European Review

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Volume 27, issue 4, 2019

Piero’s Madonna del Parto: Facts and Conjectures pp. 455-467

Simon Altmann

The AKP Government from its Formation to the Popular Uprising in June 2013 (Part I) pp. 468-489

Ercan Gündoğan

How can a ‘Responsible’ European Union Contribute to the Implementation of the Responsibility to Protect? pp. 490-505

Pinar Gözen Ercan and Defne Günay

Did Capital Market Development and Financial Depth Contribute to Growth? Evidence from European Financial Integration pp. 506-518

Mazhar Mahmood and Kashif Ur Rehman

Debt-oriented Capital Structure and Economic Growth: Panel Evidence for OECD Countries pp. 519-542

Syed Munawar Shah, Mariani Abdul-Majid and Zulkefly Abdul Karim

The Impact of a Crisis on the Innovation Systems in Europe: Evidence from the CIS10 Innovation Survey pp. 543-562

Katerina Toshevska-Trpchevska, Elena Makrevska Disoska, Dragan Tevdovski and Viktor Stojkoski

Opening European Research to the World: Evidence from International Cooperation pp. 563-584

Evanthia Kalpazidou Schmidt

The Use and Understanding of Michel Houellebecq’s Novel Submission in Today’s Europe: Introduction pp. 585-590

Karl Ågerup and Göran Larsson

Converted by un confit de canard: Political Thinking in the Novel Soumission by Michel Houellebecq pp. 591-599

Marie Demker

Fuck Autonomy: Neo-Orientalism and Abjection in Michel Houellebecq’s Soumission pp. 600-614

Per-Erik Nilsson

The Political Reception of Michel Houellebecq’s Submission pp. 615-635

Karl Ågerup

Volume 27, issue 3, 2019

Introduction: Big Data – Digital Technology, Loads of Empirical Materials, and a Daring Vision pp. 317-327

Christian Munthe and Urban Strandberg

Big Data and Changing Concepts of the Human pp. 328-340

Carrie Figdor

Not by Data Alone: The Promises and Pitfalls of Data Analysis in Understanding Consciousness pp. 341-356

Paula Droege

Big Data and Us: Human–Data Interactions pp. 357-377

Barry C. Smith

From Unconscious Inference to the Beholder’s Share: Predictive Perception and Human Experience pp. 378-410

Anil K. Seth

Big Data and Creativity pp. 411-439

Palle Dahlstedt

Data Aggregation as Social Relations: Making Datasets from Self-Tracking Data pp. 440-454

Dawn Nafus

Volume 27, issue 2, 2019

Gabriel and the Virgin II pp. 159-174

Simon Altmann and Gloria Martínez Leiva

Trade, Political Coalitions and Neo-Gothic Architecture pp. 175-186

Dirk De Bièvre

Why the Days Seem Shorter as We Get Older pp. 187-194

Adrian Bejan

Religion, Grammar and Style: Wittgenstein and Hamann pp. 195-209

Maya Halpern

Assessing the Rules of Appointing Arbitrators under the EU’s Investment Court System pp. 210-219

Chi-Chung Kao

Determinants of the Current Account Balances among Central and Eastern European Countries in the European Union pp. 220-245

Donny Tang

A New Approach to the Evaluation of Public Procurement Efficiency among European Countries pp. 246-259

Milos Milosavljević, Marina Dobrota and Nemanja Milanović

Moral and Legal Dilemmas of the New Polish Security Policy pp. 260-274

Marek Górka

How could Expert Involvement Compensate for an Incomplete Capability of Legitimization through Democratic Representation? Debating the Grounds for Political Legitimacy in the EU pp. 275-299

Lena Caspers and Urban Strandberg

Voters and Abstainers in National and European Elections pp. 300-315

Daniel Stockemer and Andre Blais

Volume 27, issue 1, 2019

Is the Era of Work Coming to an End? Erasmus Lecture delivered at the Budapest meeting of the Academia Europaea, 5 September 2017 pp. 1-16

