Vol. 32 No. 4 (2018)

Published: 2018-11-23

The changing European post-Soviet space

Editorial

Zsolt Bottlik

3-6
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The impact of history – persistent fault lines in the post-Soviet region

Gábor Demeter

7-30
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Spaces and times of liminality in Russian and Soviet expansion endeavours

Margit Kőszegi, Márton Berki, Géza Barta

31-53
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Partition or rise? Ukraine, Europe’s “big cake”

Dávid Karácsonyi

54-83
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The layers of Moldavian identity

Tamás Illés, Zsolt Bottlik

84-105
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Polese A. et al. (eds.) (2017): Identity and nation building in everyday post-socialist life

Csaba Baroch

106-112
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Cusco, A. (2017): A contested borderland. Competing Russian and Romanian visions of Bessarabia in the late nineteenth and early twentieth century

Tamás Illés

113-116
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Karácsonyi D., Kocsis K., Bottlik Zs. (eds.) (2017): Belarus in maps

András Igari

117-119
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Sengupta, A. (2017): Symbols and the image of the state in Eurasia

Géza Barta

120-124
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A view on post-socialist cities from elsewhere? Report on the 2017 conference of the Cities After Transition network

Márton Berki

125-128
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Conference on nation statehood in Eastern Europe, Russia and Eurasia

Margit Kőszegi

129-133
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Articles

Immigration policy and multilevel governance – Austrian experiences

Tamás Hardi, Tünde Patay

135-150
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Sopron: a border town attracting internal migration

Éva Kiss, Ferenc Jankó, Laura Bertalan, Eszter Mikó

151-166
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The knowledge network of biotech firms in Szeged – Biopolis revisited

János Gyurkovics, Sándor Juhász

167-184
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Global competitiveness and cultural heterogeneity

Zsuzsanna Bacsi

185-201
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