Understanding Central Europe

Marczin, Moskalewicz [ed.]; Wojchiech, Przybylski [ed.]

English Monograph (Book) Scientific

Published: Routledge Taylor & Francis Group, New York City, United States of America, London, United Kingdom / England, 590 p. 2019

Series: BASEES/Routledge series on Russian and East European Studies 9187-4815 2575-419X, 115

Identifiers

MTMT: 3216415
At publisher: https://www.routledge.com/Understanding-Central-Europe/Moskalewicz-Przybylski/p/book/9780367885809
ISBN: 9780415791595
BCE katalógus: 836963

Chapters

Attila Jakab. 15. Regional Geopolitics. The Case of Hungary. (2018) In: Understanding Central Europe
Attila Melegh. Positioning in global hierarchies: the case of Central Europe. (2018) In: Understanding Central Europe pp. 25-31
Zombory Máté. Centers of Europe. (2019) In: Understanding Central Europe pp. 32-42
Jakab Attila. Regional geopolitics: the case of Hungary. (2018) In: Understanding Central Europe pp. 127-134
Varga Bálint. Nation and region in Central Europe. (2018) In: Understanding Central Europe pp. 151-155
Varga Bálint. My hero, your enemy: competing national memory cultures and symbolic politics in Central Europe. (2018) In: Understanding Central Europe pp. 156-162
Gábor Egry. Nationalism in historical constructs of the nation in Hungary. (2018) In: Understanding Central Europe pp. 198-204
Bretter Zoltan. No federation without separation Istvan Bibo about the prerequisites of regional and European integration. (2018) In: Understanding Central Europe pp. 231-238
Pogonyi Szabolcs. A Fall of Liberalism Foretold? Liberal Politics in Hungary at the Turn of Two Centuries. (2018) In: Understanding Central Europe p. 266
Komáromi László. Participatory Democracy in Hungary: Out of Practice Due to Lack of Interest. (2018) In: Understanding Central Europe pp. 329-335
Mikecz Dániel. Environmentalism and civil activism in Hungary. (2018) In: Understanding Central Europe p. 359
Lyubashenko I. Problem of “Western” approach to the “East” – a need for more careful listening and better understanding. (2018) In: Understanding Central Europe pp. 400-420
Pogonyi Szabolcs. Solidarity by Decree. A View from Hungary. (2018) In: Understanding Central Europe p. 475

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