Eastern Journal of European Studies
2010 - 2026
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Volume 16(02), month December, 2025
- Green Europeanization through the EU Green Deal in a Baltic state: navigating political and societal consensus in Lithuania pp. 5-28

- Sima Rakutiene
- From worry to action: the role of climate change worry and TPB variables in green purchase behavior in Turkey pp. 29-57

- Elif Koc, Mujde Aksoy and Gul Denktas Sakar
- Toward a systemic framework for evaluating the European Union’s resilience to hybrid threats pp. 58-78

- Edina Lilla Meszaros and Constantin Vasile Èšoca
- Is the software to blame for video gaming disorder? pp. 79-97

- Carmen Tamara Ungureanu and Ștefan Răzvan Tataru
- Environmental, entrepreneurial, and identity-based drivers of civic attitude and citizen involvement: an exploratory analysis among EU students pp. 98-124

- Andreia Gabriela Andrei, Katarina Chomova, Zuzana Kittova, Paulina Krnacova, Zaneta Lacova, Juliana Vassileva and Ghislaine Pellat
- Research note: A note on tanneries in Kanpur, water pollution in the Ganges, taxation, and tax shifting pp. 125-132

- Amitrajeet A. Batabyal
- Research note: Between infrastructure updates and societal needs - the missing link of digitalisation pp. 133-141

- Bogdan-Constantin Ibanescu
- BOOK REVIEW: Lisa Wiśniewski (2025). Navigating Education as a Forgotten Immigrant: Perspectives from the Eastern European Community, Lanham, Maryland: Lexington Books pp. 142-146

- Ana-Maria Hojbota
Volume 15(SI), month October, 2024
- Editorial: Ukraine in the XXI century - the multidimensional challenges for the country and international community pp. 5-13

- Bartosz Czepil, Oksana Krayevska and Marina Andeva
- A humanitarian superpower? The situation of the Ukrainian refugees and its evolution in Poland after the Russian invasion of February 24, 2022 pp. 14-51

- Bartosz Czepil and Jarosław JAŃCZAK
- Political institutions and society reaction to the Ukrainian war refugees in Romania pp. 52-88

- Cristian INCĂLȚĂRAU and Alexandru Mocernac
- Czech immigration and integration policy before and after the war in Ukraine pp. 89-112

- Katerina ZENKOVA Rudincova and Lukas Vomlela
- Navigating forced migration in the EU: challenges for families with disabled children affected by the Russo-Ukrainian war pp. 113-133

- Olha Stoliaryk and Tetyana Semigina
- Does rhetoric matter? Narratives of the Visegrad Group and Baltic States' leaders on Ukraine's accession to the EU pp. 134-154

- Anatoliy Khudoliy and Vadym Zheltovskyy
- Ukraine - Kosovo - EU: old dilemmas and challenges of the Ukrainian - Russian war pp. 155-171

- Olexiy Moroz
- The approximation of the Ukrainian social legislation to the EU acquis in times of war: the key challenges for reforms pp. 172-191

- Alla Fedorova and Ondrej Hamulak
- The Ukraine-EU Summits as a mechanism for implementing the Association Agreement pp. 192-212

- Markiyan Malskyy, Nataliya Antonyuk, Marianna Gladysh and Oksana Krayevska
- Ukrainian Orthodox community - between Russia's war and European integration pp. 213-231

- Julia Korniichuk
- The EU's enlargement and NATO's prospects in the context of the war and post-war political dynamics pp. 232-246

- Valentin Naumescu
- Pragmatic foreign policy of Hungary in the shadow of the Russian-Ukrainian war pp. 247-267

- Andrea Schmidt and Viktor Glied
- The public diplomacy of Ukraine in wartime: a path to reputational security pp. 268-291

- Petro Sukhorolskyi and Iryna Sukhorolska
- The art of war: examining the visual narratives of Ukrainian video games pp. 317-339

- Tetiana Zinovieva
- BOOK REVIEW: Marina Andeva et al. (Eds.), Non-Territorial Autonomy - An Introduction, Palgrave Macmillan pp. 340-343

- Hynek Bã–hm
Volume 15(2), month December, 2024
- Editorial:The promised land of digital technology - a spatial perspective pp. 5-13

- Peter Nijkamp, Ioana-Maria Costea and Aura-Elena Amironesei
- AI & Regional Science: past, present, and future pp. 14-29

- Richard L. Church
- Is artificial intelligence a trustworthy route navigation system for smart urban planning? pp. 30-47

- Karima Kourtit, Peter Nijkamp, John Östh and Umut Türk
- A 3D approach on European data cooperative as an intermediation service pp. 48-68

- Carmen Tamara Ungureanu, Alexandra Gheorghiu and Valerică Greavu-Șerban
- Digital twin dialogues on regional development - an interpretative text conversation between humans and chatbots pp. 69-103

- Peter Nijkamp and Karima Kourtit
- The use of AI tools in managing European funds allocated for regional development in Romania pp. 104-126

