Journal of Contemporary Central and Eastern Europe

1996 - 2024

Current editor(s): Andrew Kilmister

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Volume 26, issue 2-3, 2018

Biopower at Europe’s eastern margins: new facets of a research agenda pp. 105-107

Andrey Makarychev

Sovereign power and refugees in the Polish parliament pp. 109-129

Jaakko Turunen

Biopolitics, ideology, and citizenship pp. 131-146

Bartosz Płotka

“Comprehensive approximation” with the EU: biopolitical governmentality and its spill-over effects in Georgia pp. 147-163

Alexandra Yatsyk

Biopolitical art and the struggle for Sovereignty in Putin’s Russia pp. 165-179

Andrey Makarychev and Sergey Medvedev

China’s 16+1 and Belt and Road Initiative in Central and Eastern Europe: economic and political influence at a cheap price pp. 181-203

Astrid Pepermans

The transformative power of foreign direct investment in Ukraine’s market for corporate control pp. 205-223

Julia Maisenbacher

Epistemology of empirical research: the case of the consequences of the Romanian neo-liberal “Healthcare” law pp. 225-245

Ana Bazac

Evaluating competing perspectives towards undeclared work: some lessons from Bulgaria pp. 247-265

Colin Williams and Junhong Yang

Gender equality and electoral corruption: some insights from the local elections in Macedonia pp. 267-275

Daniel Stockemer

Considering “non-capitalist modernities” pp. 277-282

Craig Brandist

Gender and class: female workers, female resistance and female history in the communist system in Poland pp. 283-298

Piotr Żuk and Paweł Żuk

East German intellectuals and the unification of Germany: an ethnographic view pp. 299-300

Ben Gook

The road: an ethnograpy of (im)mobility, space, and cross-border infrastructures in the Balkans pp. 301-302

Florin Faje

Beyond Mosque, Church, and the state: alternative narratives of the nation in the Balkans pp. 303-304

Miladina Monova

Subversive stages: theatre in pre- and post-communist Hungary, Romania, and Bulgaria pp. 305-306

Bryce Lease

Secret police files from the eastern bloc: between surveillance and life writing pp. 306-308

Anselma Gallinat

Disrupted landscapes. State, peasants and the politics of land in postsocialist Romania pp. 308-310

Stefan Voicu

Hungary’s crisis of democracy. The road to serfdom pp. 310-311

András Bozóki

State capitalism: how the return of statism is transforming the world pp. 312-313

Seongjin Jeong

Volume 26, issue 1, 2018

The wounds of post-socialism: a systematic review of the social determinants of mortality in Hungary pp. 1-31

Gábor Scheiring, Darja Irdam and Lawrence King

The peace-making process in the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict: why did Iran fail in its mediation effort? pp. 33-49

Ceyhun Mahmudlu and Shamkhal Abilov

Post-Soviet developments: reflections on complexity and patterns of political orders pp. 51-68

Li Bennich-Björkman

The Slovak NGDO Pontis Foundation’s depoliticizing development discourse pp. 69-85

Tomáš Profant

The role of entrepreneurial organizations in organizing collective action against administrative corruption: evidence from Russia pp. 87-103

Yulia Krylova

Volume 25, issue 3, 2017

Training, labour and migratory trajectories of skilled Romanians in Spain: key elements explaining successful careers pp. 289-305

Alisa Petroff

Building the Czechoslovak nation and sacralizing peoples’ health: the vicissitudes of disability discourse during the 1920s pp. 307-329

Victoria Shmidt and Karel Pančocha

Alexander Dugin’s views of Russian history: collapse and revival pp. 331-343

Dmitry Shlapentokh

The identity of smallness and its implications for foreign policy – the case of Hungary and Slovakia pp. 345-366

Máté Szalai

Anti-military protests and campaigns against nuclear power plants: the peace movement in the shadow of the Warsaw Pact in Poland in the 1980s pp. 367-374

Piotr Żuk

Who really cares about Kosovo? Failures and successes of local and international authorities pp. 375-379

Branislav Radeljić

Wall flower: life on the German border pp. 381-383

Joyce Marie Mushaben

Queer stories of Europe pp. 383-385

Linda Roland Danil

In the name of the great work: Stalin’s plan for the transformation of nature and its impact in Eastern Europe pp. 385-387