Andreu Mas-Colell

Building Resilience to Disaster: From Advice to Action pp. 17-26

Sherrie Forrest and Charlene Milliken

International Mobility, Joint Working and European Research pp. 27-32

Alex N. Halliday and Laura Wilton

Scientific Policy Advice in Switzerland: A Case Study on Climate Change and General Insights pp. 33-40

Roger Pfister

Introduction: The Snow of Yesteryear pp. 43-45

Gerald Weissmann

The Two Cultures at Cambridge pp. 46-53

Peter Lachmann

Two Cultures and Our Encyclopaedic Brain pp. 54-65

Jean-Pierre Changeux

C.P. Snow and the Two Cultures, 60 Years Later pp. 66-74

Walter E. Massey

Human Heredity Now and in the Future pp. 75-79

Matthew Meselson

C.P. Snow, Sputnik and the Cold War pp. 80-86

Jeanne Guillemin

Two Cultures versus General Education pp. 87-90

John R. David

Science and Dissent pp. 91-96

Robert L. Bernstein

Disintegrating the Dullest Miracle on Earth? The Greek Crisis, Instrumentalism and European Identity pp. 97-114

David Michael Green

Marginalisation of Roma: Root Causes and Possible Policy Actions pp. 115-130

Pavel Ciaian and d'Artis Kancs

Chechens: Freedom Fighters or Terrorists? pp. 131-142

Chaim Shinar

The Time of Troubles in Alexander Dugin’s Narrative pp. 143-157

Dmitry Shlapentokh

Volume 26, issue S2, 2018

Crossing over to the Future: Interdisciplinarity in Research and Higher Education pp. S1-S5

Milena Žic Fuchs

Following Up on Interdisciplinary Encounters: Benefits for Early Career Researchers pp. S6-S20

Helen Bridle

Interdisciplinary Research pp. S21-S29

Bruce Brown

Structural Conditions for Interdisciplinarity pp. S30-S40

Lars Engwall

Implementing Interdisciplinary Curricula: Some Philosophical and Practical Remarks pp. S41-S54

Carl Gombrich

The Perks and Perils of Interdisciplinary Research pp. S55-S67

Erin Leahey

The Order of Knowledge: From Disciplinarity to Transdisciplinarity and Back pp. S68-S75

Jürgen Mittelstrass

Interdisciplinarity as a State of Mind: How Can Individuals and Societies Reach It? pp. S76-S84

Amir Muzur

The Other Kind of Research: On the Ambivalent Ties between Disciplinary, Multi-, Inter- and Transdisciplinary Scholarship pp. S85-S98

Verena Winiwarter

Volume 26, issue S1, 2018

Introduction to the Special Issue on ‘University Governance and Creativity’ pp. S1-S5

Georg Krücken, Lars Engwall and Erik De Corte

Welcome Remarks at the Conference on ‘University Governance: Impeding or Facilitating Creativity?’ pp. S6-S10

Wilhelm Krull

Changing Notions of the Governance–Creativity Nexus pp. S11-S24

Ivar Bleiklie

Creativity, Risk and the Research Impact Agenda in the United Kingdom pp. S25-S34

Michael Power

Compliance and Creativity: Dilemmas for University Governance pp. S35-S47

Peter Scott

Excellence of Universities versus Autonomy, Funding and Accountability pp. S48-S56

Francisco Michavila and Jorge M. Martinez

Higher Education Institutions as Strategic Actors pp. S57-S69

Jean-Claude Thoenig and Catherine Paradeise

Governing Collective Action – The Impetus for University Commons pp. S70-S84

Jetta Frost and Fabian Hattke

Governing for Creativity pp. S85-S90

Gerhard Casper

Promoting Creativity at Work – Implications for Scientific Creativity pp. S91-S99

Sandra Ohly

Creativity and the Governance of Universities: Encounters of the Third Kind pp. S100-S113

