European Review

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Volume 4, issue 4, 1996

Science and Culture pp. 293-300

Jürgen Mittelstrass

Where Asia and Europe meet: culture, research and education pp. 301-311

Thommy Svensson

Stress and Gender pp. 313-327

Marianne Frankenhaeuser

Up and down scalar levels: reductionism or infinite fractal complexity in biology? pp. 329-332

Ulrich Lüttge

The genetic revolution 1950–1996: an introduction pp. 333-334

Max L. Birnstiel

Gene therapy pp. 335-356

Max L. Birnstiel

Gene cloning pp. 357-370

Noreen E. Murray

Transgenic animals pp. 371-391

Maria Sibilia and Erwin F. Wagner

Transgenic plants pp. 393-414

Richard Walden, Christoph Maas, Norbert Martini and Jeff Schell

The human genome project and its impact in medicine pp. 415-426

Stylianos E. Antonarakis and Hamish S. Scott

Goals and Purposes of Higher Education in the 21st Century edited by Arnold Burgen Jessica Kingsley Publishers, London and Bristol, Pennsylvania. Higher Education Policy Series 32, 1996 (221 pages) ISBN 1-85302-547-X. £27.50 pp. 427-431

Inge Jonsson

Volume 4, issue 3, 1996

Technical changes and the contemporary growth of the big metropolis pp. 183-191

Paul Claval

Circuits of calories: flows of food and energy in Germany, Ireland, the Netherlands and Sweden 1960–1990 pp. 193-214

Anne Buttimer and Taeke Stol

Europe versus Asia: Truth versus Virtue pp. 215-219

Geert Hofstede

The Netherlands and the memory of the Second World War pp. 221-239

Hermann W. von der Dunk

The growth of nations and states in Europe before 1800 pp. 241-251

Wim Blockmans

Nationalism in post-communist societies pp. 253-263

Shlomo Avineri

An unwelcome national identity, or what to do about ‘nationalism’ in the post-communist countries? pp. 265-276

Miroslav Hroch

So, what is Europe? - What is Europe?—A four-volume text published by Routledge, 11 New Fetter Lane, London EC4P 4EE, UK, 1995, Each volume, paperback, £12.99. - 1. The History of the Idea of Europe, Kevin Wilson & Jan van der Dussen (Eds). ISBN 0-415-12415-8. - 2. Aspects of European Cultural Diversity, Monica Shelley & Margaret Winck (Eds). ISBN 0-415-12417-4. - 3. European Democratic Culture, Alain-Marc Rieu & Gérard Duprat (Eds). English edition by Noël Parker. ISBN 0-415-12419-0. - 4. Europe and the Wider World, Bernard Waites (Ed). ISBN 0-415-12421-2. - Alexander Tchoubarian (1994) The European Idea in History in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries. A View from Moscow. Frank Cass & Co. Ltd, Ilford, Essex and Portland, Oregon. ISBN 0-7146-4503-6. £35.00. cloth. - Gerard Delanty (1995) Inventing Europe. Idea, Identity, Reality, Macmillan PressBasingstoke and London. ISBN paperback 0-333-62203-0 pp. 277-285

Peer Vries

Psychosocial Disorders in Young People: Time Trends and their Causes Edited by Michael Rutter and David J. Smith John Wiley, Chichester, 1995 (ISBN 0-471-95054-8) pp. 287-290

Rolf Adler

From Obscurity to Enigma. The Work of Oliver Heavidise, 1872–1891Ido Yavetz, Birkhäuser, Basel; 1995 (ix + 334 pp) DM 118/SFr. 98 ISBN 3-7643-5180-2. Hardback pp. 290-291

P. M. Harman

Volume 4, issue 2, 1996

Some reflections on ideology and scientific research pp. 97-106

Renzo Canestrari

Remarks on the science and technology of language pp. 107-120

Jens Erik Fenstad

Peer Gynt: the fruits of collaboration between two cultural giants—Henrik Ibsen and Edvard Grieg pp. 121-142

Finn Benestad

New issues on climate change forcings* pp. 143-164

Marie-Lise Chanin

François Magendie and the New Science of Drugs pp. 165-172

Arnold Burgen

Blood Substitutes: Physiological Basis of Efficacy Edited by R. M. Winslow, K. D. Vandegriff, M. Intaglietta Birkhäuser, 1995 (205 pages). SFr 84, DM98, £42. ISBN 3-7643-3804-0 (hardcover) pp. 173-178

R. W. Carrell

The EU: understanding the Brussels process, by Christopher Bright Wiley, Chichester, UK, 1995 (250 pages), £14.95, softback (ISBN 01474-95608-2) pp. 178-179

Robert Cahn

Britain on the edge of Europe, by Michael Chisholm Routledge, London and New York, 1995 (182 pages) £40 cloth, £12.99 softback. (Softback: ISBN 0-415-11921-9) pp. 179-180

