and Balkan Europe
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This area collects and offers a wide range of scientific contributions and provides scholars, researchers and specialists with publishing opportunities for their research results
Papers, essays and articles in Politics on Central Eastern and Balkan Europe
This section focuses mainly on explaining the evolution and transformation of Central and Eastern Europe and the Balkan countries' political systems.
The aim is to offer researchers and generic users a solid framework, which can allow a better understanding of the past and ongoing democratisation processes in the region. It is largely done by interconnecting the characteristics of post-communism, the European Union enlargement process and post-conflict reconstruction in the Western Balkans.
PECOB collaborators have a wide background in a range of topics. This allows us to offer their assessments of CEEB policies with a comparative and interdisciplinary approach. Moreover, both the existing and the prospective policy trends in the CEEB region are discussed and analysed.
The documents that are constantly being collected in this section are devided into types. Browse them from the list down below:
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Transformation of dynamics ofkremlin’s gas policies towards ukraine during putin’s three terms (Emanuele Nicola Cecchetti)
(published in: Feb, 2015)
The aim of the research is to outline how the dynamics of Russian Federation’s gas policies have been differently applied in Ukraine with respect to the internal decisions. It will be taken into consideration the three Putin’s presidencies terms and also his Prime Minister’s term, since his influence on Russian Foreign Policy’s direction has been relevant meanwhile he was not President -
Public – Private Security Sector Partnership in Serbia: Problems and future development
(published in: Nov, 2012)
This paper is to examine existing problems in both the public and private security sectors in Sewrbia and to suggest future development and possible ways to strengthen the partnership between them. -
Russia’s Modernization: The Role of the Russian Orthodox Church
(published in: Oct, 2012)
On October 21, 2011, Prof. Nicolai N. Petro gave a speech on the role of the Russian Orthodox Church in Russia's modernization, in the framework of the international round table "The New Presidential Elections in Russia and the Challenges of Modernization" in Forlì. -
Nicolai N. Petro's views on political developments in Russia
(published in: Mar, 2012)
This is a selected collection of resources by Nicolai N. Petro, Professor of Politics at the University of Rhode Island, dealing with political developments in Russia and controversial issues of the recent history of this country. -
The EU Accession and Strengthening of Institutions in East Central Europe: The Case of Poland (by Lena Kolarska-Bobin´ska)
(published in: Mar, 2012)
Written by Lena Kolarska-Bobin´ska, this article appeared on the first issue of Vol. 17 of the journal East European Politics & Societies, in February 2003. -
The Geopolitics of Tolerance: Minority Rights under EU Expansion in East-Central Europe (by Lynn M. Tesser)
(published in: Jan, 2012)
Written by Lynn M. Tesser, this article apperead on the third issue of Vol. 17 of East European Politics & Societies in August 2003. -
Comparative Theft: Context and Choice in the Hungarian, Czech, and Russian Transformations, 1989-2000 (by Andrew Barnes)
(published in: Jan, 2012)
Written by Andrew Barnes, this article apperead on the third issue of Vol. 17 of East European Politics & Societies in August 2003. -
In Search of a Usable Past: The Question of National Identity in Romanian Studies, 1990-2000 (by Constantin Iordachi and Balázs Trencsényi)
(published in: Jan, 2012)
Written by Constantin Iordachi and Balázs Trencsényi, this article apperead on the third issue of Vol. 17 of East European Politics & Societies in August 2003. -
Weak States and Pluralism: The Case of Moldova (by Luca A. Way)
(published in: Jan, 2012)
Written by Lucan A. Way, this article apperead on the third issue of Vol. 17 of East European Politics & Societies in August 2003. -
Conflict and Diversity in East European Nationalism, on the Basis of a Romanian Case Study (by Caius Dobrescu)
(published in: Jan, 2012)
Written by Caius Dobrescu, this article apperead on the third issue of Vol. 17 of East European Politics & Societies in August 2003. -
From Class to Nation: Left, Right, and the Ideological and Institutional Roots of Post-Communist “National Socialism” (by Veljko Vujacæicv)
(published in: Jan, 2012)
Written by Veljko Vujacæicv, this article apperead on the third issue of Vol. 17 of East European Politics & Societies in August 2003. -
Between Historical Legacies and the Promise of Western Integration: Democratic Conditionality after Communism (by Grigore Pop-Eleches)
(published in: Jan, 2012)
Written by Grigore Pop-Eleches, this article apperead on the first issue of Vol. 21 of East European Politics & Societies in February 2007. -
European Regional Organizations, Political Conditionality, and Democratic Transformation in Eastern Europe (by Frank Schimmelfennig)
(published in: Jan, 2012)
Written by Frank Schimmelfennig, this article apperead on the first issue of Vol. 21 of East European Politics & Societies in February 2007. -
Democracy in the Post-Communist World: Unfinished Business (by Fabrizio Coricelli)
(published in: Jan, 2012)
Written by Fabrizio Coricelli, this article apperead on the first issue of Vol. 21 of East European Politics & Societies in February 2007. -
Linkage, Leverage, and the Post-Communist Divide (by Lucan A. Way and Steven Levitsky)
(published in: Jan, 2012)
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