Journal Table of Contents (Journal TOC)

latest update – December 2016

List of journals with electronic table of contents in Central, Eastern and Southern Europe section between January and December 2016:

1) Cyprus Review

2) East European Politics

3) Europe-Asia Studies

4) Journal for Labour and Social Affairs in Eastern Europe

5) Journal of Baltic Studies

6) Journal of Constitutional Law in Eastern & Central Europe

7) Post-Communist Economies

8) Revue d'Etudes Comparatives Est-Ouest

9) South European Society and Politics

10) Southeast European and Black Sea Studies

11) Südosteuropa Mitteilungen

12) Südosteuropa

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Cyprus Review Volume 27 number 2 Elizabeth Hoak-Doering A Photo in a Photo: The Optics, Politics and Powers of Hand-held Portraits in Claims for Justice and Solidarity 15-42 Mete Hatay 'Reluctant' Muslims? Turkish Cypriots, Islam, and Sufism 43-63 Savvas D. Georgiades Unemployment in Greek Cypriot Families: Psychosocial Impact, Coping Strategies, and Grassroots-level Solutions 65-88 Direnç Kanol Inclusiveness and the Perceived Legitimacy of Peace Treaties: Findings from a Survey Experiment in Northern Cyprus 89-104 Burak Erkut A Hung Parliament in the North: Outside Options after the 2003 Election en Route to the Annan Plan Referendum of 2004 105-122

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East European Politics Volume 31 Number 4 December 2015

Losing control: a principal-agent analysis of Russia in the United Nations Security Council's decision-making towards the Libya crisis Yf Reykers and Niels Smeets 369

Neither security nor development? Czech and Hungarian identities and interests in the provincial reconstruction teams in Afghanistan Ondřej Horký-Hlucháň and Balázs Szent-Iványi 388

A society of departure in post-communist Europe: socio-political reasons behind mass Lithuanian emigration Ausra Park 407

Who stands in the way of women? Open vs. closed lists and candidate gender in Estonia Mirjam Allik 429

Beyond instrumentalisation: NGO monitoring coalitions in Croatia, Montenegro, and Serbia Natasha Wunsch 452

Who commits to the rule of law? Constrained government and foreign direct investment in postcommunist states Michael Touchton 468

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Europe-Asia Studies Volume 67 Number 10 December 2015 CONTENTS

Special Section: Family, Health, and Reproduction in Russia and Ukraine - in the Intersection Between the Private and the Public Guest Editor: Johnny Rodin

Articles

Family, Health and Reproduction in Russia and Ukraine - in the Intersection between the Private and the Public Johnny Rodin 1523

The Gynaecologist's Gaze: The Inconsistent Medicalisation of Contraception in Contemporary Russia AnnaTemkina 1527

Prevalence and Correlates of the Use of Contraceptive Methods by Women in Ukraine in 1999 and 2007 Katharina Wesolowski 1547

How to be a Good Mother: The Case of Middle Class Mothering in Russia Larisa Shpakovskaya 1571

Managing the 'Country's Future' - Changing Ideas, Constraints and Perceptions of Preschools in Contemporary Russia Compared with the Soviet Past Yulia Gradskova 1587

Parenting Children with Disabilities in Russia: Institutions, Discourses and Identities Elena Iarskaia-Smirnova, Pavel Romanov & ValentinaYarskaya 1606

Close Relationships Matter: Family Well-being and its Effects on Health in Russia Zhanna Kravchenko, Andrew Stickley & Ai Koyanagi 1635

Regular Articles

Same System, Different Outcomes: Comparing the Implementation of Dual Nationality Treaties in East Germany and China Choo Chin Low 1656

Circassians and the Politics of Genocide Recognition Maja Catic 1685

Review Article

China's Re-emergence: Reasons, Consequences and Prospects Falk Hartig 1709

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Europe-Asia Studies Volume 67 Number 9 November 2015

