Eastern Journal of European Studies

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Volume 12(SI), month August, 2021

Editorial: Resilience in the Space-Economy - in search of the X factor pp. 5-11

Karima Kourtit and Peter Nijkamp

Editorial: How well do we know the issue of resilience? Literary research of current levels of knowledge pp. 12-42

Jana Ostarkova and Michaela Stanickova

Regional innovation strategy for resilience and transformative industrial path development: evolutionary theoretical perspectives on innovation policy pp. 43-75

Bjorn T. Asheim and Sverre J. Herstad

Prosilience trajectories of phoenix regions: a narrative on intelligent transformation of old mining areas pp. 76-99

Patricio Aroca, Karima Kourtit, Peter Nijkamp and Roger Stough

What strengthens resilience in public administration institutions? pp. 100-125

Alina Profiroiu and Corina-Cristiana Nastacä‚

The effects of COVID-19 on EU federalism pp. 126-148

Juan Carlos Martin and Concepcion Roman

A multilevel analysis of the contextual effects in distance education outcomes during COVID-19 pp. 149-169

Umut Türk

Urban resilience: an instrument to decode the post-socialist socio-economic and spatial transformations of cities from Central and Eastern Europe pp. 170-195

Alexandra Sandu, Alexandru Banica and Ionel Muntele

Spatial interactions of employment in European labour markets pp. 196-211

Laura Helena Kivi and Tiiu Paas

Resilience of the European Union as a determinant of its post-pandemic development pp. 212-230

Mark Entin and Dmitriy Galushko

Business recovery in the European Union after the global financial crisis: lessons for the Coronavirus pandemic pp. 231-249

Consuela-Elena Popescu, Alexandra Horobet, Georgiana Vrinceanu and Lucian Belascu

Building resilience beyond the EU’s eastern borders. EU actorness and societal perceptions in Ukraine and Republic of Moldova pp. 250-272

Loredana Maria Simionov, Gabriela Carmen Pascariu and Nadiia Bureiko

Value management models for financial resilience estimations. A case of selected industrial companies in the Republic of Moldova pp. 273-297

Iurie Besliu, Oleg Petelca and Veronica Garbuz

BOOK REVIEW: Maria Alina Asavei: Art, Religion and Resistance in (Post-) Communist Romania: Nostalgia for Paradise Lost pp. 298-232

Alexandru Stanescu

Volume 12(2), month December, 2021

Are European Union countries efficient or inefficient in energy use? pp. 5-20

Ä°brahim Murat Bä°cä°l and Kumru Turkoz

Beyond the EU as the ‘Only Game in Town’: the Europeanisation of the Western Balkans and the role of China pp. 21-45

Vladimir Ä ORÄ Eviä†, Richard Q. Turcsanyi and Vladimir Vuäœkoviä†

Visegrad Group countries as a junkyard of Europe? Quality of food and beverages as a theme of the 2019 European Parliament election campaigns - the case of Czechia pp. 46-65

Lukas Novotny

Diplomacy, hybrid leadership, and EU actorness: assessing the role of EU High Representative Catherine Ashton in the 2013 Kosovo-Serbia agreement pp. 66-85

Ines M. Ribeiro and Stylianos Kostas

The creation of the armed forces of independent Ukraine: military and political background pp. 86-104

Serhii Seheda, Vasyl Shevchuk and Oleksii Pokotylo

Current legal issues of digitalization of environmental protection: a view from Russia pp. 105-122

Aleksey Anisimov and Anatoliy Ryzhenkov

Interaction between business and financial cycles: evidence from Turkey pp. 123-150

Veysel Karagol and Burhan DOÄžAN

The relation international taxation - international law: formal strains and jurisprudential effect pp. 151-168

Mihaela Tofan

Judicial review and political (in)stability in Kosovo pp. 169-189

Bashkim Rrahmani

Cost and profit efficiency: the case of Bulgarian hotel industry pp. 190-212

Dora Doncheva and Dimitrina Stoyancheva

Private property - the inclusive institution which shaped dissimilar economic dynamics. Evidence from the Czech Republic and Romania pp. 213-243

Oana-Ramona SOCOLIUC (GURIȚĂ), Andreea-Oana IACOBUȚĂ-MIHĂIȚĂ and Elena Ciortescu

Joe Biden's conflict communication discourse with Vladimir Putin: the Geneva case (2021) pp. 244-262

Vilma Linkeviäœiåªtä–

From state to individual. Human security - a new framework of understanding sovereignty pp. 263-279

Bogdan Ștefanachi

On the role of translated literature in constructing the "new Soviet person": Anglophone fiction in Soviet Latvia of the 1940s pp. 280-297

Evita Badina

The scientific discourse on the concept of sustainable development pp. 298-322

Inese Trusina and Elita Jermolajeva

Competitive advantages of Ukrainian border regions under the conditions of European integration processes pp. 323-346

Khrystyna Prytula, Florentina Chirodea and Anna Maksymenko

BOOK REVIEW: Godfrey A. Pirotta - Malta: Selected Essays in Governance and Public Administration pp. 347-350

Lino Bianco

Volume 12(1), month June, 2021

Investigating the impact of GDP and distance variables in the gravity model using sign and rank tests pp. 5-30

Berislav Zmuk

The effectiveness of applying beta-coefficient modifications when calculating returns on shares in Russian companies pp. 31-52

