European Review

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Volume 23, issue S1, 2015

Academic Mobility and Migration: What We Know and What We Do Not Know pp. S6-S37

Ulrich Teichler

The Internationalisation of the Academy: Convergence and Divergence across Disciplines pp. S38-S54

Michele Rostan and Flavio Antonio Ceravolo

Dynamics of Academic Mobility: Hegemonic Internationalisation or Fluid Globalisation pp. S55-S69

Peter Scott

International Academic Mobility: Towards a Concentration of the Minds in Europe pp. S70-S88

Marijk Van Der Wende

Mobility of Scientists across Europe: The Role Played by European Research Funding pp. S89-S94

Adriano Zecchina and Alberto Anfossi

A New Epistemic Silk Road? The Chinese Knowledge Diaspora, and its Implications for the Europe of Knowledge pp. S95-S111

Anthony Welch

The Diverse Patterns and the Diverse Causes of Migration and Mobility in Science pp. S112-S126

Ulrich Teichler and Alessandro Cavalli

Volume 23, issue 4, 2015

Hey! What’s that Gorilla Doing over There? On the Illusory-Hallucinatory Nature of Everyday Living pp. 455-472

Michael N. Marsh

How Mathematics is Rooted in Life pp. 473-480

Jens Erik Fenstad

Sustainability: The Water and Energy Problem, and the Natural Design Solution pp. 481-488

Adrian Bejan

Assessing the Potential Effects of the European Union Multilevel Approach to the Coexistence Policy pp. 489-500

Macario Rodríguez-Entrena and Melania Salazar-Ordóñez

Corporations and Universities pp. 501-510

Lars Engwall

The Role of Creative Arts in European Universities: An Exploratory Study pp. 511-526

Martinus Buekers, Lieve Mees and Jan Baetens

Education Sector as a Stakeholder of Destination Management Organizations: Cooperation of Local DMOs with Educational Institutions pp. 527-539

Jacek Borzyszkowski and Mirosław Marczak

Intergovernmental Cooperation and the Idea of Community in the Institutional and Decision-making Sphere of the EU Common Foreign and Security Policy pp. 540-552

Michal Piechowicz

A New Approach to the Evaluation of Countries’ Educational Structure and Development: The European Study pp. 553-565

Marina Dobrota, Gordana Savic and Milica Bulajic

Reforming Property Law in Kosovo: A Clash of Legal Orders pp. 566-582

Marco Roccia

The Russian Oligarchs, from Yeltsin to Putin pp. 583-596

Chaim Shinar

Contributing to Healing the World pp. 597-613

Iván Zoltán Dénes

Volume 23, issue 3, 2015

The Polish and Wider Central European Enlightenment – was there a Radical Tendency? pp. 309-320

Jonathan Israel

The Scriptures in Hungarian in Early Modernity pp. 321-331

Béla Mester

Information and Propaganda in Print: Leibniz’s Eastern Europe pp. 332-340

Gábor Gángó

A Critique of Periodicity in Early Modern Journalism. The First Spanish Serial Gazette: Gazeta de Roma in Valencia (1618–1620) pp. 341-353

Carmen Espejo and Francisco Baena

World Heritage. From the Manuscript to the Digital Form pp. 354-360

Aleksandra Vraneš

World Libraries, the Diplomatic Role of Cultural Agencies pp. 361-368

Juan Jose Prieto Gutierrez

Cross-cultural Translatability: Challenges and Prospects pp. 369-378

Zhang Longxi

A Literary Philtrum or the Last Cultural Intimacy pp. 379-385

Branko Vraneš

Is the New Paradigm in the Balkans Old Enough? An Introduction to Postpoetics, the First Step pp. 386-395

Aleksandar Jerkov

Male or Female Time? Milorad Pavić’s Dictionary of the Khazars and Gabriel García Márquez’s One Hundred Years of Solitude pp. 396-405

Ksenija Vulović

Literary and Cultural Circulation: Machado de Assis and Théodule-Armand Ribot* pp. 406-420

José Luís Jobim

Japan, the First Quest of Modernization in East Asia pp. 421-425

Ljiljana Marković

An Unknown Masterpiece: On Pak Kyongni’s Land and World Literature pp. 426-438

Sowon S. Park

Music as a Form of Cultural Dialogue: The Case of Ravi Shankar pp. 439-453

Rajeev S. Patke

Volume 23, issue 2, 2015

Introduction pp. 173-179

Wang Ning

The Dialectic of Recognition and the Rediscovery of China: After Orientalism pp. 180-192

Chiann Karen Tsui and Russell A. Berman

Re-conceptualizing China in our Time: From a Chinese Perspective pp. 193-209

Zhang Longxi

Re-visioning Global Modernity through the Prism of China pp. 210-226

Sheldon Lu

How the Public in the US, Latin America, and East Asia Sees an Emerging China pp. 227-241

John H. Aldrich and Jie Lu

Interests, Values, and Geopolitics: The Global Public Opinion on China pp. 242-260

Liu Kang

Maoism and Postmodernism pp. 261-272

Alfred Hornung

Highlighting the Humanistic Spirit in the Age of Globalization: Humanities Education in China pp. 273-285

Wang Ning

The Beijing 2008 Olympics: Examining the Interrelations of China, Globalization, and Soft Power pp. 286-296

Richard Giulianotti

Teaching Chinese in the Global Context: Challenges and Strategies pp. 297-308

Cheng Aimin

Volume 23, issue 1, 2015

Centuries of Change: Wrocław – Breslau – Vratislavia pp. 1-11

Norman Davies

Towards a Culture of Creativity: Reflections on Europe’s Strive for Excellence in Research and Innovation pp. 12-27

Wilhelm Krull

Progress in Cosmology: an Environmental and Fundamental Science pp. 28-35

Martin Rees

The Standard Model of Particle Physics pp. 36-44

Tom W.B. Kibble

Why Antimatter Matters pp. 45-56

Alban Kellerbauer

The Discovery of a Higgs Particle at the Large Hadron Collider pp. 57-70

Aleandro Nisati

Civis Europeus Sum – Union Citizenship and the Influence of the Court of Justice of the European Union pp. 71-80

Verica Trstenjak

From Spatial Turn to GIS-Mapping of Literary Cultures pp. 81-96

Marko Juvan

Preface: Logic and Philosophy in Poland pp. 97-98

Dagfinn Føllesdal

Logic in Poland in the Twentieth Century: An Introduction pp. 99-104

Jan Woleński

Twardowski on Presentations and Truth pp. 105-113

Katarzyna Kijania-Placek

Łukasiewicz and the Several Senses of Possibility pp. 114-124

Peter Simons

Stanisław Leśniewski: Rethinking the Philosophy of Mathematics pp. 125-138

Rafal Urbaniak

How Tarski Defined the Undefinable pp. 139-149

Cezary Cieśliński

The Influence of the Polish School in Logic on Mathematical Philosophy pp. 150-158

Leon Horsten

Logic in Poland after 1945 (until 1975) pp. 159-171

Jan Woleński and Victor Marek