European Review

1993 - 2024

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Volume 10, issue 4, 2002

Clash of civilizations? pp. 423-428

Ivan T. Berend

Five Germanys I have known pp. 429-445

Fritz Stern

In the shadow of Goethe: Wittgenstein's intellectual project pp. 447-457

Brian McGuinness

Take back the past pp. 459-467

George Watson

The first pogrom: Alexandria 38 CE pp. 469-484

Pieter W. van der Horst

From cultural historian to cultural critic: Johan Huizinga and the spirit of the 1930s pp. 485-499

H. L. Wesseling

Sex and death: old cliché, new reality pp. 501-512

Gigi Santow

Who owns the human genome? What can ownership mean with respect to genes? pp. 513-517

Hubert Markl

False confessions after repeated interrogation: the Putten Murder Case pp. 519-537

Willem A. Wagenaar

Calcium, an earthy messenger in cells pp. 539-544

Arnold Burgen

How to increase the impact of clinical guidelines on medical practice pp. 545-553

M. Verstraete

The Responsibility to Protect Report of the International Commission on Intervention and State Sovereignty (2001) The International Development Research Centre, PO Box 8500, Ottawa ON, Canada K1G 3H9 pp. 555-564

Arnold Burgen

Austria: Society and Regions. Elizabeth Lichtenberger Austrian Academy of Sciences Press, Vienna, 2000 (491 pages) Hardback, ISBN 3-7001-2775-8 pp. 555-564

György Enyedi

Becoming a Physician. Medical Education in Britain, France, Germany and the United States, 1750–1945 Thomas Neville Bonner The Johns Hopkins University Press, Baltimore and London, 2000 pp. 555-564

Jacques Poirier

Chemistry, Society and Environment. A New History of the British Chemical Industry Edited by Colin Russell Royal Society of Chemistry, 1999 £59.50 hardback, ISBN 0-85404-599-6 pp. 555-564

Andrea Sella

Volume 10, issue 3, 2002

Economic fluctuation revisited pp. 305-316

Ivan T. Berend

Love and the web pp. 317-338

Rosantonietta Scramaglia

Amphibious man pp. 339-344

Nicholas Rescher

The future of ageing pp. 345-355

Jürgen Mittelstrass

Focus: Some current debates in genetics and ecology pp. 357-358

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Stem cell therapy and research pp. 359-367

Robin Lovell-Badge

Recent advances in gene therapy with skin cells pp. 369-388

Marcela Del Rio, Fernando Larcher and José Luis Jorcano

DNA microarrays: a bridge between genome sequence information and biological understanding pp. 389-408

Keith Harshman and Carlos Martínez-A

Plant molecular breeding: objectives, safety issues and prospects pp. 409-416

Francisco García-Olmedo

Volume 10, issue 2, 2002

Introduction: the development of astronomy in Europe pp. 159-169

Paul Murdin

The formation and evolution of the Solar System pp. 171-184

Thérèse Encrenaz

New worlds outside the Solar System pp. 185-204

Jean Schneider

Black holes in stars and galaxies pp. 205-220

Phil Charles

The Big Bang: status and prospects pp. 221-236

Andrew R. Liddle

The oldest stars and the age of the Universe pp. 237-248

Gisella Clementini and Raffaele Gratton

Space weather pp. 249-261

Alexi Glover, Eamonn Daly, Alain Hilgers and David Berghmans

Optical and infrared astronomy in the 21st century – the continuing revolution pp. 263-283

Catherine Cesarsky and Richard West

The big ears of radio astronomy pp. 285-300

Francis Graham - Smith

Volume 10, issue 1, 2002

A European civilization: is there any such thing? pp. 3-13

Felipe Fernández-Armesto

Genetics as a legal minefield pp. 15-26

Nicole Questiaux

Native listeners pp. 27-41

Anne Cutler

The relationships formed by elderly people: reflecting cultural changes in Europe pp. 43-52

