East European Quarterly articles from June 2007

East European Quarterly archives from June 2007

Citizenship and migration from Turkey to Israel: a comparative study on Turkish Jews in Israel.
June 22, 2007... Introduction: Citizenship and International Migration As there are various forms and types of international migration, there is a corresponding variety of statuses of immigrants and hence citizenships. (1) For instance, regarding the...

Plagiarism between Orientalism and Balkanism: Anthony Rhodes and Bosnia.
June 22, 2007... Anthony Rhodes's travelogue Where the Turk Trod: A Journey to Sarajevo with a Slavonic Mussulman (1956) and his novel The Prophet's Carpet (1961), both based on his visit to Bosnia, exemplify the fairly conventional Western European view of the...

Inequality and government policies in Central and Eastern Europe.
June 22, 2007... Introduction Since the onset of the transformation process in Central and Eastern Europe (CEE), inequalities of income, earnings, and access to essential services have increased in all countries in the region. Direct consequences thereof...

Apocalypse in Poland: Julian Tuwim's poetry (1894-1953) (1).
June 22, 2007... The kind of literature that can be defined "apocalyptic" has a strong tradition in Poland: one only has to think of works by Antoni Slonimski, (2) Kazimierz Wierzyfiski (3) and Jan Lechon. (4) In spite of such vastness, in this paper I will...

Cannabilism in Stalin's Russia and Mao's China *.
June 22, 2007... We have already published a number of scholarly studies about the horrors of the slave labor camps in the Soviet Gulag. (1) We have also written several newspaper articles on this topic for various Hungarian and Hungarian-American publications....