CONTENTS Articles The Institutional Foundations of China's Unbalanced Economy Guangdong Xu 1351

Ukraine between Russia and the European Union: Triangle Revisited Vsevolod Samokhvalov 1371

Production Efficiency and Beyond: Local Determinants in Russian Privatisation Tatyana Intigrinova 1394

Sacred or Secular? 'Memorial', the Russian Orthodox Church, and the Contested Commemoration of Soviet Repressions Zuzanna Bogumił, Dominique Moran & Elly Harrowell 1416

Party Politics, Political Competition and Coming to Terms with the Past in Post-Communist Hungary Dae Soon Kim & Nigel Swain 1445

Research Report

What Makes Them Successful? Influential Interest Groups in Hungary (1990-2014) Sándor Gallai, Zsolt Döme, Balázs Molnár & Jenő Reich 1469

Review Article

Debates over the 1949 'Leningrad Affair' in the Contemporary Russian Popular Press Alisa Amosova & David Brandenberger 1487

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Journal for Labour and Social Affairs in Eastern Europe Volume 18 number 2

Gabriele Medas Roma and health: the social determinants of health: lessons from the case of Roma in Hungary 149

Zhivko Minkov The Bulgarian hospital care system - challenges and reform plans 175

Dimitar Nikoloski and Ljupcho Pechijareski Skills supply and demand in Macedonia: deriving lessons for future policy interventions 203

Vanja Šušnjar Čanković The impact of employee selection on organisational performance 217

Dimitar Nikoloski and Ljupcho Pechijareski Research and development in post-transition: a case study of western Balkans countries 231

Ajla Škrbić The legacy of the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia 241

Bruno Sergi, Vittorio D'Aleo and Giacomo Morabito Eurasia vs the Balkans: a comparison between two economic blocs 251

Dalibor Miletić, Vladimir Mićić and Krunislav Sovtić Poverty and social exclusion as modern problems of the Serbian economy 263

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Journal of Baltic Studies VOLUME 46 NUMBER 4 DECEMBER 2015

Articles

Baltic Refugees and Policy Formation in Sweden 1940-1950 Anu Mai Kõll 427

Soviet Refugees to Sweden 1941-1947 and the Raoul Wallenberg Case Johan Matz 435

Leaving the ESSR: Sweden's Attempts at Repatriating the Estonian-Swedes from Soviet-Controlled Estonia, 1940-1941 Glenn Eric Kranking 459

The Paradox of National Language Acquisition: Russian Speakers' Labor Market Positions in Estonia Marianne Leppik & Triin Vihalemm 471

Kalevipoeg: Aspects of Genre and Authorship Arne Merilai 497

Home Environments, Memories, and Life Stories: Preservation of Estonian National Identity Jaak Rakfeldt 511

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Journal of Constitutional Law in Eastern and Central Europe VOLUME 22 / 2015 NUMBER 2

Evaluating EU Promotion of Human Rights, Democracy and Good Governance: Towards a Participatory Approach Gordon Crawford 135 The Influence of the Electoral System on the Party System in Albania Gerti Peshkopia 165

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Post-Communist Economies Volume 27 Number 4 December 2015

Capital flow bonanzas and monetary policy in emerging Europe: responses to the global financial crisis Jean-Pierre Allegret and Audrey Sallenave 429

Going global: understanding China's outward foreign direct investment from motivational and institutional perspectives Canfei He, Xiuzhen Xie and Shengjun Zhu 448

Loan loss provisions during the financial crisis in Ukraine Łukasz Goczek and Natasha Malyarenko 472

Changes in pension take-up and retirement in the context of increasing the pension age: the case of Estonia in the 2000s Allan Puur, Lauri Leppik and Martin Klesment 497

Status quo bias of agrarian land structures in rural Albania Artan Qineti, Miroslava Rajcaniova, Kushtrim Braha, Pavel Ciaian and Jona Demaj 517