- Nicolae ToderaÈ™
- How to employ artificial intelligence in public administration? Analysis and discussion of the Ibero American charter on artificial intelligence in civil service pp. 127-146

- Juan José Rastrollo Suárez and AgustÃn E. Ferraro
- Data, digital markets, and the economic value of privacy pp. 147-164

- Luca Zamparini
- Digital transformation and competition policy: analysing EU's regulatory response to emerging technologies pp. 165-193

- Alexandra HorobeÈ›, Cristiana-Ioana Coman, Lucian Belascu, Ioannis Kostakis and Eugenia Busmachiu
- Taxpayer's privacy. Issue seen as one of tax challenges pp. 194-210

- Anna Drywa
- Are collaborative economy platforms an engine for tourism resilience? Evidence from the European Union pp. 211-230

- Bogdan-Constantin Ibanescu, Ioana-Maria Ursache, Ioana Bejenaru and Zvonimir Kuliš
- The impact of digital transformation on financial performance in public banks, development banks, and private banks in Türkiye pp. 231-256

- Seda DoÄŸan
- Creations generated by artificial intelligence in literary and artistic property: the new death of the author? pp. 257-273

- Alexandre Zollinger
- Re-shaping legal concepts to support the use of artificial intelligence and a taxation perspective on digital services pp. 274-289

- Mihaela Tofan
- From paper to pixels: navigating the entangled net of VAT deductions pp. 290-318

- Ioana Maria Costea, Bogdan Trofin and Irina Galan
- Judicial syllogism - integrating non-monotonic logic in a deductive logical form pp. 319-336

- Codrin Codrea
- BOOK REVIEW: Luigi Fusco Girard, Karima Kourtit and Peter Nijkamp (Eds.) (2023). The Future of Liveable Cities, Springer Verlag, Heidelberg/Berlin pp. 337-338

- Francesca Torrieri
- BOOK REVIEW: Anastasia Panori (2024), Digitally Disrupted Space: Proximity and New Development Opportunities for Regions and Cities, Elsevier pp. 339-341

- Daniela-Andreia Damian
Volume 15(1), month June, 2024
- Assessing the benefits of European integration: a comparative and algorithmic approach pp. 5-40

- Sara Casagrande and Bruno Dallago
- Prisoner in the cage of history? Its influence in understanding the current tolerance of bribery in Romania pp. 41-71

- Aurelian-PetruÈ™ Plopeanu and Daniel Homocianu
- The virtual general meetings of shareholders in times of crisis - legal aspects pp. 72-91

- Kosjenka Dumancic and Dominik Vuletic
- The uncertainty of Brexit and COVID -19 as factors determining EU exports pp. 92-112

- Zuzana Kittova, Dusan Steinhauser and Simona Krivosudska
- Resilience of the Ukrainian society in wartime: components and influencing factors pp. 113-133

- Olga Reznikova and Oleksandr Korniievskyi
- Did Covid-19 strengthen the relationship between human capital and income? Evidence from administrative data pp. 134-156

- Merilen Laurimae and Tiiu Paas
- How competitive is Romania's agro-export sector? Study from 2012 to 2021 pp. 157-176

- Medalit de La Cruz Castellanos, Ana LucÃa Nieto Ochoa, Katia Soledad RAMOS Leon, Miguel Angel CAPUNAY Reategui and Danton Arturo ESCALANTE Yaulilahua
- In-between a dream and a nightmare? Assessing the impact of 'Wartime Politicisation' on EU enlargement policy after 2022 pp. 177-200

- Miruna Butnaru-Troncotä‚
- Are there more than three regimes in the output-unemployment relationship? A panel quantile regression estimates of Okun's gap model in EU countries pp. 201-218

- Mindaugas Butkus, Laura Dargenyte-Kacileviciene, Kristina Matuzeviciute, Dovile Rupliene and Janina Seputiene
- Boosting the cultural dimension of sustainable development - from grassroots to policy level pp. 219-249

- Mihaela Clincu and Alexandru Bä‚nicä‚
- Does women's empowerment improve women's education? A cross-sectional study of 27 transitional post-communist countries pp. 250-271

- Alena Auchynnikava, Nazim Habibov and Yunhong Lyu
- The role of socioeconomic variables in the regional inequalities of COVID-19 mortality in Hungary pp. 272-297

- Balázs Pager, Csaba Tóth and Annamária Uzzoli
- Exploring local income inequalities by using spatial statistics. Emphasis on Romanian metropolitan areas pp. 298-323

- Cosmina-Daniela Ursu and József Benedek
- The Ukraine crisis: Poland as a strategic crossroad in Eastern Europe pp. 324-344

- Simant Shankar Bharti, Saroj Kumar Aryal and Andrii Kutsyk
- Integrating qualitative and quantitative methods: a balanced approach to management research pp. 345-360

- Jolanta Bienkowska and Czesław Sikorski
- Are LEADER principles achieved in Local Action Groups? A systematic assessment of local representatives' perception pp. 361-382

- Ana-Maria Opria, Ema Corodescu-Roè˜ca and Lucian Roè˜u
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