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 33, issue 6, 2025

Introduction to Food Security and Sustainability: Knowledge, Communication, Politics pp. 606-611

Helena Bilandzic, Scott Bremer, Steve Evans, Jane Hill, Poul Holm, Eystein Jansen, Phoebe Koundouri, Nebojsa Nakicenovic, Katalin Solymosi and Peter Wagner

More Fun, Less Pressure: A Conceptual Framework of Communication Goals for Healthy and Sustainable Food Choices pp. 612-633

Helena Bilandzic, Stephen Evans and Katalin Solymosi

Review of Agriculture and Food Integrated Assessment Models pp. 634-669

Phoebe Koundouri, Konstantinos Dellis, Stathis Devves, Mariangela Chatzigiannakou, Hezal Dilan Sari and Christofer Deranian

A Model at its Limits: The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) from the Inside pp. 670-687

Scott Bremer and Peter Wagner

Volume 33, issue 5, 2025

Aligning the Belt and Road Initiative with UN Sustainable Development Goals: Kazakhstan’s Role and Challenges pp. 476-500

Farangis Kydyrbek, Ka Wai Christopher Hor, Gulnara Baikushikova, Fatima Kukeyeva and Malik Augan

Techno-nationalism in Global Value Chains in the Technology Sector pp. 501-520

Ewa Cieślik and Anna Zamojska

The Origins of Regulations for Pharmaceutical Products and Medical Devices – What Can be Learned for the Governance of Medical Devices in Europe? pp. 521-554

Alan G. Fraser, Rita F. Redberg and Tom Melvin

Ethics and Corruption in the European Union: A Content Analysis pp. 555-580

Anatolis Krivins, Esat Durguti, Andrejs Vilks and Aldona Kipane

Theory and Method in Sociology by Max Weber and Émile Durkheim: Dialogues Between the Book The Protestant Ethics and the Spirit of Capitalism and the Book Suicide – A Sociological Study pp. 581-605

Alessandro Andre Leme

Volume 33, issue 4, 2025

Challenges in Fusion, from R&D to Education, and Collaboration between Academia and Industry pp. 380-390

Ambrogio Fasoli, Eva Belonohy and Minh Quang Tran

Nature-Based Solutions and Other Critical Aspects of Urban Innovations for Green Transition pp. 391-400

Katarzyna Chojnacka and Barbara Widera

Christians and Manichaeans on the Silk Road pp. 401-415

Samuel N.C. Lieu

The Deep Learning Revolution in AI pp. 416-425

Shalom Lappin

Moral Turn in Contemporary Sociological Theory pp. 426-433

Piotr Sztompka

Quality Infrastructure Legal Framework: The Case of Serbia pp. 434-458

Jelena Ruso and Jovan Filipovic

Ethnic Nationalism and Attitudes Towards Refugees in the Czech Republic pp. 459-475

František Ochrana, Marie Jelínková and Michal Plaček

Volume 33, issue 3, 2025

World Literature, World Times, Worlds pp. 261-269

D’haen, Theo

How (Not) to Write a History of World Literature pp. 270-281

Harish Trivedi

Writing a History of the World’s Literatures pp. 282-291

Zhang Longxi

Literary History and the Concept of Literature pp. 292-301

Anders Pettersson

Nationalisms and Imperial Cultures pp. 302-308

Bo Utas

Chronological and Geographical Divides in the World History of Literature pp. 309-320

Péter Hajdu

Global Mapping or Transcultural Exchange? pp. 321-334

Svend Erik Larsen

Literary Canon Formation and Historiography: The ‘Rediscovery’ of Ming–Qing Women’s Poetry pp. 335-349

Lena Rydholm

Reconsidering the World History of Literature as an Entanglement of Cross-cultural and Intermedial Transmissions pp. 350-359

Chengzhou He

‘Aren’t They All in the Literary Histories?’: English Criticism and the Dismissal of Comparative Literature pp. 360-370

May Hawas

The Future of Comparative and World Literature pp. 371-379

Ottmar Ette

Volume 33, issue 2, 2025

Influence of Ideological Positioning and National Identity on Social Representations of Spanish Second Republic and Transition Among University Students pp. 131-154

Martin Sainz de la Maza, Nahia Idoiaga Mondragon and Lorena de Gil de Montes

Is Brexit Really Supported? A View of Optimal Currency Area pp. 155-174

Chee-Heong Quah and Yew Joe Ho

The Impact of EU Macro-financial Stability on the Member States’ Economic Security pp. 175-199

Volodymyr Korneev, Alina Khodzhaian, Oleksandr Dziubliuk, Natalia Kozmuk and Nataliia Shehynska

Do Agricultural Exports Mitigate the Impacts of Carbon Emissions in Türkiye? pp. 200-223

Güngör Turan

Taking Patriotism Seriously in Liberal Democracies pp. 224-240

Marián Sekerák and John B. Min

Wealth and Weight: The Impact of the BMI According to Income in European Countries pp. 241-260

Ignacio Amate-Fortes, Almudena Guarnido-Rueda, Diego Martínez-Navarro and Francisco J. Oliver-Márquez

Volume 33, issue 1, 2025

Personality Revisited: A Posthumous Tribute to Albert Bandura and David Magnusson pp. 1-18

Gian Vittorio Caprara

The EU’s Fifth Freedom: Why and How to Develop the ‘Freedom of Knowledge’ pp. 19-37

Thomas Sturm

Wine and Portugal: A Brief History pp. 38-129

Stefan K. Estreicher