Journal of Balkan and Near Eastern Studies

1999 - 2025

Current editor(s): Professor Vassilis Fouskas

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Volume 7, issue 3, 2005

Introduction: the Europeanisation of Southern Europe pp. 279-282

Iosif Botetzagias

Social movements in Italy: which kind of Europeanisation? pp. 283-298

Massimiliano Andretta and Manuela Caiani

European policies and domestic reform: a case study of structural fund management in Italy pp. 299-314

Joerg Baudner and Martin Bull

Administrative adaptation in Southern regions: the emergence of a ‘Europeanised’ bureaucratic elite? pp. 315-334

Silvia Bolgherini

Territorial identities and institutional building: strengths and weaknesses of EU policies for territorial cooperation in Southern regions pp. 335-349

Clementina Casula

Europeanisation and domestic territorial change: the Spanish and Romanian cases of territorial adaptation in the context of EU enlargement pp. 351-366

Ana Maria Dobre

The Europeanisation of the Cyprus central government administration: the impact of EU membership negotiations pp. 367-385

Angelos Sepos

EU political conditionality and parties in government: human rights and the quest for Turkish transformation pp. 387-402

Erol Kulahci

Across the Aegean: a scholarly dialogue on the great demographic transfer pp. 403-407

Stevan K. Pavlowitch

Spain and Portugal in the European Union: assessing the impact of regional integration pp. 409-415

Mary Farrell

Book Reviews pp. 417-429

Lidia Santarelli

Volume 7, issue 1, 2005

The great game of Caspian energy: ambitions and realities pp. 1-17

Alec Rasizade

A tale of two towns: human security and the limits of post-war normalization in Bosnia-Herzegovina pp. 19-33

Timothy Donais

Religion and national identity in post-communist Romania pp. 35-55

Gavril Flora, Georgina Szilagyi and Victor Roudometof

National interpretations in Bulgarian writings on the Pomaks from the communist period through the present pp. 57-74

Dia Anagnostou

Policy-Making: EU trade links with developing neighbours: the case of SEECs, CEECs and the Mediterranean countries pp. 75-96

Giuseppe De Arcangelis, Giovanni Ferri, Marzio Galeotti and Giorgia Giovannetti

Review Articles: Milošević: malicious lunatic, faulty product, or baffling enigma? pp. 97-101

Eric Gordy

Review Article: Islamists to the fore in Turkey's pursuit of EU membership pp. 103-108

Robert McDonald

Review Article: Turkey's entry into the EU: national identity, collective memory and the haunting ghost of the Armenian genocide pp. 109-115

Marcello Flores

Book Reviews pp. 117-131

Anna Triandafyllidou

Volume 6, issue 3, 2004

Editorial pp. 209-210

The Editors

Balkan communist leaders pp. 211-225

R.J. Crampton

Media, ethnicity and patriotism—the Balkans ‘unholy war’ for the appropriation of Mother Teresa pp. 227-243

Gëzim Alpion

The Greek dictatorship, the USA and the Arabs, 1967–1974 pp. 245-257

John Sakkas

Fighting for revolution? The life and death of Greece's revolutionary organization 17 November, 1975–2002 pp. 259-273

George Kassimeris

Multi‐level networks as a threat to democracy? The case of Portugal's Vasco da Gama bridge pp. 275-297

Jeanie Bukowski

Why did Yugoslavia disintegrate? Is there a conclusive answer? pp. 299-306

Aleksandar Pavković

Book reviews pp. 307-324

The Editors

Volume 6, issue 2, 2004

Introduction pp. 91-95

The Editors

‘Official memories’ in post‐authoritarianism: an analytical framework pp. 97-108

Dejan Jović

From persecutors to saviours: the Italian occupation forces of the Second World War in post‐1989 Serbian historiography pp. 109-123

Miloš Ković

Italian soldiers in the Balkans. The experience of the occupation (1941–1943) pp. 125-144

Davide Rodogno

Exhumed histories: Trieste and the politics of (exclusive) victimhood pp. 145-159