Jenny de Jong Gierveld

The Holocaust: remembrance and education pp. 53-61

Hermann von der Dunk

On the decaying moral space. Is there a way out? pp. 63-72

Piotr Sztompka

Liberal distrust pp. 73-89

Russell Hardin

Dissatisfaction and mistrust in West European democracies pp. 91-114

Mattei Dogan

Symbolic politics of public time and collective memory. The Polish case pp. 115-129

Elzbieta Halas

Facing another modernity: individualization and post-traditional ligatures pp. 131-157

Anil K. Jain, Heiner Keupp, Renate Höfer and Wolfgang Kraus

Volume 9, issue 4, 2001

Brain and mind pp. 389-398

Edoardo Boncinelli

Atlantic history: what and why? pp. 399-411

Nicholas Canny

Reaching for my revolver. Problems with the concept of culture pp. 413-420

Nicholas Garnham

World literature in French; or Is Francophonie frankly phoney? pp. 421-436

Roger Little

The Dead Sea – a unique global site pp. 437-444

Zvi Ben-Avraham

Social inequalities in health in an ageing population pp. 445-460

Michael G. Marmot and James Y. Nazroo

Well-being and health from age 70 to 100: findings from the Berlin Aging Study pp. 461-477

Jacqui Smith

Ageing, health and psychosocial factors pp. 479-485

Töres Theorell

Stress, ageing and quality of life pp. 487-499

Johannes Siegrist

Early retirement in Europe pp. 501-515

Agar Brugiavini

The Normans in Europe. Elisabeth van Houts. Manchester University Press, 2000 (308 pages). £45.00 hardback, £15.99 softback, ISBN 0-7190-4750-1 pp. 517-522

Jean-Paul Poirier

Greenwich. The Place Where Days Begin and End. Charles Jennings. Abacus, London, 1999 (242 pages). £7.99, softback, ISBN 0-349-11230-4 pp. 517-522

Bernard Guinot

The Coming of Materials Science. R.W. Cahn. Pergamon, 2001 (568 pages). 130 NL guilders, hardback, ISBN 0-08-042679-4 pp. 517-522

Jean-Paul Poirier

Virtual University? Educational Environments of the Future. Henk J. van der Molen (editor). Portland Press, London, 2001 pp. 517-522

Arnold Burgen

Volume 9, issue 3, 2001

Editorial: what about the human genome? pp. 241-243

Arnold Burgen

Television pp. 245-256

Pierre Bourdieu

Citizenship and the media pp. 257-268

Fred Inglis

Critical perceptions on problem-based learning pp. 269-274

H. Coenraad Hemker

Introduction: contemporary theatre and drama in Europe pp. 275-276

Erika Fischer-Lichte

Reversing the hierarchy between text and performance pp. 277-291

Erika Fischer-Lichte

Strangers in the house: reconfiguring the borders of national and cultural identities in contemporary Irish theatre pp. 293-303

Brian Singleton

The Bible and the avant-garde: the search for a classical tradition in the Israeli theatre pp. 305-317

Freddie Rokem

‘It's the real thing’: performance and murder in Sweden pp. 319-337

Ola Johansson, Janelle Reinelt and Willmar Sauter

Contemporary drama as a challenge for Polish theatre pp. 339-345

Małgorzata Sugiera

The theft of happiness: new Russian drama and the theatre pp. 347-354

Alexander Chepurov

Wilde and wilder: fin de siècle – fin de millénaire pp. 355-367

Manfred Pfister

From one photograph to the next or how to touch the spectator – Avignon 2000, skin-deep pp. 369-383

Patrice Pavis

Volume 9, issue 2, 2001

Human rights, rhetoric or reality? pp. 125-134

Françoise Tulkens

The consequences of European unification for legal education in the member states pp. 135-145

Marcel Storme

Culture, politics and the European intelligentsia pp. 147-158

Wolf Lepenies

Media, education and democracy pp. 159-168

Richard Howells

Democracy in the 21st century: can we be optimistic? pp. 169-184

Arend Lijphart

Using the Web in the democratic process. The Web-orchestrated ‘Stop the Overlay’ cyber-campaign pp. 185-199

