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Central Eastern Europe and Balkan Countries: Documents collection in politics

The PECOB scientific library discloses here a number of documents related to the political matters of the Central-Eastern Europe and the Balkans' region such as relevant political reports and analyses which are neither PECOB's papers, nor theses or research projects.

PECOB offers a wide range of documents on political developments in Russia and the accession of Eastern European countries in the EU. Some specific cases are analyzed, such as the establishment of new institutions in Poland.  Other papers deal with the question of national identity in Romania the establishment of democracy and East European nationalism. Finally, many articles address issues related to the post-communist period and democratic transition in Central Eastern Europe and the Balkan countries.

Articles on this page are listed by date of publication, in descending order.

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  1. Kosovo hostage of the Thaci's case

    (published in: Dec, 2010)


     

  2. Elections in Kosovo – a shaky stabilisation

    (published in: Dec, 2010)


     

  3. Elections in Moldova: no decisive breakthrough

    (published in: Dec, 2010)

     

  4. How Russia conceives of moving closer to the EU

    (published in: Dec, 2010)

     

  5.  What Happened in the Balkans (or Rather ex-Yugoslavia)? (by Ivo Banac)

    (published in: Oct, 2010)

     

  6. Alternating Modernities: the Case of Czechoslovakia (by Johann P. Arnason)

    (published in: Oct, 2010)

     

  7. A glance at the Northern Caucasus in nowadays Russia: four articles by Anna Politkovskaja translated in Italian, previously unpublished

    (published in: Sep, 2010)

     

  8. Amb. Richard Holbrooke: Dayton Council of World Affairs

    (published in: Aug, 2010)


     

  9. Europe’s East, Russia’s Western Neighborhood: Working Towards a Common Transatlantic Approach

    (published in: Aug, 2010)


     

  10. Endgame in the Balkans

    (published in: Aug, 2010)


     

  11.  The Transformation of Southeastern Europe: A Challenge for Smart Power

    (published in: Aug, 2010)


     

  12. Brussels Forum 2010: The Balkans

    (published in: Aug, 2010)


     

  13. Balkan Reconciliation: Presidents of Serbia and Croatia

    (published in: Aug, 2010)


     

  14. The EU and the Western Balkans

    (published in: Aug, 2010)


     

  15. Ambitious plans of the new Czech government

    (published in: Jul, 2010)


     

  16. Prospects for the centre-right coalition in Slovakia

    (published in: Jul, 2010)


     

  17. Riots in southern Kyrgyzstan. The international aspect

    (published in: Jul, 2010)

     

  18. Romania: Complications with implementing the austerity package

    (published in: Jul, 2010)


     

  19. Kyrgyzstan: a step towards an illusory stabilisation

    (published in: Jul, 2010)

     

  20. Kosovo – moderation in Mitrovica

    (published in: Jul, 2010)


     

  21. Thinking beyond the crisis? Greece and the Balkans

    (published in: Jul, 2010)


     

  22. Prisoners of Caucasus

    (published in: Jul, 2010)


     

  23. Prisoners of the Caucasus: Russia's Invisible Civil War

    (published in: Jul, 2010)


     

  24. Czech Social Democrats are ready to take over power

    (published in: Jun, 2010)


     

  25. Kirgyzstan - a problem far from being solved

    (published in: Jun, 2010)


     

  26. Russia plays the Iran card with the USA

    (published in: Jun, 2010)


     

  27. Central Asia, Turkestan, Turan: many words for a single land

    (published in: May, 2010)

     

  28. Between State's Interest and Rescuing Mission: On the History of Moldovan-Russian Relations

    (published in: Apr, 2010)


     

  29. Identities and Borders: The Territories of Central Asia

    (published in: Apr, 2010)

     

  30. EU policy toward the Western Balkans – Regional Perspective

    (published in: Mar, 2010)


     

  31. Turkey's friends and the international debate on the Armenian Genocide

    (published in: Mar, 2010)


     

  32. Forms for submitting content

    (published in: Mar, 2010)

     

  33. Taking culture and democracy seriously in Serbia (by Michael Rossi)

    (published in: Mar, 2010)

    Mainstream approaches and policies to theories of democratic transitions overlook the cultural and historical developments of the country or region under study. Scholars have been calling for cultural preferences to be taken more seriously for decades now, but the current methodologies in social science still predominantly treat culture as more of a theoretical category that is unchanging and unflinching to variations in internal and exogenous stimuli.

     
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