Corporate tax base erosion and profit shifting out of the Czech Republic Petr Janský and Ondřej Kokeš 537

Does firm privatisation benefit local households? The case of Vietnam Long Thanh Giang, Cuong Viet Nguyen, Huong Vu Van and Thieu Vu 547

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Revue d’études comparatives Est-Ouest VOL. 47, N° 1-2, MARS-JUIN 2016

DOSSIER Le passé allemand des pays d'Europe centrale et orientale Une mémoire en partage Dossier coordonné par Pauli Bauer & Barbora Spalová Paul Bauer et Barbora Spalová Avant-propos: Mémoire et sociétés en Europe centrale et orientale: une ethnographie du savoir sur le «passé allemand» 7 Tobias Weger L'imaginaire cartographique de «l'Est allemand» dans les publications populaires en Allemagne 23 Catherine Perron "§96 Museums" Against Forgetting? The Museum as a Key Tool for the Diffusion of Knowledge about the past German presence in Eastern Europe 53 Miroslav Kunštát et Kristina Kaiserová The Collegium Bohemicum in Ústí nad Labem, the Sudeten German Museum in Munich. Which collective memories should be preserved, promoted, and passed on? 91 Barbora Spalová La question des allemands sudètes au théâtre. Représentation artistique et transformation de la relation au passé allemand 113 Christian Jacques Les représentations des migrations forcées des «Allemands» de Tchécoslovaquie dans les films de fiction tchèques après 1990 141 Máté Zombory Silence, Cultivation, Cultural Heritage. Strategies of Identification in Discourses on the "German Past" in Hungary since 1945 169 Jennifer R. Cash History, Memory, Morality. Moldova's Missing Germans 199

VARIA M. Duboz, N. Rodet-Kroichvili, A. Slim Are Central and Eastern European Countries new places for the relocation of business services? 233 Stef Jansen Afterword: Materialising post-Yugoslav space 275 Anna Zadora La Grande guerre patriotique comme pilier de l'identité nationale: une étude biélorusse 287

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Revue d’études comparatives Est-Ouest VOLUME 47, N° 3, SEPTEMBRE 2016

VARIA Agata Adamska, Tomasz Dabrowski & Anna Grygiel-Tomaszewska Socially Responsible Investment in post-Communist and Developed European Countries 7

Mico Apostolov The Role of Foreign Direct Investments in Southeastern Europe 45

Alexandre Sokic Euroisation and Cyclical Stabilisation in Montenegro 83

Maxime Markine L'adaptation des acteurs du commerce de détail aux nouvelles règles de l'échange en Russie 101 Alexis Germon Civilian Society and Nuclear Power in Russia: the Example of Tomsk 134

Anne Gazier La Cour constitutionnelle de la Fédération de Russie et les événements d'octobre 1993 157

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Revue d’études comparatives Est-Ouest Vol. 46, n° 2, Juin 2015

Les ressources naturelles dans l'économie russe : soutenabilité et perspectives

Louis DUPUY La soutenabilité du développement en Russie durant la décennie 1998-2008 5

Aurélie BROS Relation gazière russo-ukraino-européenne. Un dialogue à réinventer 53

Catherine LOCATELLI Les échanges gaziers entre la Russie et la Chine à l'aune de leur sécurité énergétique 83

Sophie HOHMANN Violence domestique dans le Caucase du Sud. Les exemples de l'Arménie et de l'Azerbaïdjan 105

Martin KOUBEK et Ondrej CISAR Le militantisme rom et pro-rom en République tchèque. Évolution des cadres d'interprétation depuis 1989 143

