Eastern Journal of European Studies
2010 - 2026
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Volume 2(1), month June, 2011
- Optimal taxation and monitoring in an economy with matching frictions and underground activities pp. 5-11

- Gaetano Lisi
- The increase of rural development measures efficiency at the micro-regions level by cluster analysis. A Romanian case study pp. 13-39

- Maria Vincze and Elemer Mezei
- The economic crisis and its management in Spain pp. 41-55

- Andrea Éltetõ
- On the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union and the EU accession to the European Convention on Human Rights pp. 57-65

- Aurora Ciuca
- The role of EU institutions in implementing its monetary policy pp. 67-79

- Emilia Georgieva
- Discursive differences and policy outcomes: EU-Russia relations and security in Europe pp. 81-95

- Licínia Simao
- Some considerations on the EU Danube Strategy and the Black Sea Region pp. 97-110

- Costel Coroban
- Policies for strategic territorial development.Inter-municipality association as a form of network governance: the Italian experience pp. 111-128

- Patrizia Messina
- Problems of Romanian SMEs with tapping EU structural funds pp. 129-146

- Gabor Hunya
- BOOK REVIEW - John McClintock, The Uniting of Nations: An Essay on Global Governance pp. 147-150

- Lucian-Dumitru Dîrdalã
Volume 17, month June, 2026
- How does militarization affect the ecological footprint? The case of the Eastern Partnership countries and Russia pp. 5-36

- Sinem Eyuboglu and A. Oznur Umit
- Personality and behavioural factors as predictors of investment intention in the Croatian stock market pp. 37-59

- Marija Vukovic, Snjezana Pivac and Karmen Vrhar Susnjara
- Winds of change: tracking air quality patterns across Romania's urban and metropolitan areas pp. 60-86

- Cristian-Manuel Fosalau, Alexandru Banica, Alexandra Sandu and Corneliu Iatu
- Exploring small business profiles in cybersecurity skills pp. 87-110

- Monica Mihaela Maer Matei, Anamaria Nastasa, Andreea-Monica Munteanu, Adriana AnaMaria Davidescu and Eliza Olivia Enno
- The influence of judicial practice on intelligence actions in strengthening urban resilience: a comparative study of Romania, Poland, and Germany pp. 111-134

- Mihaela Tofan and Sebastian Avacaritei
- The analysis of Georgia's participation in Global Value Chains pp. 135-158

- Lela Jamagidze and Eka Lekashvili
- Human capital and well-being in Romania's strategic documents: from catching-up to reactive positioning pp. 159-187

- Daniela-Andreia Damian, Bogdan-Constantin Ibanescu, Mihai Bulai and Corneliu Iatu
- Reshaping Europe's industrial future: the impact of the new political landscape on industrial policy and competitiveness in five CEE countries pp. 188-215

- Melania-Gabriela Ciot and Catalina Tudorie
- Political debate as a filter: defence policy dynamics in EU member states (2004-2024) pp. 216-243

- Georgi Penchev
- Tokenization of assets in the contemporary financial system. Determinants and potential implications pp. 244-264

- Piotr Misztal
- A critical assessment of Habermas's vision of political integration of Europe and prospects of transnational social justice pp. 265-280

- Asad Shahzad and Syed Aamir Alam Rizvi
- National handling fees in Romania, Italy, and France: challenges to the functioning of the EU customs union and the common commercial policy pp. 281-304

- Emanoil-Corneliu Mogirzan
- Research note: A note on pollution cleanup investments, signalling, Ganges River resilience, and lessons for Europe pp. 305-312

- Amitrajeet A. Batabyal
- Research note: From regulation to reputation: the EU's anticorruption directive as public diplomacy pp. 313-324

- Niedja de Andrade e Silva Forte dos Santos
- Research note: Trade dependencies and power pp. 325-337

- Valentin Cojanu
- Research note: Between multilevel governance and urban foreign policy - Budapest and the Pact of Free Cities in Central and Eastern Europe pp. 338-350

- Ilona Palne Kovacs and Balazs Brucker
- Book review: Fred Block (2025). The Habitation Society. Creating Sustainable Prosperity pp. 351-358

- Oliver Kovacs
Volume 16(SI), month November, 2025
- Editorial: Regional partnerships and strategic cooperation in times of crisis pp. 5-13

- Oana Ramona Guriţă, Grațiela Georgiana Noja and Badar Alam Iqbal
- Exploring the role of firm location and activity field in shaping internationalization pathways: insights from Romania and the Republic of Moldova pp. 14-35

- Liviu-George Maha, Silviu-Dumitru Mistreanu, Stefan-Catalin Topliceanu and Daniela-Elena Viorică
- Oil demand-supply equilibria in some selected regions: macroeconomic implications for market stability and energy security pp. 36-51

