Journal of Contemporary Central and Eastern Europe

1996 - 2024

Current editor(s): Andrew Kilmister

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Introduction pp. 195-199: Ruth Wittlinger, Christian Schweiger and Peter M. R. Stirk
Collective Memory and National Identity in the Berlin Republic: The Emergence of a New Consensus? pp. 201-212: Ruth Wittlinger
The Concept of the State in German Political Thought pp. 213-228: Peter M. R. Stirk
Consensus Politics in Germany Versus Adversary Politics in the United Kingdom? An Evaluation of the German and the Westminster Model of Democracy on the Basis of the Veto Players Theory pp. 229-245: Gerd Strohmeier
Conflict and Consensus in Germany's Bi-cameral System: A Case Study of the Passage of the pp. 247-269: Thomas Saalfeld
Germans to the Front? Attitudes Towards a German Contribution to Worldwide Military Missions pp. 271-281: Jörg Jacobs
Ghosts of “Old Europe”? US-German Relations Under the Red-Green Coalition in Berlin pp. 283-299: Christian Schweiger
German Ostpolitik Under the Red-Green Coalition and EU-Russian Relations pp. 301-314: Graham Timmins
Contributors to This Issue pp. 315-316: The Editors

Introduction pp. 87-89: Günter Minnerup
The 2005 Parliamentary and Presidential Elections in Poland: The Geography of Abstention pp. 91-118: Michael Fleming
Socialism, Stalinism and National Liberation: Coming to Terms with a Changed World, The Ideas of the URDP ( Group) in the Post-War Era pp. 119-143: Chris Ford
Soft Balancing Between Friends: Transforming Transatlantic Relations pp. 145-160: Franz Oswald
Slobodan Milosevic and How the US Used Al Qaeda in the Balkans pp. 161-165: Michael Barratt Brown
Transport Policy in the European Union pp. 167-183: Winfried Wolf
Contributors to This Issue pp. 185-186: The Editors
Book Reviews pp. 187-193: The Editors

Introduction pp. 1-6: Günter Minnerup
“A Very Orderly Retreat”: Democratic Transition in East Germany, 1989–90 pp. 7-35: Gareth Dale
The Galileo of the GDR: Robert Havemann pp. 37-48: John Rodden
Working Together: The Partnership Between the Czech and German Greens as a Model for Wider Czech–German Co-operation? pp. 49-69: Karl Cordell and Zdeněk Hausvater
Theatricality and Law: Or, a Cinema of Justice pp. 71-76: Martin Blumenthal-Barby
Contributors to This Issue pp. 77-78: None
Book Reviews pp. 79-86: Various

Introduction pp. 113-115: Günter Minnerup
“Managed democracy”: Capital and state in Russia pp. 117-136: David Mandel
Europeanizing the Ukrainian-Russian border: From EU Enlargement to the “Orange revolution” pp. 137-154: Tatiana Zhurzhenko
Dwarfs from wallachia, or being a nomad in Europe pp. 155-168: Vesna Madzoski
After the French and Dutch “No” to the constitution: the EU needs a new economic and social development strategy pp. 169-172: EuroMemorandum Group⊃1;: European Economists for an Alternative Economic Policy in Europe (June 2005)
Agamben, ontology, and constituent power pp. 173-184: Rad Borislavov
“GDR Identity” in DEFA feature films pp. 185-200: Detlef Kannapin
Contributors to this Issue pp. 201-201: The Editors
Book reviews pp. 203-221: Various
Books received pp. 223-224: None

Introduction pp. 1-7: Günter Minnerup
Ukraine: Beyond postcommunism pp. 9-20: Marko Bojcun
The U.S. and Europe: Quasi-Allies pp. 21-22: Immanuel Wallerstein
Remembering in the Berlin Republic: The debate about the central memorial in Berlin pp. 25-42: Gerd Knischewski and Ulla Spittler
Normalisation in East German enterprises, 1961 to 1979 pp. 45-63: Jeannette Madarász
Kurt Tucholsky and the Weimar Republic pp. 65-70: Ian King
Parties of the Right in East Central Europe pp. 73-81: Kai-Olaf Lang
Contributors to this issue pp. 83-83: The Editors
Book reviews pp. 85-108: The Editors
Books received pp. 111-112: The Editors