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Revue d'Études Comparatives Est-Ouest Vol. 46, n° 4, décembre 2015 Habiter l'espace post-yougoslave Dossier coordonné par Cyril Blondel, Marie van Effenterre et Guillaume Javourez Cyril Blondel, Marie van Effenterre et Guillaume Javourez Avant-propos 7 Gruia Bădescu Dwelling in the Post-War City: Urban Reconstruction and Home-Making in Sarajevo 35 Mišo Kapetanović et Ivana Katurić The Informal Housing of Privatnici and the Question of Class. Two Stories From The Post-Yugoslav Roadside 61 Vladana Putnik Les parcs mémoriaux dans l'espace yougoslave et post-yougoslave 93 Taïka Baillargeon Habiter l'en-attendant : le lieu de l'en-attendant et le cas du Generalštab de Belgrade 123 Patrick Naef La Yougonostalgie et les monuments fantômes de l'espace post-yougoslave 157 Assen Slim L'aide européenne (1989-2020) aux PECO à travers le prisme de l'Économie politique internationale 185 Nicolas Escach et Arnaud Serry Les villes et ports de la Baltique, des inter-faces aux portes de l'Europe 229

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South European Society and Politics Volume 20 Number 4 December 2015

Winds of Change? The June 2015 Parliamentary Election in Turkey Özge Kemahlıoğlu 445

Redefining the Crisis/Redefining Democracy: Mobilising for the Right to Housing in Spain's PAH Movement Cristina Flesher Fominaya 465

Identifying with the Nation: Spain's Left-Wing Citizens in an Age of Crisis Antonia María Ruiz Jiménez, Manuel Tomás González-Fernández and Manuel Jiménez Sánchez 487

An Italian Leitmotiv? Corruption and Competence in the Debates of the Italian Chamber of Deputies (1946-2014) Luigi Curini 509

An Unfinished Grassroots Populism: The Gezi Park Protests in Turkey and Their Aftermath Hayriye Özen 533

South European Atlas

Bye-Bye Bipolarism: The 2015 Regional Elections and the New Shape of Regional Party Systems in Italy Filippo Tronconi 553

Climbing to the Rooftop, Falling off, yet Landing on One's Feet (and Finding a Wallet on the Pavement?): The Electoral Fate of the Greek Ecogreens (2004-15) Iosif Botetzagias and Pavlos Vasilopoulos 573

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Southeast European and Black Sea Studies Volume 15 Number 3 September 2015

Articles

Participation in social protests: comparing Turkey with EU patterns Çiğdem Kentmen-Çin 223

The value of freedom: a case study of Ukraine Anton Oleinik 239

European integration policy in Turkey: a comparison of the Republican People's Party (CHP) and the Nationalist Movement Party (MHP), 1965-2011 Osman Sabri Kiratli 261

Brain drain in Central and Eastern Europe: new insights on the role of public policy Nicoleta Maria Ienciu and Ionel-Alin Ienciu 281

A critical assessment of the transformative power of EU reforms on reducing corruption in the Balkans Gul M. Kurtoglu Eskisar and Aysegul Komsuoglu 301

Transport infrastructure construction in Croatia: an analysis of public-private partnerships Mihaela Grubišić Šeba 327

Special Section - Localising moralities: power and temporality in Southeastern Europe Guest Editors: Jelena Tošić and Sabine Strasser

Localising moralities: power and temporality in Southeastern Europe Jelena Tošić and Sabine Strasser 361

Corporate social responsibility in local context: international capital, charitable giving and the politics of education in Turkey Ståle Knudsen 369

City of the 'calm': vernacular mobility and genealogies of urbanity in a southeast European borderland Jelena Tošić 391

Transgressing law and morality: temporality, nationalism and borders in the Southern Balkans Rozita Dimova 409