Walther Manshard

Who's Who in European research and developmentBowker-Saur, East Grinstead, UK, 1995 (xxvii+800 pages), £249, Quarto, ISBN 1-85739-097-0 - Directory of European research and development (2 volumes)Bowker-Saur, East Grinstead, UK, 1995, Volume 1 (xxix + 679 pages), Volume 2 (xxix + 204 pages), £249, Quarto, Softback only, ISBN 1-85739-092-X - European research and development database: CD-ROMBowker-Saur, East Grinstead, UK, 1995, Annual Subscription £995 pp. 180-182

Robert W. Cahn

Volume 4, issue 1, 1996

Four Populations: Human Settlements and Social Morphology in the Contemporary Metropolis pp. 3-23

Guido Martinotti

The West and the East in the Jagellonian Commonwealth pp. 25-33

Aleksander Gieysztor

What is rural settlement in Europe today? pp. 35-43

Staffan Helmfrid

Science and parascience: A new kind of competition pp. 45-48

Hubert Curien

Aggression at different levels of social complexity pp. 49-59

R. A. Hinde

Children and violence; a developmental perspective pp. 61-74

Lea Pulkkinen

Violence and aggression in children and youth: a socio-psychological perspective pp. 75-90

Adam Fraczek

Europe's next step: organisational innovation, competition and employment Edited by L. A. Andreasen, B. Coriat, F. den Hertog and R. Kaplinsky. Frank Cass, 1995 (323 pages). £30 cloth (ISBN 0-7146-4630-X), £16 paperback (ISBN 0-7146-4151-0) pp. 91-92

W. B. Reddaway

The organisation of Europe (Developing a Continental Market Order)David Harrison. Routledge, 1995 (224 pages). £40 cloth (ISBN 0-415-11070-X), £13.99 paperback (ISBN 0-415-110711-8) pp. 92-93

W. B. Reddaway

Erratum pp. 95-95

Anonymous

Volume 3, issue 4, 1995

Nation, nationalism and citizenship* pp. 273-286

Alain Touraine

Switzerland—a paradigm for Europe? pp. 287-294

Bruno Frey and Iris Bohnet

Scientific research—panacea or Pandora's Box† pp. 295-301

Jack D. Dunitz

Tree-rings, absolute chronology and climatic change pp. 303-308

Bernd Kromer and Bernd Becker

Progress in Genetic Engineering of Plants pp. 309-325

Chris Simoens and Marc Van Montagu

Predictive incapacity and rational decision pp. 327-332

Nicholas Rescher

Harmonization versus competition between rules*† pp. 333-342

Claus Dieter Ehlermann

Volume 3, issue 3, 1995

The dynamics of innovation: on the multiplicity of the new pp. 209-219

Helga Nowotny

Against the right of the stronger: ethical considerations concerning cultural property pp. 221-231

Beat Sitter-Liver

Agricultural pressure groups and the origins of the Common Agricultural Policy pp. 233-242

Richard T. Griffiths

Memory formation: its molecular and cell biology pp. 243-256

Steven P. R. Rose

The expansion of Europe, the division of the world and the development of science and technology pp. 257-263

H. L. Wesseling

Prometheus Bound: science in a dynamic steady state pp. 265-271

Christopher Freeman

Volume 3, issue 2, 1995

‘Mr Secretary, Colonel, Admiral, Philosopher Thompson’: the European odyssey of Count Rumford pp. 103-111

Peter Day

Cellular genetic engineering of plants pp. 113-117

Yuri Gleba

Text and image pp. 119-129

Anne-Marie Christin

Traditions in the construction of cultural identity and strategies of ethnic survival pp. 131-146

Lauri Honko

European community food processing industries pp. 147-157

Stephen Martin

The future of cities in Western Europe pp. 161-169

Peter Hall

The transition of post-socialist cities pp. 171-182

György Enyedi

The future of the European city in the West and the East pp. 183-193

Elisabeth Lichtenberger

Global urban development: the case of africa* pp. 195-207

Walther Manshard

Volume 3, issue 1, 1995

Power and insecurity in Europe pp. 1-11

Lawrence Freedman

The ability to speak: from intentions to spoken words pp. 13-23

Willem J. M. Levelt

The European Enlightenment pp. 25-34

Tore Frängsmyr

The pharmacology of long-term memory pp. 35-48

Cesare Mondadori

Introduction pp. 51-51

Arnold Burgen

An integrated approach to science and technology policy: social and economic development in a European context pp. 53-60

J. Blondel

Relationships between the social and the natural sciences* pp. 61-71

Jens Erik Fenstad

A framework for a sociology of assessing and intervening in technology development pp. 73-82

Wim A. Smit

New combinations pp. 83-92

Arie Rip

Christopher Columbus' situation and the challenge of understanding today's global environmental issues pp. 93-101

Uno Svedin