.../licenses/by/4.0/ ), which permits unrestricted reuse, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited. Abstract This forum brings together six historians of Eastern Europe who discuss decolonizing approaches. In the aftermath of the Russian genocidal war...

... tools available to the feminists born and living in any part of what used to be Eastern Europe during the Cold War. To describe these tools, four main debates within Eastern European feminism are revisited: the East/West debate, the debate on postsocialism and postcolonialism, the debate on history...

..., particularly contestation and polarization between those who are aligned with the regime and those who oppose it. We substantiate our claims using an original interview dataset on think tanks in Hungary and Poland. de-democratization Central and Eastern Europe think tanks policy advice Baltic Sea Foundation...

... of corruption rather than the anticipated role of populism. Populist parties then emphasize the issue more in parliamentary speeches than in their campaign promotions, though some specific nuances among different populist subtypes. Central and Eastern Europe corruption parliamentary debate party manifestos...

... conflict Central Europe conflict resolution Eastern Europe European security Russia On the morning of 24 February 2022, Europe woke up to the news that the Russian Federation had launched a full-scale invasion of Ukraine. Suddenly, after decades without a major interstate war, Europe was facing a new...

... Vladimir Putin and Turkey's Recep Tayyip Erdoğan. Foreign policy analysis authoritarian populism foreign policy institutions Russia eastern Europe Middle East Abstract This article explains how right-wing populist leaders in Hungary, Poland, Russia and Turkey have transformed their states' foreign...

... materiality (logistic power). vaccination tuberculosis communism Eastern Europe The importance of vaccination in prevention is perhaps best illustrated by the fact that in 1955, by decree of the Minister of Health, vaccination of persons up to the age of 18 was made mandatory. ¹⁰...

... political economy growth Eastern Europe transitional economies institutional change institutional complementarity A key question is what drives the adoption of one or another GM? A general line of reasoning is that, if a country adopts a certain GM, it must be the result of its capacity to make use...

... Europe. Mortality trends midlife USA UK Central and Eastern Europe high-income countries working-age mortality European Research Council 10.13039/100010663 ERC-2021-CoG-101002587 Leverhulme Trust 10.13039/501100000275 RC-2018-003 Key Messages We provide a comprehensive comparison...

... revolt against capitalist systems. Instead, a more nuanced picture is required, one that is specific to Romania at that time. May 68 August 1968 Franco–Romanian relations the Cold War Roland Barthes Thaw Era Eastern Europe hippies Nicolae Ceaușescu From 1964 onwards...

...Gábor Scheiring; Aytalina Azarova; Darja Irdam; Katarzyna Doniec; Martin McKee; David Stuckler; Lawrence King Abstract An unprecedented mortality crisis struck Eastern Europe during the 1990s, causing around seven million excess deaths. We enter the debate about the causes of this crisis...

.... European integration rule of law Poland Ukraine constitutionalism eastern Europe Law made the European Union and law constrains it. In many ways, this is clearly a good thing. Nation-states are transformed into member states, their relationships framed by law where, for centuries, war had been...

...Míla O'Sullivan; Kateřina Krulišová Women, Peace and Security central and eastern Europe feminist institutionalism Czech, Polish, Slovakian National Action Plans Russian imperialism postcolonial feminism You justify your invasion by talking of ‘liberation’. How were you intending to ‘liberate...

... Minister Victor Orbán of Hungary, reveals that he has, indeed, invoked these illiberal versions of sovereignty. By retrieving these older concepts, populists gain a powerful rhetorical tool to advance illiberal principles of political authority. populism sovereignty Hungary Eastern Europe nationalism...

... medium, provided the original work is properly cited. For commercial re-use, please contact journals.permissions@oup.com Abstract Disenchantment with global finance in Central-Eastern Europe enabled financial nationalism to emerge as a counter-hegemonic strategy. In Hungary, Prime Minister Orbán put...

... to insist on art fulfilling a social, critical, and public purpose. Art Citizenship Communism Democracy Eastern Europe Germany On may 30, 1989, a black pictogram of a camera framed in red with a diagonal red slash appeared near two major landmarks—the World Clock and Neptune Fountain...

... as a remedy is now in need of a remedy. Eastern Europe land reform post-Soviet property restitution urban politics Land redistribution, or transferring ownership from one party to another, is an increasingly appealing strategy to ‘make victims whole’ ¹ and promote a core transitional justice...

... journey towards rethinking world order began in Paris in 1919, as he grappled with the problem posed by nationalism in central and eastern Europe; continued through the 1930s with further work on the subject; and reached a resolution in his own work with the appearance of The twenty years’ crisis...

... lower odds that they planned to leave the field within two years, whilst those with burnout had over twice the odds they planned to leave the field. Eastern Europe burnout migration post-communist Romania social workers workforce After the Second World War, a communist regime took over...

... Europe (CEE) and the former Soviet Union (FSU) than any other parts of the world. However, no large scale studies have investigated the association between fruit and vegetable (F&V) intake and mortality in these regions yet. Design The Health, Alcohol and Psychosocial Factors in Eastern Europe...