Pamela Ballinger

Italy, EU enlargement and the ‘reinvention’ of Europe between historical memories and present representations pp. 161-181

Ilaria Favretto

Beyond the powder keg? Representations of the former Yugoslav countries in Italian history textbooks of the 1990s pp. 183-204

Sabine Rutar

Volume 6, issue 1, 2004

Editorial pp. 5-6

The Editors

THEMES pp. 7-12

Lord Hannay and Chiswick Gcmg, ch

The Turkish–Georgian partnership and the pipeline factor pp. 13-26

Emmanuel Karagiannis

Possible impacts of Turkish application of Schengen visa standards pp. 27-39

Mehmet Ali Tuğtan

Religion, civil society, and democracy in Orthodox Greece pp. 41-55

Constantine P. Danopoulos

Review article pp. 57-62

Andrew Wachtel

History education in the Balkans: how bad is it? pp. 63-68

Stevan K. Pavlowitch

Book reviews pp. 69-88

The Editors

Volume 5, issue 3, 2003

Editorial pp. 277-277

Vassilis Fouskas

Light weapons, long reach: Bulgaria's role in the global spread and control of small arms pp. 279-297

Suzette R. Grillot and Dessie Apostolova

Structural constraints: implications of economic dualism for the development and international integration of South Eastern Europe pp. 299-314

Paul Dragos Aligica

Rearranging solidarity: conspiracy and world order in Greek and Macedonian commentaries on Kosovo pp. 315-335

Keith Brown and Dimitrios Theodossopoulos

The international relations of the Cypriot Parliament pp. 337-354

Stelios Stavridis

The fate of Bosnia and Herzegovina: an exclusive interview of Christophe Solioz with Wolfgang Petritsch pp. 355-373

Christophe Solioz and Wolfgang Petritsch

Spain, from liberalism to Fascism, 1808-1977 pp. 375-380

Paco Romero

Minorities and the making of the nation-state in 20th century Greece pp. 381-386

Dia Anagnostou

BOOK REVIEWS pp. 387-402

The Editors

Volume 5, issue 2, 2003

Introduction pp. 133-135

Christopher Brewin and Bülent Gökay

A changing Turkey: Europe's dilemma pp. 137-145

Christopher Brewin

Turkey after Copenhagen: walking a tightrope pp. 147-163

Bülent Aras and Bülent Gökay

Testing times in EU_Turkey relations: the road to copenhagen and beyond pp. 165-183

Mehmet Ugur

Mapping the Turkish political landscape through November 2002 elections pp. 185-203

Fethi Açikel

From Euro-scepticism to Turkey-scepticism: changing political attitudes on the European Union in Turkey pp. 205-222

Ayse Günes-Ayata

Crypto-optimism in Turkish-Greek relations. What is next? pp. 223-240

Mustafa Aydin

Cyprus: a new and more hopeful step in the struggle to free the tempting morsel from the net of entanglement in the rivals' aspirations of its neighbours to dominate and devour pp. 241-245

Martin Dent

Review Article pp. 247-250

Marios L. Evriviades

Book Reviews pp. 251-267

The Editors

Volume 5, issue 1, 2003

Editorial pp. 5-7

The Editors

THEMES pp. 9-24

Antoine Roger

'All that is, is nationalist': Western imaginings of the Balkans since the Yugoslav wars pp. 25-38

Pavlos Hatzopoulos

Approaches to political violence and terrorism in former Yugoslavia 1 pp. 39-51

Florian Bieber

The Albanians in Great Britain: Diasporic identity and experience in the educational perspective since 1990 pp. 53-69

Denisa Kostovicova

Debates pp. 71-81

Vassilis Fouskas

'Pax Americana'. Is it all about oil? pp. 83-86

Bulent Go¨KAY

Review Article pp. 87-89

Stevan Pavlowitch

Why nationalist discourse really matters: Two studies of Serbian nationalism pp. 91-97

Veljko Vujacčić

Book Reviews pp. 99-122

The Editors