- Tom Ezi Chukwugozeim, Young U. Okwuise, Muhammad Abdulgaffar, Jeroh Edirin, Moses Oghenebrozie Emumeena, Omoye Ezie Israel, Joseph Ikpea Igiagbe and Bernard Osahon Odiase
- The role of economic diplomacy in ASEAN’s evolving trade and investment landscape – features of the RCEP pp. 52-73

- Cătălina Bratosin-Vasilache and Liviu-George Maha
- Assessing the global value chain trade structure of the EU, RCEP and TPP through trade network analysis pp. 74-96

- Sandeep Kaur, Harpreet Singh and Ekta Verma
- The regional comprehensive economic partnership: rationality and the power plays pp. 97-118

- Mohamed Aslam and Liew San Yee
- Resilience of public administration in the Bucharest Nine Countries and Ukraine pp. 119-142

- Diana Shkuropadska and Larysa Lebedeva
- The nexus of FDI, trade, and institutional quality: a panel data analysis of RCEP countries pp. 143-161

- Nawalage S. Cooray, Wimal Rankaduwa, K.D.U.D. Fernando, Xu Chengwei and Lankshmi Cooray
- The future of RCEP after “Make America Great Again†(How will the US trade tensions reverberate in the Asia-Pacific region?) pp. 162-177

- Bahadır Murat Cakmaklı
- The EU’s evolving security strategy in the Indo-Pacific: a neo-liberal institutional perspective pp. 178-199

- Jakub Zajaczkowski and Saroj Kumar Aryal
- War in Ukraine, transformation of perceptions in the EU’s geopolitics and possibility of sectoral integration of Georgia into the European energy and transportation policies pp. 200-222

- Lasha Bazhunaishvili and Irakli Gorgiladze
- ASEAN’s strategy within RCEP: managing protectionist policies of the second Trump administration pp. 223-244

- Yosua Saut Marulitua Gultom
Volume 16(1), month June, 2025
- Differential investment in an AI-based technology and economic growth: a tale of two regions pp. 5-12

- Amitrajeet Batabyal and Hamid Beladi
- Growth without development: institutional barriers to convergence in EU candidate states pp. 13-36

- Dženita ŠIljak and Kristian L. Nielsen
- Mapping the scholarly landscape of lifestyle migration in tourism: bibliometric patterns of trend, themes and future directions pp. 37-69

- Maja Nikšić Radić and Daniel Dragicevic
- The role of culture in shaping tourism demand: evidence from panel data analysis of European living labs pp. 70-97

- Davorka Mikulić, Blanka Škrabić Perić and Zvonimir Kuliš
- Dynamic connectedness analysis between crude oil price changes and Polish stock market sectors pp. 98-127

- Viorica Chirilă and Alina Cristina Nuta
- Does a "super-presidential republic" exist? The phenomenon of super-presidency experienced by post-communist countries of Eastern Europe and Asia pp. 128-149

- Roman Martyniuk, Oleksii Datsiuk, Mykola Romanov and Yurii Irkha
- Geopolitical competition or a conflict of values? A comparison between the US, EU and Russian strategic narratives on the Ukraine war (2022–2023) pp. 150-172

- Valentin Stoian
- The policy planning system in Georgia: design and implementation challenges pp. 173-193

- Bacho Bitari Khuroshvili
- Development of youth information and media literacy: analysis of non-formal educational activities pp. 194-215

- Marina Drushlyak, Olena Semenog and Nataliia Ponomarenko
- Digital transformation, organisational capabilities, and SME performance - size matters pp. 216-238

- Irena Mladenova, Zhelyu Vladimirov and Olya Harizanova
- The EU's tacit yet unspoken attitude towards Turkey's EU accession process: viewing Turkey as 'a European outsider' pp. 239-257

- Hakan Samur and Turgut Demirtepe
- 10 years of cooperation on the Thematic Smart Specialisation Platforms. Could macro-regional strategies foster S3-related interregional cooperation? pp. 258-280

- Petra Szávics
- The role of FDI in regional economic growth in Central & Eastern Europe: the case of the Hungarian regions pp. 281-309

- Zoltán Gál and András Gyimesi
- Flamenco in education: building European identity and social belonging pp. 310-335

- Jesús Heredia-Carroza, Carmen López-Ruiz, Angeles Carrosa-Zayas and Carlos ChavarrÃa-Ortiz
- Teleworking in the post-pandemic period COVID-19 – reasons and aspects of implementation in the Czech Republic pp. 336-361

- Jaroslav Vrchota, Monika MaÅ™Ãková and Petr ŘehoÅ™
- Book review: Aurelian Dănilă, Retrospectivă diplomatică. Amintiri, interviuri, documente [Diplomatic Retrospective. Memories, interviews, documents] pp. 362-366

- Adrian-Bogdan Ceobanu
- Book review: Cătălin-Gabriel Stănescu (2025), EU Informal Debt-Collection Regulation. Failure by Design? pp. 367-369

- Carmen Tamara Ungureanu
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