Journal of Balkan and Near Eastern Studies

1999 - 2025

Current editor(s): Professor Vassilis Fouskas

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Histories behind names: An interview with Stevan K. Pavlowitch pp. 117-125: The Editors
The Second World War II: Discourses of reconciliation in Serbia and Croatia in the late 1980s and early 1990s pp. 127-140: Dejan Djokić
The Bosniaks: From nation to threat pp. 141-156: Lily Hamourtziadou
Germany and the Balkans: Reflections on an uneasy relationship pp. 157-170: Wolfgang Deckers
Meeting the conditions of monetary union: The challenge to the Spanish model of regionalization pp. 171-189: Mary Farrell
Barriers to the transition of enterprises from central plan to market economy: The Balkan case pp. 191-206: Panagiotis Liargovas and Dionysios Chionis
Debates pp. 207-208: The Editors
Lessons to be learned from the Portuguese experience with the European Union (1985-2000). Reviewing a Rich Manual for Practitioners of European Integration in the Candidate Countries pp. 209-214: José Magone
Book Reviews pp. 215-240: The Editors
Erratum pp. 241-241: The Editors

Oil, war and geopolitics from Kosovo to Afghanistan pp. 5-13: Bulent Gokay
Actors of the new 'Great Game', Caspian oil politics pp. 15-27: Hasene Karasac
The political role of oil in Azerbaijan, 1989-1994 pp. 29-35: Angeliki Spatharou
The transportation of Caspian oil and regional stability pp. 37-45: Kamer Kasim
Turkey's energy market--issues in reform pp. 47-55: Mina Toksoz
From oil pipelines to oil Straits: The Caspian pipeline politics and environmental protection of the Istanbul and the Canakkale Straits pp. 57-74: Ahmet Ozturk
A meeting of blood and oil: The Balkan factor in Western energy security pp. 75-89: Keith Fisher
Kosovo: Unanswered questions pp. 91-94: Peter Gowan
Book Reviews pp. 95-112: The Editors

Editorial pp. 109-110: The Editors
A comparison of Catalan and 'Padanian' nationalism: More similarities than differences? pp. 111-130: Benito Giordano and Elisa Roller
Multiculturalism as a prelude to state fragmentation: The case of Yugoslavia pp. 131-143: Aleksandar Pavković
Macedonia at the crossroads pp. 145-151: Spyros Sofos
Bulgaria's Macedonian dilemma pp. 153-170: Symeon Giannakos
Albania's relations with the EU: On the road to Europe? pp. 171-192: Ailish Johnson
Post-communist societies: Between ethnicity and globalization pp. 193-196: Daniele Conversi
The Balkans: Explaining the present through history pp. 197-199: Stefan Troebst
Book Reviews pp. 201-218: The Editors

Introduction pp. 5-9: Philippe Marlière
The path of modernization: PASOK and European integration pp. 11-24: Gerassimos Moschonas
From 'Third Wave' to 'Third Way': Europe and the Portuguese Socialists (1975–1999) pp. 25-35: Marina Lobo and Pedro Magalhães
Europeanization and French social democracy pp. 37-47: Robert Ladrech
Spain's 'Third Way'?: The Spanish Socialist Party's utilization of European integration pp. 49-59: Paul Kennedy
From PCI to DS: How European integration accelerated the 'social democratization' of the Italian Left pp. 61-74: Tobias Abse
The first one hundred years of socialism pp. 75-82: Ton Notermans
Book Reviews pp. 83-104: The Editors

Editorial pp. 139-140: The Editors
Europe and the Balkans in a historical perspective, 1804-1945 pp. 141-148: Stevan Pavlowitch
Power politics and nationalist discourse in the struggle for 'Northern Epirus': 1919-1921 pp. 149-162: Triadafilos Triadafilopoulos
The Balkans and international politics in the 1940s: On the Eden‐Gusev Pre-Percentages Agreement pp. 163-176: Gavin Scrase
Alternatives to marginalization: New forms of social action in Mediterranean towns pp. 177-195: Giulio Sapelli
Seat/vote proportionality in Romanian and Spanish parliamentary elections pp. 197-212: John Hickman and Chris Little
Cyprus, the European Union and the Search for a New Constitution pp. 213-233: Andreas Theophanous
NATO: Growing pains or early retirement? pp. 235-239: Charles Silva
Book Reviews pp. 241-260: The Editors

Introduction pp. 5-10: The Editors
Industrial policy and industrial restructuring in Slovenia pp. 11-23: Will Bartlett
Small firms and local economic development in Poland: Limits and possibilities pp. 25-37: Ewa Piasecka and Al Rainnie
Property rights, managerial strategies and enterprise adjustment: Bulgaria in transition pp. 39-55: Evgeni Peev and Colin Simmons
International competitiveness and inter-firm co-operation in the footwear industry of Southern Italy pp. 57-73: Pietro Evangelista
The labour regime under conditions of globalization in the Cypriot garment industry pp. 75-87: Prodromos Panayiotopoulos
Organizational and individual identities in transition: The case of Romanian small and medium-sized enterprises pp. 89-103: Mihaela Kelemen and Geoff Lightfoot
The transformation of Turkish retailing: Survival strategies of small and medium-sized retailers pp. 105-120: Gul Ozcan
Debate: Response to Thomas Emmert pp. 121-124: Noel Malcolm
Book Reviews pp. 125-133: The Editors
Profile pp. 135-135: The Editors