy pp. 308-320

- Abhishek Saha
Volume 32, issue 2, 2024
- The EU and the Common Central Asian Higher Education Area: The Kazakh Dimension pp. 99-110

- Aigerim M. Zhakyanova and Kulipa Ch. Baisultanova
- The Effect of the 2004 EU Enlargement on the Development and Similarity of the Insurance Sectors in the EU pp. 111-134

- Anna Denkowska, Stanisław Wanat and João Paulo Vieito
- Limitations of Fundamental Rights in EU Law: Are Human Rights Absolute? pp. 135-149

- Verica Trstenjak
- The Role of Individual Income in Modulating the Impact of Health Determinants: Exploring the Interplay between Socioeconomic Factors and Health Outcomes pp. 150-176

- Ignacio Amate-Fortes, Almudena Guarnido-Rueda, Diego Martínez-Navarro and Francisco J. Oliver-Márquez
- The Experience of the Migration Component of European Identity for the Central Asia Region pp. 177-191

- Saida Aspandiyar, Mara Gubaidullina and Saniya Nurdavletova
- Digital Transformations of Public Administration in the Context of the COVID-19 Pandemic: EU Countries Case Study pp. 192-211

- Nataliia Savchenko, Oleksandr Fedirko, Hanna Muravytska, Nataliia Fedirko and Oksana Nemyrovska
- Digital Transformations of Public Administration in Countries with Transition Economies – CORRIGENDUM pp. 212-213

- Oleksandr Karpenko, Tetiana Zaporozhets, Mariia Tsedik, Nataliia Vasiuk and Anton Osmak
- The Experience of the Migration Component of European Identity for the Central Asia Region – ERRATUM pp. 214-214

- Saida Aspandiyar, Mara Gubaidullina and Saniya Nurdavletova
Volume 32, issue 1, 2024
- The European Capital of Culture and Transnational Networks pp. 1-15

- Yi-De Liu
- Being European Becomes a Sin: Zinnie Harris’ How to Hold Your Breath as a Modern Morality Play pp. 16-28

- Azime Pekşen Yakar
- Articulation in ‘Image Event’: The Media Discourse from the Perspective of Post-Marxism pp. 29-43

- Lihui Wang
- Cultural Unconscious: A Theory of Cultural Criticism pp. 44-65

- Ming Dong Gu
- A Serious Shortfall in Clinical Research in Doctoral Schools: A Detailed Analysis of Ten Doctoral Schools of Medicine pp. 66-79

- Judit Hegyi, Rita Nagy, Tamás Kói and Péter Hegyi
- Research Trends in University Rankings: A Scoping Review of the Top 100 Most Cited Articles in Academic Journals from 2017 to 2021 pp. 80-98

- İrfan Ayhan
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