Eastern Journal of European Studies
2010 - 2022
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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 13(SI), month October, 2022
- Editorial: Focus on Central and Eastern Europe pp. 5-7

- Zoltán Bretter
- Borders connecting and dividing - East meets West and the borders of the European Union pp. 9-32

- Andrea Schmidt
- Eastern Europe, Central Europe, or East Central Europe? Imagined geography of the region pp. 33-52

- Leszek Nowak
- Is the Visegrad Group disintegrating? A case study on the diversification of the Visegrad states’ EU enlargement policy since 2014 pp. 53-72

- Christopher Walsch
- Threshold impact of corruption on income inequality-social transfers nexus in Central and Eastern Europe pp. 73-98

- Emin Efecan AKTAÅž
- Effectiveness of the European Union grants to civil society in the Baltic states: an evaluation of the EU program 'Europe for Citizens' (2007-2020) pp. 99-119

- JÄ nis Kapustä€ns
- Legal and practical conditions of the functioning of the civil society organizations in Hungary and Poland pp. 120-140

- László Kà Kai and Agnieszka Bejma
- Maternity benefit: comparison of systems and financing in V4 countries pp. 141-163

- Danuta Duda, Kamila Tureäœkovã, Ivona Buryovã and Radka Kubalovã
- Second parliamentary chambers as safeguards against democratic backsliding? Case study of Czech and Polish senates pp. 164-182

- Petr Just and Jakub CHARVÃ T
- Comparative populism: Romania and Hungary pp. 183-206

- Zoltán Bretter
- Hybrid foreign policies in the EU’s Eastern flank: adaptive diplomacy pp. 207-235

- Péter Kacziba and Barış Hasan
- Perspectives on future trends and opportunities in a changing world – with a special focus on the Visegrad Countries pp. 236-259

- Zoltán Vã–rã–s
Volume 13(2), month December, 2022
- FDI inflows, human development and export upgrading: evidence from EU transition economies pp. 5-23

- Yilmaz Bayar and Laura DIACONU (maxim)
- Trade and FDI connectivity in Europe: the European Union, Western Balkans and new EU candidate countries pp. 24-53

- Alena Dorakh
- Evaluating the relationship between sustainable development, localisation and the informal economy: evidence from Romania pp. 54-76

- Ioana Alexandra Horodnic, Colin Williams and Iuliana M. CHIÈšAC
- Women's entrepreneurship in the Republic of Moldova: special needs and policy priorities pp. 77-98

- Natalia Vinogradova, Elena Aculai and Vladislav Boldurat
- The EU's response vs. Chinese vaccine diplomacy in Central and Eastern Europe pp. 99-115

- Goran Ilik and Vesna Shapkoski
- Analysis of the current integration process: from the past to the future of the European Union pp. 116-139

- Markéta PEKARČà Kovã and Michaela STANà Ĝkovã
- The democratic legitimacy hierarchy. The scales to determine authorities's legitimacy in democratic states pp. 140-159

- Metehan DOÄžAN
- Gender disparities in COVID-19 job losses across European post-transition economies pp. 160-184

- Valerija Botriä† and Tanja Broz
- The EU as a norm-maker in resilience and aid delivery: from aid effectiveness to effective cooperation for sustainable development pp. 185-203

- George-Mihael Manea
- An empirical investigation of the extended Technology Acceptance Model to explain mobile banking adoption pp. 204-225

- Korhan K. Gokmenoglu and Mohamad Kaakeh
- The family support systems operating in the Visegrad Group countries (V4) pp. 226-245

- Csilla Czeglã‰di, Å ukasz Tomczyk, Alena ÄŒARÅ Ovã, Petr Řehoå˜, Michaela SLà Dkayovã and TÃmea JUHà Sz
- Analysis of the relationship between the state of cluster development and sustainable growth: evidence from European countries pp. 246-262

- Vasyl Hyk, Oleh Vysochan and Olha Vysochan
- Conformity, polarization, and democratic dialogue in times of pathogen threats. Germany and the United States during Covid-19 pp. 263-291

- Björn Toelstede
- Regulatory barriers for fintech companies in Central and Eastern Europe pp. 292-316

- Albulena Shala and Rezearta Perri
Volume 13(1), month June, 2022
- From local informalities to meritocracy. How Central and Eastern European social scientists perceive the norms of their field pp. 5-25

- Csilla Herendy, Marton Demeter, Sára Simon and Manuel Goyanes
- Human capital and labour market resilience over time: a regional perspective of the Portuguese case pp. 26-59

- Marta Simã•es, João Sousa Andrade and Adelaide Duarte
- Immigrants on the Slovak labour market: who is more resilient to the impacts of COVID-19? pp. 60-80

- Andrej Kiner and Radoslav ŠTEFANČà K
- Population ageing and sustainable fiscal policy in Czechia pp. 81-105

- Kateřina Gawthorpe
- Relations with the Global South, solidarity and pragmatism in Hungarian foreign policy since the 1960s - a focus on Africa pp. 106-122

- István Tarrã“sy and Dániel SOLYMà Ri
- The currency board in Bulgaria and its impact on sectoral economic activity pp. 123-147

- Nikolay Peykov
- A composite indicator for economic integration maturity: the case of Western Balkan countries pp. 148-166

- Viktória ENDRŠDI-KOVà Cs and Oleg Tankovski
- Communicating uncertainty in times of crisis. The legitimization of EU's response to COVID-19 pandemic through the discourse used by the President of the European Commission pp. 167-184

- Maria Corina Barbaros
- Narrowing the gap in regional and age-specific excess mortality during the COVID-19 in Hungary pp. 185-207

- Csaba G. Tã“th
- No money, no housing security? The role of intergenerational transfers, savings, and mortgage in mobility within and into insecure housing positions in Hungary pp. 208-227

- Adrienne Csizmady, à gnes GYŠRi and à gnes GYŠRi
- Testing the weak form efficiency of the French ETF market with the LSTAR-ANLSTGARCH approach using a semiparametric estimation pp. 228-253

- Mohamed Chikhi and Claude Diebolt
- Smart specialisation policy strategy for interregional cooperation: pushing less-developed regions pp. 254-270

- Mirko Kruse and Jan Wedemeier
- Factors affecting food waste awareness in Turkey. The case of Corum province pp. 271-289

- Güngör KARAKAŞ
- A new institutional approach to the study of the Soviet-type economy pp. 290-308

- Tamara Todorova and Aleksandar Vasilev
- The role of focusing events on agenda-setting: changes in the Lithuanian security policy agenda after the annexation of Crimea pp. 309-329

- Vytautas Valentinaviäœius
- Investigation of the perspectives of citizens receiving public social assistance during Covid-19 in Turkey pp. 330-350

- Mete Kaan Namal, Aynur Yumurtaci and Bulent Arpat