European Review

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Volume 30, issue S1, 2022

Introduction pp. S1-S5

Nikita Harwich

A Legal View of Iconoclasm. New Ideologies and Overturning Existing Legal Orders: Legal Iconoclasm in Germany pp. S6-S24

Jessurun d’Oliveira, Hans Ulrich

The Palaikastro Kouros and Iconoclasm in the Wider Mediterranean Area pp. S25-S32

Helene Whittaker

The Carolingian Answer to the Iconoclastic War and the Birth of Western Art pp. S33-S46

Francesco Stella

Keeping Everyone on Board: Gregory the Great’s ‘Theory of Iconoclasm’ pp. S47-S53

Barbara Crostini

Iconoclasm – A Road to Modernization? pp. S54-S58

Sverre Håkon Bagge

Decoloniality in the Netherlands pp. S59-S64

Pieter Emmer

Iconoclasm versus Apologetics. How the Salazar Regime Dealt with Portuguese Overseas Expansion pp. S65-S76

Amélia Polónia

Inventing History: An Iconoclastic Conception of Historical Memory pp. S77-S85

Rosa María Martínez de Codes

Changing Cultural Landscapes: The Case of Post-German Territories in Poland pp. S86-S93

Wojciech Bedyński

Stunde Null: Naming and Re-naming pp. S94-S101

Svend Erik Larsen

Demolishing Modernism: GDR and Neo-Prussian Architecture in Berlin pp. S102-S107

Xavier Costa

Destruction of a Sacrosanct Past: Iconoclasm and Norse Revival in Post-war Norway pp. S108-S114

Tonje Haugland Sørensen

Statues in the French Caribbean and the Iconoclastic Assault pp. S115-S125

Kathleen Gyssels

Russia’s Iconoclasms pp. S126-S132

Renate Lachmann

Iconoclasm – A Geographical Viewpoint pp. S133-S143

Gideon Biger

Volume 30, issue 6, 2022

Different Characteristics of Social Networks for COVID-19 in Europe pp. 749-772

Seungil Yum

The Political Implications of COVID-19 for Globalization: Ways to Develop a Global World After the Pandemic pp. 773-787

Andrey Volkov

Preserving a Liberal International Order: The EU’s Unity and Economic Strength as a Means of Limiting the Corrosive Effects of China’s Sharp Power pp. 788-805

Luís Leal de Faria

Chinese Investment in Turkey: The Belt and Road Initiative, Rising Expectations and Ground Realities pp. 806-834

Burak Gürel and Mina Kozluca

SCIENTIFIC FRAUD Part I: Definition, General Concepts, Historical Cases pp. 835-849

Enrico Bucci and Ernesto Carafoli

SCIENTIFIC FRAUD Part II: From Past to Present, Facts and Analyses pp. 850-871

Ernesto Carafoli and Enrico Bucci

‘I am De Facto a Thief in this Matter’: Thesis Plagiarism Cases of Elected Representatives and the Concept of Political Accountability (Case Study of Slovakia and the Czech Republic) pp. 872-893

Marián Sekerák

Volume 30, issue 5, 2022

Ups and Downs of Science during a Tumultuous Period of History: A Personal Perspective pp. 591-626

Ole H. Petersen

A Bridge between Art and Philosophy: The Case of Thomas Hobbes pp. 627-638

Quentin Skinner

The Seismicity of Mars Observed by the NASA InSight Mission pp. 639-656

D. Giardini, S. Ceylan, J. Clinton, Ph. Lognonné and S. Stähler

The Empirical Evidence of the EU–Russia Failed Strategic Partnership: Did it have a Positive Impact on Bilateral Trade? pp. 657-685

Anna Garashchuk, Fernando Isla Castillo and Pablo Podadera Rivera

The Effects of CSR Activities on Business According to Employee Perception pp. 686-707

Anđelka Stojanović, Natalija Sofranova, Sanela Arsić, Isidora Milošević and Ivan Mihajlović

Quantum Cognition – Quantum Analogy pp. 708-724

Michael Fortescue

The Portuguese Hub of Companies in 1973 – Discussing the Corporate Concentration in the Portuguese Economy on the Eve of the April Revolution pp. 725-748

Paulo Reis Mourao

Volume 30, issue 4, 2022

Multimodal Palimpsests: Ideology, (Non-)memory, Affect and the Senses in Cultural Landscapes Construction in Eastern and Central Europe pp. 447-453

Dorota Kołodziejczyk and Siegfried Huigen

Uncommemorated Sites of Past Violence as Landscapes of Manhunts pp. 454-466

Roma Sendyka

The ‘Lublin of the Future’ – Clean, Hygienic, Orderly. Making a Clean Sweep with the Jewish Neighbourhood and its Sensescape pp. 467-477