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Southeast European And Black Sea Studies Volume 15 Number 4 December 2015 CONTENTS Articles The Common European Asylum System and the failure to protect: Bulgaria's Syrian refugee crisis Nevena Nancheva 439 Islam in the post-Communist Balkans: alternative pathways to God Arolda Elbasani and Olivier Roy 457 Religiosity and tolerance in Turkey: Is Islam the problem? Nazlı Çağın Bilgili 473 Institutional change in the eastern neighbourhood: environmental protection and migration policy in Ukraine Ryhor Nizhnikau 495 Tackling the informal economy in Southeast Europe: an institutional approach Colin C. Williams and Ioana A. Horodnic 519 Making Cyprus a national cause in Turkey's foreign policy, 1948-1965 Behlül Özkan 541 A Greek-Turkish peace project: assessing the effectiveness of interactive conflict resolution Esra Cuhadar, Orkun Genco Genc and Andreas Kotelis 563 Crises, interests and elite behaviour: military reform in Albania Elvin Gjevori 585 Special Section - Dayton at Twenty: Towards a New Politics in Bosnia-Herzegovina Guest Editors: Jasmin Mujanovic and Andrew Gilbert Dayton at twenty: towards new politics in Bosnia-Herzegovina Andrew Gilbert and Jasmin Mujanović 605 Dayton's Annex 4 Constitution at 20: political stalemate, public dissatisfaction and the rebirth of self-organisation Eric Gordy 611 In search of a democratic counter-power in Bosnia-Herzegovina Asim Mujkić 623 'Who sows hunger, reaps rage': on protest, indignation and redistributive justice in post-Dayton Bosnia-Herzegovina Larisa Kurtović 639 From Dayton to Brussels via Tuzla: post-2014 economic restructuring as europeanization discourse/practice in Bosnia and Herzegovina Danijela Majstorović, Zoran Vučkovac and Anđela Pepić 661

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SüdostEuropa Mitteilungen 5/2015 55. Jahrgang Inhalt 6 Andreas Ernst Konfrontation und Kooperation auf der „Balkanroute" - Der Flüchtlingsstrom und die regionalen Beziehungen auf dem Westbalkan Klientelismus in Südosteuropa 16 Thomas Brey Parteien in Ex-Jugoslawien als Reform- und Modernisierungshindernisse 28 Anton Sterbling Klientelismus in Rumänien und Südosteuropa 40 Jutta Lauth Bacas Politische Patronage in Griechenland: Persistenz oder Wandel in der Staatsfinanzkrise? 56 Sonja Schüler "Öffentliches Interesse"? Formen und Funktionen gesellschaftlicher Interessenorganisation in Bulgarien 68 Katerina Gehl Medialer Komfort? - Zu den „sündhaften" Beziehungen der Medien zur Macht im heutigen Bulgarien

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SüdostEuropa Mitteilungen 56. Jahrgang 1/2016 Analysen / Positionen / Essays 4 Thomas Brey Auch nach zwei Jahrzehnten: Keine Lösung für das Kosovo 20 Islam Qerimi / Vebi Mujku The Situation of Repatriates in Kosovo and the Impact on Poverty 34 Dejan Milovac Montenegro: Democratic Deficits Persist Instead of Progressing Euro-Atlantic Integration 42 Claudia Vollmer Verwaltungsentwicklung und EU-Erweiterung am Beispiel der drei Beitrittskandidaten Albanien, Mazedonien und Montenegro 56 Victoria Stoiciu The Romanian Autumn of 2013 and the Return of Politics - Protest against Mining Projects and Fracking in Romania: Actors and Discourses 70 Edvin Pacara Hydropower Plants as a Protest Issue in Albania

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Südosteuropa Mitteilungen 02 2016 56. Jahrgang Analysen / Positionen / Essays Main Focus: The Refugee and Migrant Crisis in Southeast Europe: Challenges and Policy Responses 6 Tanja Fajon Diary about the European Migration and Refugee Situation, April 2016 12 Maja Ladić / Katarina Vučko Slovenia's Response to Migration Movements through Its Territory (September 2015 - March 2016) 32 Pavle Kilibarda Serbia Facing the Refugee and Migrant Crisis 46 Friedrich Püttmann "To Be European Means to Be Me" - The Perspective of Young Muslims in Kosovo on European Identity 64 Christopher Nehring Botschafter Bulgariens in Deutschland 1990-2010: Ein Posten in Stasi-Hand - Fallstudie zur Öffnung der Staatssicherheitsarchive in Bulgarien