Adam Mayer

Worker protests in post-communist Romania and Ukraine: striking with tied hands pp. 387-388

Teppo Eskelinen

The value of labor: the science of commodification in Hungary, 1920–1956 pp. 389-390

Ágnes Gagyi and Tamás Gerőcs

Radicalism and indifference: memory transmission, political formation and modernization in Hungary and Europe pp. 390-392

Ágnes Fernengel

The economic struggle for power in Tito’s Yugoslavia. From the Second World War to non-alignment pp. 393-394

Florin Poenaru

Volume 25, issue 2, 2017

The Alternative for Germany’s radicalization in historical-comparative perspective pp. 163-180

David F. Patton

Citizens as peers complementing government functions: The case of new governance modes in public housing in Warsaw, Poland pp. 181-198

Katarzyna Gajewska

Integration processes in knowledge-intensive industries of the Russian economy (using the aircraft industry as an example) pp. 199-217

Elena Ustyuzhanina, Sergey Evsukov and Irina Komarova

The fairy tales of early warning research pp. 219-235

Witold Mucha

Western Trotskyists and subversive travelling in Soviet Bloc countries, 1956–1989 pp. 237-254

Bent Boel

Turning to history, appraising diversity and recasting democratization studies: some proposals pp. 255-270

Maxmilian Strmiska and Jan Prouza

Decoding Albanian organized crime: culture, politics and globalization pp. 271-272

Kelly Hignett

Velvet revolutions: an oral history of Czech society pp. 272-275

Dan Swain

Revolution and counterrevolution in Poland, 1980–1989: solidarity, martial law, and the end of communism in Europe pp. 275-276

Jack M. Bloom

Destruction and sorrow beneath the heavens: reportage pp. 276-279

Thorsten Botz-Bornstein

Postcolonial Europe? Essays on post-communist literatures and cultures pp. 279-281

Ioana Luca

Coming of age under martial law: the initiation novels of Poland’s last communist generation pp. 281-283

Irene Sywenky

Politics in color and concrete: socialist materialities and the middle class in Hungary pp. 283-285

Adam Fabry

The EU enlargement and gay politics: the impact of eastern enlargement on rights, activism and prejudice pp. 285-288

Peter Drucker

Volume 25, issue 1, 2017

Introduction pp. 1-2

Andrew Kilmister

Palimpsests of the romantic pp. 3-22

Christian Karner and Marek Kaźmierczak

Emergence, development and resistance: the temporary staffing industry in the Czech Republic pp. 23-44

Jennifer Ferreira

Building the neighbours: the EU’s new Association Agreements and structural power in the Eastern neighbourhood pp. 45-61

Andriy Tyushka

Non-alternative reality? On the misery of the Left in Eastern Europe: the case of Poland pp. 63-84

Piotr Żuk

Trans-border trafficking of victims for sexual exploitation in Poland pp. 85-102

Siddhartha Sarkar

I will survive: regional chief executives (governors) and the principal-agent paradigm after the abolition of gubernatorial elections in Russia pp. 103-115

Vitalii Gorokhov

Keeping alive the “Imaginary West” in post-Soviet countries pp. 117-134

Oleksandra Seliverstova

Soviet history, Red Globalization and the political economy of global capitalism pp. 135-148

Michael Haynes

Informal economies in post-socialist spaces: practices, institutions, and networks pp. 149-150

Eeva Kesküla

Post-communist mafia state: the case of Hungary pp. 150-152

Adam Fabry

Humor and nonviolent struggle in Serbia pp. 152-154

Georgia Sarikoudi

Urban grassroots movements in Central and Eastern Europe pp. 154-156

Jiří Navrátil

Social failures of EU enlargement: a case of workers voting with their feet pp. 156-157

Olga Cretu and Claudio Morrison

The politics of Europeanization and post-socialist transformations pp. 158-159

Jokubas Salyga

Frontline Ukraine: crisis in the borderlands pp. 160-161

Ruslan Dzarasov

Negotiating Armenian-Azerbaijani peace: opportunities, obstacles, prospects pp. 161-162

Nariné Ghazaryan