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East European Quarterly articles from December 2003
A scholarly journal publishes articles in the disciplines of East European history, including its economics, politics, culture and history.
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East European Quarterly archives from December 2003
The battle of Turtucaia (Tutrakan) (2-6 September 1916): Romania's grief, Bulgaria's glory.
December 22, 2003... On 27 August 1916, Romania declared war on Austria-Hungary and sent three armies across the Carpathian passes to occupy Transylvania as promised in a secret treaty with the Entente signed two weeks before. A wave of delirious joy swept over...
The Bulgarian declaration of independence and the 1908 Oriental Railway strike: conspiracy or coincidence?
December 22, 2003... Introduction
The Fall of 1908 was a chaotic time in the Ottoman Empire. The Young Turk Revolution in July of that year had restored the anesthetized Constitution of 1876 and the country was in the midst of preparations for elections to the...
The new face of Turkey: the domestic and foreign policy implications of November 2002 elections *.
December 22, 2003... Introduction
When Convention on the Future of Europe president Valery Giscard d'Estaing declared in November 2002 that "Turkish membership of the EU would spell the end of the European Union," (1) he actually voiced the doubts in many...
Regional voting trends in Hungarian national elections 1985-2002.
December 22, 2003... The purpose and role of democratic elections is the establishment of representative bodies acting as legislatures. The process of voting expresses citizens' sentiments usually through political parties: the voting preferences reflect...
Consensus and division over Poland's entry into the European Union.
December 22, 2003... On June 8 and 9, 2003 Poland's citizens voted in a national referendum to decide on their country's entry into the European Union. In all, 58.8 percent of those eligible to vote took part in the referendum, with 13,512,612 (77.5 percent)...
Polish presidents 1947-2000 from the American vantage point.
December 22, 2003... This analysis focuses on four people who occupied the post of the president either as Presidents of the People's Republic of Poland [PRL] or as Presidents of the Third Republic [III Rp]. (1) Each of these men represents entirely different...
Democracy and the prospects for peaceful relations in Eastern Europe.
December 22, 2003... Neorealist theorists like Kenneth Waltz have portrayed anarchy as the single most important characteristic underlying international relations. (1) Drawing on the writings of realists like Morgenthau, but in part disregarding his recognition...