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Südosteuropa Mitteilungen 03 2016 56. Jahrgang Analysen / Positionen / Essays 6 Heinz-Jürgen Axt Südosteuropa im Schatten der EU-Krisen - Warum der Erweiterungsprozess nicht vorankommt 22 Michael Schmunk Slowakei 2016: Europa blickt nach Bratislava - Flüchtlingskrise, Parlamentswahlen und EU-Ratsvorsitz Schwerpunkt: Zwischen NS und Bundesrepublik - neue Beiträge zur Südost-Forschung 42 Mathias Beer Die unerforschte Geschichte der deutschen Südosteuropa-Forschung - Anmerkungen zu einem Editionsprojekt 54 Robert Pech Anpassung als Lebensprinzip: Fritz Valjavec und die Südost-Forschung zwischen Nationalsozialismus und früher Bundesrepublik

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Südosteuropa Mitteilungen 4 2016 56. Jahrgang Analysen / Positionen / Essays Schwerpunkt: Türkei / Main Focus: Turkey 6 Yavuz Baydar How the Failed Putsch in Turkey Evolved into a Counter-coup 16 Roy Karadağ Das Ende der türkischen Demokratie 30 Friedrich Püttmann Behind the Anatolian Revolution - Unveiling the Influence of Class on the Popularity of the Islamist Movement in Turkey 44 Olaf Leiße Integriert, toleriert, diskriminiert - Zur Selbstverortung der Minderheiten in der Türkei 62 Jens Bastian Welche Folgen ergeben sich für Griechenland durch den Brexit in Großbritannien und den gescheiterten Militärputsch in der Türkei? 74 Gudrun Steinacker Kontroverse um das erste Wörterbuch der montenegrinischen Volks- und Literatursprache 80 Alexander Korb Ostforscher-Erforscher - Die „Abteilungen westdeutsche Ostforschung" in der DDR und ihr Blick auf die NS-Vergangenheit der Südosteuropa-Forschung in der BRD

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Südosteuropa volume 63, no. 3, 2015 CONTENT ENVIRONMENTALISM AND GREEN PARTIES Wim van Meurs, Liesbeth van de Grift Environmental Politics in Southeastern Europe 365-371 Susan Baker EU Conditionality and Environmental Policy in Southeastern Europe 372-392 Ralf Nordbeck International Policy Transfer and Domestic Politics. The Limited Effectiveness of National Environmental Strategies in Romania 393-411 Manuela Troschke The Making of Environmental Policy in Georgia 412-439 Ümit Şahin Intertwined and Contested. Green Politics and the Environmental Movement in Turkey 440-466 Charlotte Johnson, Nela Milić, Vanesa Castán Broto History, Memory and Everyday Environmentalism. The Case of New Belgrade 467-490 Aron Buzogány Representation and Participation in Movements. Strategies of Environmental Civil Society Organizations in Hungary 491-514 COMMENTARY Wim van Meurs Mirrors on the Wall. Outsiders Looking at Europe, and at Themselves 515-520

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Südosteuropa

volume 63, no. 4, 2015

NEW ECONOMIC ELITES IN SERBIA

Mladen Lazić The Making of a New Economic Elite in Serbia 531-548

Željka Manić, Anđelka Mirkov The Economic Position of the Economic Elite in Serbia 549-569

Mladen Lazić The Recruitment of the Economic Elite in Serbia. Continuity and Changes 570-595

Milica Vesković Anđelković Political Orientations of the Economic Elite in Serbia 596-617

Jelena Pešić Changes in Value Orientations Among the Economic Elite During the Postsocialist Transformation. Economic and Political Liberalism in Serbia 618-641

