Journal of Contemporary Central and Eastern Europe

1996 - 2024

Current editor(s): Andrew Kilmister

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Introduction pp. 257-258: Andrew Kilmister
“Leaven” and “Yeast”: Social Capital and the Social Foundations of Democracy in Germany pp. 259-280: Ross Campbell
Modes of Post-Communism: Successor Parties, Trade Unions, and the State in Russia and East Central Europe pp. 281-298: Veronika Pasynkova
Path-dependent Patterns for the Discrepancy Between the Constitutional and Factual Power of Presidents after 1989 pp. 299-312: Anna Fruhstorfer
The Wages of Germanness: Working-Class Recomposition and (Racialized) National Identity After Unification pp. 313-339: Juliane Edler
Nationalism and Economic Disparities Lessons from the Dissolution of Yugoslavia and Czechoslovakia and the Secession of the Baltic States pp. 341-354: Jörg Roesler
Artur DOMOSŁAWSKI pp. 355-360: Gavin Rae
Ulrich BUSCH/ Wolfgang KÜHN/ Klaus STEINITZ pp. 361-363: Jeremy Leaman
Contributors to This Issue pp. 365-365: The Editors
Call for Papers pp. 367-367: The Editors
Editorial Board pp. ebi-ebi: The Editors

Introduction pp. 123-125: Andrew Kilmister
Destalinisation and the Question of the Reformability of the Soviet Union pp. 127-143: Graeme Gill
Between the Dissidents and the Regime: Young People by the End of the 1980s in Central and Eastern Europe pp. 145-162: Grzegorz Piotrowski
From the Idea of Self-Management to Capitalism: The Characteristics of the Polish Transformation Process pp. 163-184: Miklós Mitrovits
The Round Table Agreement in Poland as a Case of Class Compromise: An Attempt at a Model pp. 185-204: Krzysztof Brzechczyn
Literature in the “Other” Europe Before and After the Transition: The Work of Blaga Dimitrova and Milan Kundera pp. 205-221: Velichka Ivanova
The Political Role of East- and West-German Writers Before and After 1989 pp. 223-236: Magdalena Latkowska
“To live humanly–with dignity”: a new Kuzbass miners’ movement pp. 237-240: Simon Pirani
Free Valentin Urusov! pp. 241-243: Simon Pirani
Dieter DETTKE pp. 245-247: Wilfried van der Will
Simon PIRANI pp. 248-250: Owen Worth
Dieter SEGERT pp. 250-253: Gareth Dale
Contributors to This Issue pp. 255-256: The Editors

Introduction pp. 1-3: Andrew Kilmister
Development Trajectories in the Crisis in Europe pp. 5-27: Joachim Becker and Johannes Jäger
Catch Up and Overtake the West: The Czech Lands in the World-System in the Twentieth Century pp. 29-51: Stanislav Holubec
The Shallow and Uneven Diffusion of Capitalism into Everyday Life in Post-Soviet Moscow pp. 53-69: Colin Williams and John Round
The Changing Face of Organized Crime in Post-Communist Central and Eastern Europe pp. 71-88: Kelly Hignett
Poland's Underground Opposition in the 1980s: The breakdown of the “Solidarity” Movement pp. 89-106: Boguslaw Potoczny
“Unwelcome Heroes”: East Germans’ Role in the Collapse of the Soviet Order pp. 107-119: John Milfull
Contributors to This Issue pp. 121-121: The Editors

Introduction pp. 269-270: Andrew Kilmister
Of “Raisins” and “Yeast”: Mobilisation and Framing in the East German Revolution of 1989 pp. 271-283: Gareth Dale
Hungary in the Financial Crisis: A (Basket) Case Study pp. 285-296: László Andor
Revisiting Minority Integration in Eastern Europe: Examining the Case of Roma Integration in Romania pp. 297-314: Corina Filipescu
The Neoliberalized State and Migration Control: The Rise of Private Actors in the Enforcement and Design of Migration Policy pp. 315-332: Georg Menz
Contributors to This Issue pp. 333-333: The Editors
Book Reviews pp. 335-341: Guglielmo Meardi and Simon Pirani

Introduction pp. 119-120: Andrew Kilmister
Obituary: Peter Gowan pp. 121-126: Andrew Kilmister
The Anglo-American Model of Economic Organization and Governance: Entropy and the Fragmentation of Social Solidarity in Twenty-first Century Latvia pp. 127-142: Jeffrey Sommers
The GDR Intelligentsia and its Forgotten Political Role during the of 1989 pp. 143-157: Dieter Segert
Growing through Debt and Inflation: An Inquiry into the Esoteric and Exoteric Aspects of Bulgaria's Currency Board pp. 159-179: Maria N. Ivanova
“The Permanent Revolution” and “the Asian Renaissance”: Parallels between the Political Conceptions of Leon Trotsky and Mykola Khvylovy pp. 181-191: Serhiy Hirik
Outline History of the Ukrainian Communist Party (Independentists): An Emancipatory Communism 1918–1925 pp. 193-246: Christopher Ford
Memorandum of the Ukrainian Communist Party to the Second Congress of the III Communist International July-August 1920 pp. 247-262: The Editors
Contributors to This Issue pp. 263-263: The Editors
Jan DRAHOKOUPIL pp. 265-267: Hugo Radice

Introduction pp. 1-3: Andrew Kilmister
The Social Stakes of the Great Capitalist Transformation in the East pp. 5-39: Catherine Samary
The German Left, the Berlin Wall and the Second Great Crash pp. 41-54: Peter Thompson
The Implications of Adaptation Discourse for Post-communist Working Classes pp. 55-64: Anastasia Riabchuk
Illegitimate Wage Practices in Central and Eastern Europe: A Study of the Prevalence and Impacts of “Envelope Wages” pp. 65-83: Colin Williams
Urbanization of Post-communist Albania: Economic, Social, and Environmental Challenges pp. 85-97: Dorina Pojani
Imagining Liberation: Russian Critiques of Stalinism pp. 99-116: Roderic Pitty
Contributors to This Issue pp. 117-117: The Editors