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• Select Stojan Protic's final decade and Serbia's Radical Party, 1913-1923

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  Stojan Protic's final decade and Serbia's Radical Party, 1913-1923

  Author:David MacKenzieFrom:East European Quarterly (Vol. 42, Issue 3) Peer-Reviewed

  Fall 20088,829 words Article 1470LStojan Protic (1857-1923) was a main leader of Serbia's Radical Party from its 1881 creation almost until his 1923 death and an outstanding journalist. In earlier studies, I have described his role in the party and...
• Select Models of backwardness versus transformation in Eastern Europe

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  Models of backwardness versus transformation in Eastern Europe

  Author:Krzysztof BrzechczynFrom:East European Quarterly (Vol. 42, Issue 3) Peer-Reviewed

  Fall 20084,134 words Article 1500LAnna Sosnowska, Zrozumiec zacofanie. Spory historykow o Europe Wschodniq (1947-1994) [To Understand Backwardness: Historians' Debates about Eastern Europe (1947-1994)]. Warszawa: Wydawnictwo Trio, 2004, pp. 387. The...
• Select Micro and macro developments in Hungary under the glance of EU Cohesion Funds

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  Micro and macro developments in Hungary under the glance of EU Cohesion Funds

  Author:Umut KorkutFrom:East European Quarterly (Vol. 42, Issue 3) Peer-Reviewed

  Fall 200810,332 words Article Introduction It is rare to write on poverty and underdevelopment in an European Union (EU) member state, but it is timely. The consolidation of both democracy and the market economy is far from being a closed issue...
• Select The Austro-Polish solution: diplomacy, politics, and state building in wartime Austria-Hungary 1914-1918

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  The Austro-Polish solution: diplomacy, politics, and state building in wartime Austria-Hungary 1914-1918

  Author:Clifford F. WargelinFrom:East European Quarterly (Vol. 42, Issue 3) Peer-Reviewed

  Fall 20088,135 words Article 1750LIn the first decades after its demise in 1918, the Austro-Hungarian Empire's collapse assumed a decided air of inevitability in the national histories of the day. Scholarship since the Second World War, reflecting...
• Select The period of de-Stalinization in Romanian culture, 1959-1965

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  The period of de-Stalinization in Romanian culture, 1959-1965

  Author:Marcela SalageanFrom:East European Quarterly (Vol. 42, Issue 3) Peer-Reviewed

  Fall 20082,961 words Article 1390LAfter 1958, Romania assumed to itself the rise of a brand new internal and external politics, unthinkable up to that time. In the context of the aggravation of the conflict between Moscow and Peking, when Khrushchev and...