Journal of Contemporary Central and Eastern Europe

1996 - 2024

Current editor(s): Andrew Kilmister

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Volume 28, issue 2-3, 2020

How critical are Germans of democracy? The pattern and origins of constitutional support in Germany pp. 113-133

Ross Campbell

The legitimacy of informal settlements in Balkan States pp. 135-153

Dorina Pojani and Kenneth Baar

In favour of censorship and propaganda: elites, media capture and the journalistic profession in the Western Balkans pp. 155-173

Branislav Radeljić

Conditional endorsement and selective engagement: a perception survey of European think tanks on China’s belt and road initiative pp. 175-197

Xianbai Ji

Populism in a never ending and multiple system transformation in Kosovo: the case of Vetevendosje pp. 199-223

Avdi Smajljaj

Manipulative discursive constructions in British and Ukrainian reporting of the MH17 downing pp. 225-247

Svitlana Shurma

Globalization under and after socialism: the evolution of transnational capital in central and eastern Europe pp. 249-254

Jan Drahokoupil

Gorbachev: his life and times pp. 251-254

Michael Loader

Volume 28, issue 1, 2020

Civil society under pressure: historical legacies and current responses in Central Eastern Europe pp. 1-6

Wiktor Marzec and Daniela Neubacher

Civil society and the public sphere. Historical trajectories in Poland, Hungary and Bulgaria pp. 7-28

Wiktor Marzec

The traditionalism–modernism value conflict in Hungary and Slovakia – a comparative analysis from a longue durée perspective pp. 29-44

István Kollai

Civil society as a counterbalance to democratic backlash? The civil society master frame and discursive opportunities of politically active civil organizations in Hungary pp. 45-59

Dániel Mikecz

What difference does the European Union make? The EU as resource and partner for liberal democratic NGOs in Hungary pp. 61-76

Sophie Schmalenberger

Corruption in Russian higher education pp. 77-84

David Mandel

Belarus, Crimea and the Donbas: Belarusian attitudes to the post-maidan events in Ukraine pp. 85-91

Sergei A. Mudrov

Review essay: political economy reclaiming the narrative of transition pp. 93-97

Zoltán Pogátsa

Transformation und politische Linke. Eine ostdeutsche Perspektive pp. 99-112

Béla Greskovits

Rich Russians: from oligarchs to bourgeoisie pp. 101-102

Ilya Matveev

Hope springs eternal: French bondholders and the repudiation of Russian Sovereign debt pp. 102-104

Mike Haynes

Frontiers of civil society: government and hegemony in Serbia pp. 104-107

Agnes Gagyi

State and society in communist Czechoslovakia: transforming everyday life from world war II to the fall of the Berlin wall pp. 107-109

Vítězslav Sommer

Materializing difference: consumer culture, politics, and ethnicity among Romanian Roma pp. 109-112

Raluca Bianca Roman

Volume 27, issue 2-3, 2019

Slovakia’s development model: contours, vulnerabilities and strategic alternatives pp. 139-154

Joachim Becker and Ivan Lesay

Fractured discursivity: discursive governance in Serbia in relation to nationalism and xenophobia (2012–2016) pp. 155-171

Srđan Mladenov Jovanović

Explaining and tackling unregistered employment: evidence from an employers’ survey pp. 173-189

Colin Williams and Slavko Bezeredi

Dangerous Liaisons between the Catholic Church and State: the religious and political alliance of the nationalist right with the conservative Church in Poland pp. 191-212

Piotr Żuk and Paweł Żuk

Education alone does not support open societies, but the right educational content might pp. 213-225

Jeffrey Sommers and Cosmin Gabriel Marian

The Stavropol’ riot: emerging civil culture and its limits pp. 227-254

Dmitry Shlapentokh

Making and remaking Europe: the Czech and Slovak contribution pp. 255-270

Michael Kilburn

The autocephaly of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church: a new dividing line for Ukraine? pp. 271-277

Sergei A. Mudrov

Borja Lasheras “Bosnia in Limbo: Testimonies from the Drina River” pp. 279-281

Tijana Okić

Towards a jurisprudence of state communism. Law and the failure of revolution pp. 281-284

Alex Cistelecan

Russia in the time of cholera: disease under romanovs and soviets pp. 284-285

Christopher Burton

Socialist postcolonialism: memory reconsolidation pp. 286-288

Kamil Piskała

Cold war on the airwaves. The radio propaganda war against East Germany pp. 288-290

Christoph Classen

Neuanfang 1945: Belegschaften und Betriebsräte setzen die Produktion in Gang pp. 290-292

Gareth Pritchard

Decolonial communism, democracy and the commons pp. 292-294

Paul Stubbs

Obituary - Miłka Tyszkiewicz pp. 295-297

Gregorsz Majewski and David Holland

Volume 27, issue 1, 2019

Introduction to the special issue - photo-performance, performance photography in real existing socialisms pp. 1-5

Katalin Cseh-Varga

Against ephemerality: performing for the camera in Central and Eastern Europe pp. 7-27

Amy Bryzgel

Traveling images and words: Czech action art through the lens of exhibitions and art criticism in Western Europe pp. 29-46

Juliane Debeusscher

Of pairs and triangles: an uneasy relationship made tangible in photo-performances from Yugoslavia pp. 47-62

Nastasia Louveau

Anti-mimetic performances: between traces and disfiguration (experimental positions in Yugoslav and Croatian photography) pp. 63-79

Andrej Mircev

Messages in bottles: documented performance and performative photography in Romanian art during late socialism pp. 81-97

Cristian Nae

Performing art history: continuities of Romanian art practices in post-communist performance pp. 99-120

Stefanie Proksch-Weilguni

Review essay: the rise and fall(?) of neoliberalism in Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union pp. 121-125

Adam Fabry

The last Yugoslav generation: the rethinking of youth politics and cultures in late socialism pp. 127-128

Benjamin Stephens

Performance art in Eastern Europe since 1960 pp. 128-130

Pil Kollectiv and Galia Kollectiv

The Long Hangover: Putin’s new Russia and the ghosts of the past pp. 130-132

Ilya Budraitskis

Communist parties revisited. Sociocultural approaches to party rule in the Soviet Bloc 1956–1991 pp. 132-133

Dieter Segert

Islam and nationhood in Bosnia-Herzegovina: surviving empires pp. 134-136

Danijela Majstorovic

The politics of football in Yugoslavia: sport, nationalism and the state pp. 136-138

David M. Webber