Jelena Manić Radoičić Managers' Morality. A Contribution to Business Ethics Research in Postsocialist Serbia 642-664

OBITUARY

Malte Fuhrmann Vangelis Kechriotis (30 September 1969-26 August 2015). Paving a Road between the Past and Today's Real Life 665-669

DEBATE

Vangelis Kechriotis Everybody Likes History, But What About the Historian? 670-688

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Südosteuropa volume 64, no. 1, 2016 MIGRATION. VALUES, NETWORKS, WELLBEING Jürgen Jerger and Michael Knogler Migration in and out of Southeastern Europe. Values, Networks, Wellbeing 1-4 Selma Porobić Bosnian 'Returnee Voices' Communicating Experiences of Successful Reintegration. The Social Capital and Sustainable Return Nexus in Bosnia and Herzegovina 5-26 Nermin Oruč and Amina Tabaković Motives for Remittances Change During the Financial Crisis in Bosnia and Herzegovina 27-41 Iuliia Kuntsevych Remittances, Spending, and Political Instability in Ukraine 42-57 Domna Michail and Anastasia Christou East European Migrant Women in Greece. Intergenerational Cultural Knowledge Transfer and Adaptation in a Context of Crisis 58-78 Ana Aceska Transnational Experts, Rooted Careers. Migrant Professionals from Macedonia in Germany 79-95 BACKGROUND Jürgen Kilian The Greek 'Forced Loan' during the Second World War. Demand for Reparations or Restitution? 96-108

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Südosteuropa volume 64, no. 2, 2016 CONTENT Bogdan C. Iacob History's Debris. The Many Pasts in the Post-1989 Present 119-141 Matthias Thaden 'Brotherhood and Unity' Dissolved. Yugoslav Radio Broadcasting in (West) Berlin and the Changing Politics of Representation, 1988-95 142-166 Ferenc Laczó Integrating Victims, Externalising Guilt? Commemorating the Holocaust in Hungary 167-187 Mihaela-Viorica Ruşitoru Educational Policies in Romania from Ceauşescu's Heritage to European Mimicry 188-205 Irena Stefoska and Darko Stojanov Remembering and Forgetting the SFR Yugoslavia. Historiography and History Textbooks in the Republic of Macedonia 206-225 Michael Kelpanides, Despoina Poimenidou, and Zoe Malivitsi Greek Education. Explaining Two Centuries of Static Reproduction 226-255 OBITUARY Heinz-Jürgen Axt and Despoina Poimenidou Michael Kelpanides (18 July 1945-29 February 2016) 256-260

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Südosteuropa volume 64, no. 3, 2016

FOCUS: LIVING AFTER THE FALL. CONTINGENT BIOGRAPHIES IN POSTSOCIALIST SPACE

Cristofer Scarboro Living after the Fall. Contingent Biographies in Post-socialist Space 277-283 Diana Georgescu Between Trauma and Nostalgia. The Intellectual Ethos and Generational Dynamics of Memory in Postsocialist Romania 284-306 Caterina Preda 'Project 1990' as an Anti-Monument in Bucharest and the Aestheticisation of Memory 307-324 Fedja Buric Confessions of a 'Mixed Marriage Child'. Diary in the Study of Yugoslavia's Breakup 325-343 Daniela Koleva Negotiating Socialist Lives after the Fall. Narrative Resources and Strategies of the First Socialist Generation in Bulgaria 344-364

DOSSIER: EUROPE(AN) MATTERS

Erhard Busek Europe on the Move. A Commentary 365-371 John Breuilly Brexit and Europe. A Commentary 372-380 Beyond the 'Balkan Route', or Why Southeastern Europe Remains a Core Issue for Europe. A Discussion among Andrea Despot, Hannes Grandits, Wolfgang Höpken, Dušan Reljić, Gabriella Schubert, and Sevasti Trubeta 381-395