Stephanie Weismann

‘A Feast for the [Cold-War] Imagination’: Liminal Eastern Europe in the Writings of John Updike, Joyce Carol Oates and Philip Roth pp. 478-489

Martyna Bryla

Persistent Legacies of Communism, or the Ongoing Purification of Public Space in Post-1989 Poland pp. 490-504

Kornelia Kończal

Recursive Lions and Strange Continuities of Bulgarian Nationalism pp. 505-518

Neda Genova

Undrowned Story: The Landscape on the Volgo–Baltic Waterway as the Volga Hydropower Cascade Submersions Memorial pp. 519-531

Alevtina Borodulina

Crimean Tatar Infrastructures of Decolonial Care pp. 532-544

Anna Engelhardt and Sasha Shestakova

The Landscape of Hate – Olga Tokarczuk in Populist Discourse in Poland pp. 545-555

Dorota Kołodziejczyk

Early Modern English Borders: Homogeneity and Heterogeneity pp. 556-571

Boyi Chen

The Imperative to Discuss European Islam: A Response to Grinell and Črnič pp. 572-587

Jerry White

Support for Governmental Income Redistribution in Nordic Countries – ERRATUM pp. 588-588

Bent Greve and M. Azhar Hussain

Volume 30, issue 3, 2022

The Role of the European Education Area in European Union Integration in Times of Crises pp. 301-321

Iryna Kushnir

The Expansion of Consumer Credit in Italy and the Main Euro Area Countries pp. 322-352

Silvia Magri, Valentina Michelangeli, Sabrina Pastorelli and Raffaella Pico

Forced Migration and Protection: Turkey’s Domestic Responses to the Syrian Refugees pp. 353-373

Çetin Çelik and Holly White

The COVID-19 Crisis: The EU Recovery Fund and its Implications for European Integration – a Paradigm Shift pp. 374-392

Chih-Mei Luo

Corruption and its Impact on Protest Activities in Post-communist Europe pp. 393-407

Milan Školník

School and Shaping Students’ Identities: A Report on the Studies into Youth in the Silesian Voivodeship pp. 408-425

Alina Szczurek-Boruta

Support for Governmental Income Redistribution in Nordic Countries pp. 426-444

Bent Greve and M. Azhar Hussain

The Role of the European Education Area in European Union Integration in Times of Crises – Addendum pp. 445-446

Iryna Kushnir

Volume 30, issue 2, 2022

The Impact of R&D on Skill-specific Employment Rates in the UK and France pp. 151-171

Amin Sokhanvar and Serhan Çiftçioğlu

Socio-economic Development and the Level of Tourism Function Development in European Union Countries – a Comparative Approach pp. 172-193

Małgorzata Stec and Mariola Grzebyk

The Agriculture–Environment Relationship and Environment-based Agricultural Support Instruments in Turkey pp. 194-218

Onur Yeni and Özgür Teoman

Continental Drift: Is the Euro’s Fixed Exchange Rate Regime Undermining Cohesion Policy? pp. 219-243

Christopher James Day

Phillips Curve: The Greek Case pp. 244-261

Panagiotis Liargovas and Marios Psychalis

Hungarian, Jew or Hungarian-Jewish? Parallels and Differences of Two Historians’ Careers pp. 262-284

Iván Zoltán Dénes

His Fate Was Larger than Himself: Andrei D. Sakharov’s Centenary pp. 285-300

István Hargittai

Volume 30, issue 1, 2022

Energy Resources and Markets – Perspectives on the Russia–Ukraine War pp. 4-23

Jokull Johannesson and David Clowes

Economic Incentives as Tools of Foreign Policy: Polish Engagement in Ukraine pp. 24-42

Paulina Matera

Ukraine’s Struggle for Independence pp. 43-57

Chaim Shinar

Standing Alone? Towards a More Unified View of Party–Group Relations in Contemporary Democracies pp. 58-78

Marco Lisi and Rui Oliveira

Hard and Soft Euroscepticism in the European Parliament pp. 79-95

Petr Kaniok and Magda Komínková

Mainstream Fringes or Fringe Mainstream? An Assessment of Radical Right (Re)Alignments in the European Parliament after the 2014 and 2019 Elections pp. 96-114

Mihaela Ivănescu and Luiza-Maria Filimon

French-speaking Intellectuals and Culture in Some Key Works of Edward Said pp. 115-133

Jonathan Locke Hart

Remembering Colonialism and Encountering Refugees: Decolonization in Jenny Erpenbeck’s Go, Went, Gone pp. 134-149

Chunjie Zhang