Gili S. Drori

On the ‘Innovative University’. A few Challenging Reflections pp. S114-S123

Jan De Groof

Universities: From Local Institutions to Global Systems? Implications for Students, Staff and Institutions pp. S124-S148

Lauritz B. Holm-Nielsen

Volume 26, issue 4, 2018

The Anthroposeen: The Invention of Linear Perspective as a Decisive Moment in the Emergence of a Geological Age of Mankind pp. 583-599

Philipp Lepenies

The Spectres Haunting Europe: Reading Contemporary Catalan Nationalism through The Break-Up of Britain pp. 600-615

Jerry White

Brexit and Scotland: Centralism, Federalism or Independence? pp. 616-647

Andreas Rahmatian

Conspiracy Narratives in Russian Politics: from Stalin to Putin pp. 648-660

Chaim Shinar

Reflective Identity of Students/Future Teachers – Chances and Hopes for Shaping a New Educational and Social Reality pp. 661-669

Alina Szczurek-Boruta

Social Mobility Barriers for Roma: Discrimination and Informal Institutions pp. 670-685

Pavel Ciaian and d'Artis Kancs

Socializing Global Economic Governance: Introducing a Financial Transaction Tax pp. 686-703

Vladimir Nikolaevitch Zuev and Elena Yakovlevna Ostrovskaya

The European Union as a Global Actor: The Case of the Financial Transaction Tax pp. 704-720

Marina Strezhneva

Additionality of European Cohesion Policy pp. 721-737

Sonja Šlander and Peter Wostner

Are Labour Market Reforms the Answer to Post-Euro-Crisis Management? Reflections on Germany’s Hartz Reforms pp. 738-754

Luo Chih-Mei

China’s Long March to Central and Eastern Europe pp. 755-766

Weiqing Song

Volume 26, issue 3, 2018

Central Europe and Colonialism: Introduction pp. 407-409

Siegfried Huigen, Pieter Emmer and Dorota KoŁodziejczyk

Geography, Early Modern Colonialism and Central Europe’s Atlantic Trade pp. 410-420

Klaus Weber

Central Europe and the Portuguese, Spanish and French Atlantic, Fifteenth to Nineteenth Centuries pp. 421-429

Torsten dos Santos Arnold

Hanseatic Merchants and the Procurement of Palm Oil and Rubber for Wilhelmine Germany’s New Industries, 1850–1918 pp. 430-440

Samuel Eleazar Wendt

Twisted Ways of Commodities in the Early Modern Era and the Positioning of Poland on the Map of Colonialism pp. 441-447

Dariusz Kołodziejczyk

The Strange Career of Johann Matthias Kramer: Transatlantic Migration, Language and the Circulation of Information in the Eighteenth Century pp. 448-460

Mark Häberlein

Knowledge and Power: Rumphius’ Ambonese Herbal and Ambonese Curiosity Cabinet as Colonial Contact Zones pp. 461-470

Esther Helena Arens and Charlotte Kießling

Beňovský on Madagascar: The Self-fashioning, Career and Knowledge Production of a Central European Actor in the French Colonial Empire pp. 471-480

Damien Tricoire

Central European Missionaries in Sudan: Geopolitics and Alternative Colonialism in Mid-Nineteenth Century Africa pp. 481-491

Helge Wendt

‘They Handle Negroes Just Like Us’: German Colonialism in Cameroon in the Eyes of Poles (1885–1914) pp. 492-502

Jawad Daheur

Eurafrica: A Pan-European Vehicle for Central European Colonialism (1923–1939) pp. 503-513