William H. Dutton and Wan-Ying Lin

How can one make labour history interesting again? pp. 201-212

Jürgen Kocka

Living in both the real and virtual worlds pp. 213-225

Nadia Magnenat-Thalmann

Virtual worlds, real knowledge: towards a hermeneutics of virtuality pp. 227-232

Espen Aarseth

Gender, Rhetoric and Print Culture in French Renaissance Writing. Floyd Gray. Cambridge University Press, Cambridge Studies in French, 63, 2000 (227 pages). £40, hardback, ISBN 0-521-77327-X Nathalie Sarraute, Fiction and Theory: Questions of Difference. Ann Jefferson. Cambridge University Press, Cambridge Studies in French, 64, 2000 (214 pages). £40, hardback, ISBN 0-521-77211-7 Women's Writing in Nineteenth-Century France. Alison Finch. Cambridge University Press, Cambridge Studies in French, 65, 2000 (316 pages). £40, hardback, ISBN 0-521-63186-6 A History of Women's Writing in France. Edited by Sonya Stephens. Cambridge University Press, 2000 (314 pages). £47.50, hardback, ISBN 0-521-58167-2, £17.95, paperback, ISBN 0-521-58844-8 pp. 233-237

Barbara Wright

The Jews of Europe after the Black Death. Anna Foa (translated from the Italian by Andrea Grover). University of California Press, Berkeley, Los Angeles, London, 2000 (xii +276 pages). £25, US $40, ISBN 0-520-08765-8 pp. 237-238

Robert Cahn

Galileo e i Gesuiti, Miti letterari e retorica della scienza. Andrea Battistini. Vita e Pensiero, Milano, 2000 (419 pages). Lit60, 000, hardback, ISBN 88-343-05140 pp. 238-239

Jean-Paul Poirier

Volume 9, issue 1, 2001

The linear time model in history pp. 3-10

Kristof Glamann

The two faces of time pp. 11-18

Jan Sokol

On the philosophy of time pp. 19-29

Jürgen Mittelstrass

Time in biology with particular reference to humans pp. 31-42

J. Waterhouse

Making sense of time pp. 43-58

John A. Michon

Plasticity and the ageing mind: an exemplar of the bio-cultural orchestration of brain and behaviour pp. 59-76

Paul B. Baltes and Tania Singer

Millennium medical changes pp. 77-87

Marc Verstraete

Commotion at the Sorbonne: the debate on the French University, 1910–1914 pp. 89-96

H. L. Wesseling

Pesticides and war: the case of Fritz Haber pp. 97-108

Margit Szöllösi-Janze

Defining the Architect in Fifteenth-Century Italy. Exemplary Architects in L. B. Alberti's De Re aedificatoria. Liisa Kanerva. Finnish Academy of Science and Letters, Helsinki, 1998 (165 pages). Price? softback, ISBN 951 41 0845 0 pp. 109-111

Enrico Sassi

Literature and Material Culture from Balzac to Proust: The Collection and Consumption of Curiosities. Janell Watson. Cambridge University Press, 1999 (x+227 pages). Cambridge Studies in French, 62 £40, hardback, ISBN 0521661560 pp. 111-113

Barbara Wright

Public Health Policies in the European Union. Edited by W. Holland and E. Mossialos. Ashgate, 1999 (398 pages). £50.00, hardback, ISBN 0-7546-2072-7 pp. 113-115

Isabelle Durand-Zaleski

Nordic Region-Building in a European Perspective. Edited by Harald Baldersheim and Krister Ståhlberg. Ashgate, Aldershot, 1999 (192 pages). £37, hardback, ISBN 0-7546-1001-2 pp. 115-117

Ilari Karppi

Bringing Chemistry to Life – From Matter to Man. R. J. P.Williams and J. J. R. Frausto da Silva. Oxford University Press, 1999 (548 pages). £75.00, hardback, ISBN 0-19-850546-9 pp. 115-117

André Brack

Muhammad in Europe: A Thousand Years of Western Myth-Making. Minou Reeves. Garnet Publishing, Reading (UK), 2000 (xii+300 pages+Bibliography). £25.00; cloth; ISBN 1-85964-123-7 pp. 118-119

Eric Geoffroy