European Review

1993 - 2024

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Volume 2, issue 4, 1994

Violence against parents in Swedish peasant society pp. 247-260

Birgitta Odén

Precious metals and mining in the New World: 1500–1800 pp. 261-270

K. N. Chaudhuri

Biological evidence of past environments and climatic changes pp. 271-278

Jon R. Pilcher

A Critique of the German IntelligentsiaHugo Ball Columbia University Press, New York, 1994 (first German edition 1919) pp. 279-280

Klaus von Beyme

Classical antiquity in contemporary Europe pp. 282-287

Walther Ludwig

The tradition of Roman law in Europe pp. 289-294

Peter Stein

Material values past and present pp. 295-303

Michael Vickers

Latin in Poland and East-Central Europe: Continuity and Discontinuity pp. 305-309

Jerzy Axer and Maria Bozenna Fedewicz

Volume 2, issue 3, 1994

Poetics now? pp. 177-192

Margaret Davies-Mitchell

Scandinavian realism pp. 193-199

Stig Strömholm

The return of the Jews to Spain* pp. 201-205

José Luis Lacave

The European Challenges Post–1992: Shaping Factors, Shaping Actors Edited by Alexis Jacquemin and David Wright Edward Elgar—Aldershot & Vermont, 1993, ISBN 1 85278 829 1, 1 85278 830 5 (paperback). (480 pages). UK£15.95 pp. 207-210

Barry Supple

Two fin de siècles pp. 213-220

H. L. Wesseling

The Fin de Siècles in literature pp. 221-231

John Neubauer

Salome: a fin de siècle legend pp. 233-238

Barbara Wright

Nationalism in the fin de siècle Habsburg monarchy pp. 239-246

Alan Sked

Volume 2, issue 2, 1994

New perspectives on ancient science pp. 91-98

Geoffrey Lloyd

The awareness of global climatic and environmental change pp. 99-115

Hans Oeschger

A Vision of the BrianSemir Zeki Blackwell Scientific Publications, 1993 (366 pages). UK£18.95 pp. 117-119

Henri Korn

Scientific accounts of the universe from antiquity to Kepler pp. 125-140

Olaf Pedersen

The explosion of the horizons pp. 141-148

Jean-Claude Pecker

The emergence of complex structure in astronomy pp. 149-153

Bengt Gustafsson

Cosmology: evidence for a ‘big bang’† pp. 155-164

Martin J. Rees

Observations which contradict the hypothesis of a big bang universe pp. 165-172

Halton Arp

Discussion pp. 173-175

Anonymous

Volume 2, issue 1, 1994

Can there be a European law? pp. 1-13

E.-J. Mestmäcker

How organisms are put together pp. 15-21

Antonio García-Bellido

Parallels in nerve and muscle research* pp. 23-29

A. F. Huxley

Universities and industry pp. 31-36

Stig Strömhölm

The origins of Pergamon Press: Rosbaud and Maxwell pp. 37-42

Robert W. Cahn

The policy agenda: challenges for the new Europe pp. 47-63

Margaret Sharp

Co-operation in R&D, efficiency and European policy pp. 65-72

Alexis Jacquemin and Luc Soete

Europe's unemployment problem* pp. 73-82

Jacques Dreze

What is scientific literacy? pp. 83-89

John Durant

Volume 1, issue 4, 1993

The present state and future of science in Russia pp. 301-307

Sergei Kapitza

Geography and the international global change programmes pp. 309-317

Walther Manshard

Museums of natural history—do we need their collections in the time of molecular biology? pp. 319-328

Sven Mathiasson

The ecological economics of the Baltic Sea pp. 329-335

Tomasz Zylicz

Nationalism and politics in Eastern Europe pp. 341-345

Ernest Gellner

Nation and state in East Central Europe pp. 347-353

Domokos Kosáry

State building and nation building pp. 355-369

Juan J. Linz

Collective minority rights and problems in their legal protection: the example of Yugoslavia*† pp. 371-383

Tibor Varady

State, state-nation, cultural nation pp. 385-389

Ferenc Glatz

Volume 1, issue 3, 1993

Extinction from a paleontological perspective pp. 207-216

David M. Raup

Global stability of atmospheric oxygen pp. 217-229

Egbert K. Duursma and Michel P. R. M. Boisson

Reflections on the ‘Tears of wine’ phenomena in materials pp. 231-242

E. D. Hondros

The fifth freedom; an essay review pp. 243-248

Max Perutz

The organizational ecology of science advice in America pp. 249-261

Jesse H. Ausubel

Museums: evolving institutions pp. 267-271

Elisabeth des Portes

National museums and international museums pp. 273-278

David M. Wilson

Archaeological sites as alternative exhibitions: the case of Akrotiri, Thera pp. 279-284

Christos Doumas

Habitat dioramas as ecological theatre pp. 285-300

Karen Wonders

Volume 1, issue 2, 1993

The crisis of progress pp. 117-123

Alain Touraine

The history of card games pp. 125-135

Michael Dummett

Revival of the concept of the cold prehistory of life pp. 137-147

Vitalii I. Goldanskii

De la biologie à l'éthique les comités d'éthique de biologie pp. 149-155

Jean Bernard

Swords into ploughshares: co-operation in conversion pp. 157-163

V. S. Arunachalam

The importance of being imperfect pp. 169-176

Alan Cottrell

Glass and the virtue of disorder pp. 177-187

J. Zarzycki

Cork and corks pp. 189-195

Manuel A. Fortes

Crystallinity in polymers: an historical view pp. 197-206

Geoffrey Allen

Volume 1, issue 1, 1993

Scientific advice seen from the perspective of a minister of science* pp. 3-9

Heinz Riesenhuber

New uses for new phylogenies pp. 11-19

Paul H. Harvey and Sean Nee

A European canon of literature? pp. 21-29

Douwe Fokkema

Information flow in the nervous system pp. 31-39

Arnold Burgen

The Ulysses out-of-ecliptic mission pp. 41-51

Roger-Maurice Bonnet

Postsocialist transition: an overall survey* pp. 53-64

János Kornai

Intercontinental migration as a world historical process pp. 66-74

P. C. Emmer

Immigration and integration in Germany since 1945 pp. 75-79

Klaus J. Bade

Migration and decolonization pp. 81-86

J. L. Miège

European migration at the end of history pp. 87-108

Dirk J. van de Kaa

The economic effects of immigration pp. 109-116

Julian L. Simon