Perspectives on Europe
Autumn 2014
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Editor: Neringa Klumbytė, Miami University of Ohio
This issue of Perspectives on Europe focuses on the developments in Ukraine in 2014: the Euromaidan revolution, the relationship with Russia, and the social changes brought forth by these recent events. Almost 100 pages strong, the articles in this jumbo issue address gender and LGBT relations, public health, Westernization, and much more.
Featured Articles
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“They treated us like we were from Donbas”: Displacement and ‘Self-Reliance’ in Odessa, Autumn 2014
- by Deborah A. Jones
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Responsibility, Trust, and Transformation in Ukrainian Public Health
- by Jill Owczarzak and Sarah D. Phillips
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The Joyriders: Richard Enright, Barron Collier and International Policing, 1922–1938 (sponsored research)
- by Robert Whitaker
Spring 2014
Editor: Neringa Klumbytė, Miami University of Ohio
This issue of Perspectives on Europe addresses the concept of justice and its relation to power, law and truth. Focusing primarily on Central and Eastern Europe, the authors interrogate meanings of (in)justice in different contexts, from online petitioning to the European Court of Human Rights. Other articles examine the end of coal mining in Silesia, Turkey's anti-coup trials, urban regeneration in the EU, and much more.
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Justice as Unfairness
- by Robert M. Hayden
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Kleptocracy in Russia: Its Past and Future
- by Karen Dawisha
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Informing the Political Economy of Post-communist Transition: The Rise and Fall of the Upper Silesia Coal Mining Region (sponsored research)
- by Tomasz Blusiewicz
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Limits of the Changing Border Regime: Insights from the Greek-Turkish Borderland (sponsored research)
- by Zeynep Kaşlı
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Autumn 2013
Editor: Neringa Klumbytė, Miami University of Ohio
Managing Editor: Siovahn Walker, Council for European Studies
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On Happiness and Politics: Jon Gnarr's Best Party (2009 - 2013)
- by Dominic Boyer
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Joking about the Violent Past: Humor, Memory, and Narrative in Post-Conflict Bosnia-Herzegovina
- by Anna Sheftel
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Tuberculosis as Disease and Politics in the Two Germanys, 1871 - 1961 (sponsored research)
- by Anna Haas Kolchinsky
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The Birth of the Concentration Camp? British Imperialism and the Origins of Modern Detention (sponsored research)
- by Aidan Forth
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Productive Debts: The Financialization of Post-Soviet Cities and the Magic of Debt in Skopje, Macedonia (sponsored research)
- by Fabio Mattioli
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About Perspectives on Europe
Published twice a year, Perspectives on Europe (formerly called European Studies Forum) is an online-only journal that spotlights interdisciplinary and public-oriented research on European politics, history and culture. Recent topics have included: the Eurozone economic crisis, changes in UK higher education, transitions to democracy in the Balkans, the accession of Romania and Bulgaria to the European Union, European environmental regulations and its global effects, the recent openings of WWII archives in Hungary and Poland, and much more.
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