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East European Quarterly articles from March 2002
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 March 2002
Retracing the past to the cradle of Croatian history.
March 22, 2002... I. THE PROBLEM AND METHODOLOGICAL DIFFICULTIES
Perhaps few questions related to the history of Croatia have been as controversial and difficult to resolve as that of the Croats' ethnic origins and of their early ethnic development....
Snowy domes and gay turbans: American travelers on Bosnia, 1897-1941.
March 22, 2002... "And where is Bosnia?" That was the question posed in 1897 by Phebe Davis Natt, one of the first Americans to leave a travel account of that Balkan land. In her short article published in The Nation she speaks of Bosnia's "lofty mountains,"...
"Deads Lands" or "New Europe"? reconstructing Europe, reconfiguring Eastern Europe: "Westerners" and the aftermath of the World War.
March 22, 2002... A "NEW EUROPE" OR "DEAD LANDS"?
In Britain during 1916, a periodical called The New Europe appeared. Believing that the Great War offered an unique opportunity to destroy the dynastic empires that prevented nationalities like the Czechs...
Hungary's relationship with Poland and its refugees during World War II.
March 22, 2002... For centuries Hungary and Poland have had a uniquely congenial relationship in spite of their distinctive ethnic and linguistic backgrounds. The Magyars and Poles had a common monarch, Louis the Great (Nagy Lajos), ties through marriages, and...
Syndromes and alternatives for Slovak Foreign Policy: the process of restructuring after the "velvet divorce".
March 22, 2002... INTRODUCTION
The year of 1989 was one of the turning points of the last century. The disappearance of ideological polarization, which had dominated a great part of the twentieth century, was in fact an expected fact during the 1980s,...
Bulgaria's ethnic problems.
March 22, 2002... The fall of Communism in Eastern Europe precipitated a region-wide shift towards ethnic tensions, demagogic populism and the most pathological forms of ethno-nationalism and separatism, culminating in the tragic fratricidal wars in Yugoslavia...