Benjamin J. Thorpe

How to Write the History of Europe? pp. 514-544

Jean-Frédéric Schaub

The EC/EU between the Art of Forgetting and the Palimpsest of Empire pp. 545-581

Patrick Pasture

Volume 26, issue 2, 2018

Introduction: Humanities versus Sciences? pp. 229-232

Ning Wang

Two Cultures into One? pp. 233-240

Wim Blockmans

Social Sciences, Humanities and Liberal Arts: China and the West pp. 241-261

Liu Kang

Educational Sciences: A Crossroad for Dialogue among Disciplines pp. 262-271

Erik De Corte

Liberal Arts Education and the Modern University pp. 272-284

Yifeng Sun

Montesquieu in the University: The Governance of World-class Institutions of Higher Education and Research pp. 285-298

Lars Engwall

The Significance of the Humanities and Liberal Arts in Higher Education pp. 299-310

Guoqiang Qiao

The Mission and Responsibilities of Innovative Universities pp. 311-318

Lei Zhang, Liu, Ji’An and Jie Zhang

‘Science’ and ‘Culture’ in University Settings. Areas of Overlap? Areas of Tension? Or, Areas of Mutual Complementarity? pp. 319-329

Milena Žic Fuchs

Scientific Prometheanism and the Boundaries of Knowledge: Whither Goes AI? pp. 330-343

Tianhu Hao

Humanities Encounters Science: Confronting the Challenge of Post-humanism pp. 344-353

Ning Wang

Interdisciplinarity, History and Cultural Encounters pp. 354-367

Svend Erik Larsen

New Confucianism, Science and the Future of the Environment pp. 368-380

Chengzhou He

Is the ‘Intention’ There? On the Impact of Scientism on Hermeneutics pp. 381-394

Zhang Jiang

Why Universities Better Invest in the Humanities pp. 395-405

D’haen, Theo

Volume 26, issue 1, 2018

From Mars to the Multiverse pp. 1-12

Martin Rees

Reproducibility of Published Research pp. 13-19

Johannes Klumpers

Disorder and Public Governance pp. 20-29

Sophie Body-Gendrot

Why Earthquakes Threaten Two Major European Cities: Istanbul and Bucharest pp. 30-49

Gregory A. Houseman

Transitional Women in the Transnational Era: Female Voices through Art pp. 50-66

Silvia Pellicer-Ortín

Tribute to Thomas W.B. Kibble – Perspectives in Fundamental Physics pp. 67-69

Alban Kellerbauer and André Mischke

The Search for Dark Matter pp. 70-81

Laura Baudis

Low-energy Tests of Fundamental Physics pp. 82-89

Dmitry Budker

Gravitational Waves: Physics at the Extreme pp. 90-99

Jo van den Brand

Perspectives in Particle Physics after the Discovery of the Higgs Boson pp. 100-109

Guido Tonelli

On the Brout–Englert–Higgs–Guralnik–Hagen–Kibble Mechanism in Quantum Gravity pp. 110-116

‘t Hooft, Gerard

Introduction: ‘Language Endangerment and Revitalization’ pp. 117-119

Wolfgang U. Dressler, Katarzyna Dziubalska-Kołaczyk and Alain Peyraube

Independent, Dependent and Interdependent Variables in Language Decay and Language Death pp. 120-129

Wolfgang U. Dressler

On some endangered Sinitic languages spoken in Northwestern China pp. 130-146

Alain Peyraube

A ‘Small’ Language in Contact with a ‘Big’ One: The Loss of the Alienability Distinction in Tének (Mayan) under Spanish Influence pp. 147-163

Elwira Sobkowiak and Marcin Kilarski

Purism, Variation, Change and ‘Authenticity’: Ideological Challenges to Language Revitalisation pp. 164-178

Julia Sallabank

Awakening the Language and Speakers’ Community of Wymysiöeryś pp. 179-191

Tomasz Wicherkiewicz, Tymoteusz Król and Justyna Olko

Language Ideologies and Minority Language Education: Lessons from Brittany for Kashubia pp. 192-206

Nicole Dołowy-Rybińska and Michael Hornsby

Unbalanced Language Contact and the Struggle for Survival: Bridging Diachronic and Synchronic Perspectives on Nahuatl pp. 207-228

Justyna Olko