Valentina Zozulya, Evgeny Sokolov, Evgeny Kostyrin and Sergey Korolev

The practices and corporate governance frameworks: comparative evidence from south-eastern European countries pp. 53-80

Albulena Shala and Albana Berisha Qehaja

Transitional justice and democratic consolidation in post-communist Eastern Europe: Romania and Albania pp. 81-103

Ilir Kalemaj

Analysis of bribery predictors for the student population. Evidence from Romania and Moldova pp. 104-140

Aurelian-Petrus Plopeanu and Daniel Homocianu

The role of education in explaining technology-intensive exports: a comparative analysis of transition and non-transition economies pp. 141-172

Arta Mulliqi

External debt sustainability in the transition economies of southeast Europe: an application by wavelet-based unit root tests pp. 173-190

Memduh Alper Demä°r

Support for export as a non-standard Central Bank policy: foreign exchange interventions in the case of the Czech Republic pp. 191-218

David Krizek and Josef Brcak

Fiscal sustainability analysis in EU countries: a dynamic macro-panel approach pp. 219-241

Gozde Es Polat and Onur Polat

Euroscepticism of the Conservative Party and the Labour Party during the 2015 general election campaign pp. 242-257

OndÅ™ej Doleå½el

Armenian foreign policy between Eurasian and European integration models pp. 258-275

Hayk Paronyan and Ruben Elamiryan

The Eurasian Economic Union as part of Eurasian (dis)integration pp. 276-290

Azhar Serikkaliyeva and Kanat Makhanov

Idiosyncrasies and ideologies in the evolution of EU relations with eastern partnership states pp. 291-312

Melania-Gabriela Ciot and Ana Damaschin

BOOK REVIEW: Boris Vormann and Michael Weinman (eds.), The Emergence of Illiberalism: Understanding a Global Phenomenons pp. 313-317

Marton Gera

BOOK REVIEW: Hulya Kaya, The EU-Turkey Statement on Refugees. Assessing Its Impact on Fundamental Rights pp. 318-320

Carmen Moldovan

Volume 11(SI), month November, 2020

Editorial: Cross border cooperation and peripheral areas in Europe pp. 5-7

Tomaz Dentinho

European integration and its effects on population in border and peripheral regions pp. 8-27

Sofia Gouveia, Leonida Correia and Patrícia Martins

Crossing borders in higher education? A comparative case study at the intersections of EU regional and higher education policies pp. 28-46

Alina Felder

The process of joint learning as a determinant of cross-border project management pp. 47-76

Joanna Kurowska-Pysz

Assessing the social and cultural impacts of the European Capital of Culture programme in cross-border regions. A research agenda pp. 77-98

Corina Turșie and Thomas Perrin

Quality of governance in the Eastern Partnership countries: the role of the EU, Russia and domestic conditions Abstract: This work is devoted to studying the quality of governance in the Eastern Partnership countries - a project of the European Union, which includes Azerbaijan, Armenia, Belarus, Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine. We aim to understand how external and domestic conditions influence the quality of governance in this area by applying the QCA method and regression analysis. We reveal a significant influence of the EU even though many authors doubt the EU’s ability to influence countries beyond its borders that are not offered the membership. We also show that, in this case, the influence of Russia as another external actor does not contradict the influence of the EU on governance but can overlap in other sectors, an aspect which should be investigated in further research. The level of GDP, the democratic regime, the polarization of elites, ethnic fractionation and reserves of resources are significant domestic conditions for the quality of governance pp. 99-119

Valeria Stefania Caras

The EU's multifaceted approach to resilience building in the Eastern Neighbourhood. Security sector reform in Ukraine pp. 120-145

Edina Lilla Mészáros and Constantin Vasile Țoca

Rethinking the Governance-Governmentality-Governability nexus at the EU's Eastern Frontiers: the Carpathian Euroregion 2.0 and the future of EU-Ukrainian Cross-Border cooperation pp. 146-183

Halyna Lytvyn and Andriy Tyushka

Developing a cross-border governance framework for the EU and Turkish border regions pp. 184-207

Emrah Söylemez and Çiğdem Varol

Cross-Border Cooperation among South East European countries: case Kosovo pp. 208-232

Urtak Hamiti

BOOK REVIEW: Rui Alexandre Castanho, Cross-Border Cooperation (CBC) Strategies for Sustainable Development, Hershey, PA: IGI Global Abstract: Cross Border Cooperation (CBC) is one of the European Union’s key tools when it comes to territorial cooperation and engagement with its neighbours, this becoming even more relevant in the context of the Covid-19 pandemic, which revealed the critical importance of international cooperation and solidarity. The 2007/2008 crisis triggered the deepest recession since the Great Depression in 1930s; however it appeared equally as a unique opportunity for the international, regional and local actors to promote sustainable solutions to tackle the crisis and to build long-term resilience. The narrative of the Global Recovery Initiative, launched by the European Union in May 2020, revolves around the idea of “building back better”, which translates in attaching transformative solutions to the recovery plan, such as the green deal or digitalization. In this context, CBC is seen as a relevant tool for enhancing stability considering its role which involves supranational process, but also regional ones. Keywords: Cross Border Cooperation, Strategies, organizational culture, Sustainable Development Pages: 233-237 pp. 233-237

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